The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.


wanted.
There are no lines or lemons in
the city.
Disinfect the water used by the
street sprinklers.
The infsnt child Of Madame
Verleye died yesterday.
Consul Charles 7. Wilder is act
ing as a volunteer inspector.
New blanks for the official chol-
era reports were issued yesterday.
Native carpenters can secure
work by applying to the Board OF
Health.
The work of mapping out the
city and numbering every house is
progressing rapidly.
The Leilani and Myrtle boat
clubs have brought their boats back
from Pearl City training quarters.
Horsford's acid phosphate is a
good thing to use these times 1t is
sold by the Hollister Drug Conn
pany.
The extensive tract of land back
of Oahu College has been suggested
as an admirable place for golf
links.
The Government offices are
pretty well emptied at present.
Employees are doing duty for the
Board of Health.
Claims against the Government
for the month Of May, if filed prior
to June 9Th, will be payable on
Wednesday, September 18th.
Frank Godfrey was released from
the cholera hospital yesterday. He
was kept busy all day relating what
ne saw, heard and felt while there.
Quite a number of persons are
fearing that they will not be able
TO get away on the Alameda, due
here on the 10Th from the Colonies.
The Citizens Sanitary Committee
earnestly requests reports of neglect
of duty by sub-inspectors, giving
name and locality. All such will
be treatad confdentially.
The Salvation Army tent has
been placed in position on the old
Dudoit premises, corner Beretania
and Alakea streets. Services will
not be held for some time.
Parties desiring to spend a few
days at the beach should go to Sans
Souci. Excellent rooms and board.
A number of people are now domi
ciled at that popular resort.
The Roberts ozonotor is germ
destroyer and is highly recon-
mended as such; they are both
cheap and effective. For sale by
the Hawaiian Hardware Company.
George Houghtaling was arrested
again yesterday on the charge of
selling spirituous liquors without
license. This is the second time
ne has been held to answer that
charge.
The band boys are making use
of their time by getting in lot of
practice among themselves. They
will be fully prepared for series of
excellent concerts when the cholera
epidemic is over.
The ambulance men have named
their cluster of tents on the Gov
eminent building grounds Camp
Wayson," in recognition Of the
kindness which DR.. D. W. Wayson
has shown them since their en-
ployment in the present work.
The Salvation Army has ceased
holding meetings in the hall over
John Motifs store. They pur-
chased the large tent used by the
Rev. Garvin and will spread it on
the vacant lot corner of Beretania
and Alakea. A number of the
Army members were engaged yes
terday in placing the frame work.
The tent will seat several hundred
people, and was used by Mr.. Gar
vim before he secured Harmony
Hall.
The Japanese inspectors were out |
in force yesterday. A wheelbarrow
containing three tubs of diluted |
carbolic acid was carted through |
the streets. Behind this followed |
a train of inspectors carrying small |
watering pots. Japanese houses in
the city were visited and a supply
of disinfectant furnished the in
mates. Many questions regarding
the queer-looking outfit as it parad-
ed through the streets were asked
by various persons. I
Another meeting of the citizens
of Pearl City was held in Eva
court house yesterday morning for
the purpose of modifying the stand
taken on the previous day with
respect to allowing trains from
Honolulu to go through Pearl City.
1t had been decided TO allow only