The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-01-21
LOCAL BREEITIES.


the Volcano.
Fred Horner will return by the
next Australia,
Miss Kate Field leaves for the
Volcano this morning.
The weather today will be chang
able. Umbrellas are in order.
Mr.. C. L. Wooster, of San Fran
cisco, is in the city again on bust
ness.
Ex-detective McAvoy leaves to-
day for Maui to accept position
at Paia.
The Japanese acrobats- perform
ed at Waianae Saturday night to a
large audience.
Mrs. H. N. Castle and family
are at Pearl City. peninsula for a
months vacation.
Marshal Brown was unable to
attend to his duties yesterday on
account of illness.
1t is not known whether Amarino
has been sold at the Coast by his
owner, Robert Ballantyne.
DR.. A. R. Rowat asks for prompt
settlement of accounts, as he con-
templates leaving the country.
J. T. Stacker takes up the duties
of the city editorship of the ADvER-
TIsER with this mornings issue.
F. NJ. Swanzy returned from
Kohala on the steamer Kinau after
a short business trip to that place.
A four horsepower engine in
good condition is offered for sale
by the Hawaiian Gazette Com
pany.
Mrs. Bryant has so far recovered
from her recent illness that she
expects to return to her home on
Kauai in fortnight.
Secretary Corbett of the Y. M. c.
A. reports great interest still in
gymnasium work, both among the
day and night classes.
Hons. Hugh M. Nelson, Robert
Philip and Thomas J. Byrne, of the
New Zealand cabinet, have returned
from trip to the volcano.
J. E. Miller, representing San
Francisco fertilizer interests, re-
turned on the Kinau after trip to
various places on Maui and Hawaii.
Mrs. John Effinger, two children
and maid, were among the passen-
gers by the Alameda. They are
the family of John Effinger, book
keeper for Lewis & Co.
The japanese steamer Gal Sen
Maru will be due at Honolulu
February 7th, from Yokohama
with 645 japanese laborers. She
will come consigned to Ogura & Co.
Sylvester Kalama has received
new native song entitled "Hooma-
nawanui Ma1una o ka Lahui," the
composition of S. Solomon, one of
the Hawaiian National Band boys.
Wallace R. Harrington returned
by the Alameda from a trip to the
Coast. He has assumed the duties
of editor of the ADVERTISER and
GAZETTE, relieving Mr.. A. T. At
kinson.
The many friends of Jack At
kinson will be glad to know that
news was received by the Alameda
yesterday of his entire recovery
from the recent dangerous attack
of illness.
Larry Dee has sold the ex-royal
hack to M. H. de Young of the
Chronicle for $500. Mr.. Dee is
expected to retur" to the island in
a few weeks with a ships load of
feed stuffs.
Mr.. Tracy, the gents furnisher,
will leave for four months trip
to the Orient by the Coptic, Feb.
4th. While absent Mr.. Tracy will
visit Yokohama, Hongkong, Shang-
hal, Singapore and other cities.
w. H. Cornwell and friends gave
a grand celebration at the home of
Antoine Rosa, Kalawai, yesterday,
in honor of the success of Billy C.
in the races of the 18th. 1t is
needless to say an enjoyable day
was spent.
Manager Lee, of the Volcano
House, writes under date January
14th, that the crater is increasing
in activity and the lake risen some I
fifty feet since last accounts. There
was a marked increase in the
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