The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Circus tonight.
Baseball tomorrow afternoon.


The Friend for December is ,out
Kilohana Art League entertain
ment this evening.
w. o. Smith will return on the
18th by the Alameda.
The legislative committee on
Great Seals received twenty-seven
designs.
The band will give concert at
the Government building at 4:30
P. NJ. today.
Baseball and two matinees for
the amusement loving public to-
morrow afternoon.
The steamer Kahului sailed at I
O'Clock last evening bound for
Sydney, Australia.
The Palace candy store, on Hotel
street, have given up the sale of
newspapers and periodicals.
The psychology class, under the
direction of Mr.. Dumas, has re-
sumed its sessions after the sum-
mer vacation.
Orders continue to come in for
copies of the History of the Revo-
luton. The work will be issued in
a week or two.
The Rev. S. H. Davis, who came
to attend the Anglican synod, re-
turns to his home in Kona by the
W. G. Hall this morning.
Judge Whiting believed that w.
C. Lane needed a guardian, and
yesterday appointed Cecil Browne
at the request Of petitioner.
There seems to be a regular cpl
demic of la grippe in Honolulu,
and there has been an extra large
demand for handkerchiefs in con-
sequence.
Mrs. J. w. Winter is improving
in health since she went to the
Volcano House. This will be well
come news to her large circle of
friends and acquaintance.
The machinery of the new ice
plant at the Hawaiian Electric
Company was being tested yester-
day. The company will begin the
manufacture of ice next week.
A series of popular lectures will
be held under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A. every Saturday even
ing at their hall during the coming
months of January and February.
There are at the present time
larger number of new dwelling
houses in process Of erection in this
city than at any former time. The
same may be said Of business
blocks.-The Friend.
Kaanana, of mix-up fame, paid
a fine of $50 in Judge Perry's
court yesterday morning for assault
ing Kaleikeana with knife. The
assault took place during the
middle of last month.
Company d will present to the
parents of the late Samuel Louisson
an engrossed resolution of condo
lence or the death of their son, who |
was a valued member and worthy |
comrade of that company.
J. F. Brown, agent of public
lands, publishes notice of an i'm
portant sale of a number of pieces
of property, the sale to be held in |
front of the Judiciary building on
January 4th. Terms and condi-
tions are also stated at length.
There was a native wedding at
Rev. DIR. Garvin's residence, at 7:30 |
last evening. The contracting par
ties were Kaiwi Meleana, the bride,
and Mahina Hekakia, groom. The
former is from Koolau, Molokai,
and the latter from Kona, Hawaii.
Preparations are now being
made for having all the school
children of Honolulu visit the Art
exhibition Saturday evening.
There are a great many valuable
prizes for the best composition, in
each school, on "What ] Saw at the
Art League"
President Dole and staff paid a
visit to the U. S. cruiser Benning
ton yesterday morning. The steam
launch carried the guests to the
warship. They were received with
a double salute on boarding. The
yards were stripped of their can
vas, and a pleasing reception ten
dered by the officers.