The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.


E. Suhr as shipping agent durin.
the absence of the latter.
Steamer Miowera is due today
from the North. Four days latel
news should be brought.
Sam Pedro and Palekai were ar
rested Sunday for assault and bat
terry on kalua, native woman.
1t is a pretty sure thing tina,
Cinnamon of the city will know
the smell of lime in the future.
The livery stables did a rushing
business Sunday afternoon. Every
available saddle horse was in ser
vice.
The case OF All Wong for out
raging a ive-year-old native girl
will come up in the District court
today.
Joaquin Miller has another
lengthy diatribe against Hawaii in
the San Francisco Call of Septem-
Der Sth.
The Salvation Army tent on the
corner of Beretsnia and Alakea
streets, was dedicated Sunday
morning.
There was no meeting of the
Board Of Health Monday. There
will be no more meetings until fur
ther notice.
The regulars are jubilant over
the fact that they will not be re-
quired to perform quarantine duty
much longer.
The record of eight arrests be-
tween Saturday morning and Mon
day night has not been surpassed
for quite while.
All Foon was arrested Saturday
for violating Board of Health regu-
lations by going into Pauos Valley
without permit.
William Norton has thirty-four
head of fine mules, all thoroughly
broken, for sale. Can be seen at
independent Park.
Allen Hutchinson, Of Honolulu,
and Ella F. Ferrie, of San Fran
cisco, were married in the latter
city on August 26th.
The steamer ". G. Hall will re-
-ceive town freight for Lshaina,
knns and hau up to 1 p. m. today
st the compsny's wharf.
The lively bustling to and from
the Board of Health Office has ms
terislly subsidized, but ii is not in
sny way TO be regretted.
Wo Wing Wal of Palolo valley
was arrested yesterday for refusing
10 clean up His place was in
special need OF cleaning.
Frank Silva, s. resident Of Ms
nos, refused TO clean his house yes
terdsy. He was not arrested, but
will probably clean up today.
Within the LAST three days thirty
families have been added 10 the
list of needy Hawsiisns 10 be fed |
by the Hawaiian Relief Society.
It was not generally understood |
that there would be services st |
Kawaishao church Sunday morn
ing. In consequence, but few were
present
The band concert ST Emma
square Saturday afternoon wss well
attended. People of the city duly
appreciated the treat after the long
interval.
4 stained glass window has ar-
rived from London for ST. Andrews
Cathedral. The glass will be
placed in small upper window Of
the chsncel.
City people in the country viii
return after the quarantine is
lifted. The cholera epidemic has
given them S longer vacation than
they anticipated.
Captain J. ". Pratt hiss succeed
ID Albert Lucas ss bookkeeper Of
he wster works department He
assumes the duties Of his new po-
sition this morning.
The suction business Of Lewis J
Levey viii be discontinued. AL
persons having goods ST his sales
rooms are requested 10 call for
same IS soon SIS possible.
Many persons sre pleased with
he new fshmsrksi, because Of the
iriveEsy through it. The entran
rs viii probably be closed as soon
Is the quarantine Is lifted
The improvements on the Few
Ugh school building are nearly
completed. School viii begin as
Don IS the Government signifies
Is consent TO such proceeding
The resig.stions Of Albert Lucas s
{ the Wafer Works department., c
nd Bert Peterson Of the Custom =
House. have been accepted oy the !
Their SUCCESSORS are I
OF yet named