The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-02-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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L. V. Redpath is no longer in
the employ OF the Hawaiian Gazette
Company.
The strawberry crew OF the Myr-
tie boat club will begin practice
next week.
Two boy prisoners for the Re-
form school arrived on the steamer
w. q. Hall.
Mr.. Callingham, who went to
Maui on the Claudine Tuesday.
will take the W. u. Hall to Hawaii
Friday night. He will visit the
volcano.
The proclamation calling for a
session of the Legislature on the
third Wednesday in February will
be found in the By Authority
column.
The U. S. 5. Boston will sail for
Yokohama on or about Thursday.
Mo orders to the effect that she
shall relieve the U. 5. 5. Benning-
ton have been received.
J.F. Clay and wife, Robt. Bal
lantyne and Miss Grace were pas
sengers on the S. C. Allen which
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Clay and
wife look remarkably well after
,neir long vacation.
The Z. S. S. Boston did not get
away yesterday. She will sail for
Yokohama this morning. Officers
of the Boston spent their last after
noon ashore yesterday pursuing
various pleasant occupations.
A meeting OF the Leilani boat
club was held last night. Re
signations were received and new
members elected. Arrangements
are being made TO occupy a por-
ton of the late Kings boat house.
"Murmurs from the Pacific" a
reverie for piano, Prof. (. Cook,
now teaching music here, COM
poser, has been received. This
composition has had a big sale on
the Coast. 1t is brilliant and
effective.
The ADVERTISER is in receipt OF
a nicely printed circular from E.
E. Bower, excursion agent, descrip-
tive of Hawaii and announcing the
departure of excursions from Chi
cage to Honolulu on February 10th
and March 9Th.
Adiutant Broome brought down
with him from Hawaii a very fine
specimen OF the Equus asinus on
the last Hall. The adjutant will
have pack saddles made and the
animal will be used when the regi-
ment goes off on a march.
D. Ferreira, the Portuguese who
attempted suicide Monday after
noon because none OF his relatives
would bail him out, plead guilty
to the charge of assault and bat
terry in the police court yesterday
morning and was fined So and
costs
Ensign Robson, of the U. 5. s.
Boston, was a visitor on the courts
of the Pacific Tennis Club yester-
day and INDUCED in several sets OF
tennis with various members. Mr..
Robson is a good player, and
shows excellent handling OF the
racquet.
Tomorrow is the occasion of
the great shoot between the Cali
fornia Nationals and the n. G. 81.
There will be no lack of excite
ment at this end Of the line. News
of the result OF the California shoot
will arrive by the Australia Of
February 21st.
Fred Whitney, son of H. NJ.
Whitney, will leave on the Mono
wal for his home in Montana. He
came to Hilo on sailing vessel
and spent some days visiting his
sister Mrs. Goodale. He is engaged
in mining operations and has been
away from the islands for ten
years.
Judge Dundee, wife and daugh-
tiers were passengers on the Coptic
en- route to Japan During their
short stay in Honolulu they were
the guests OF Mrs. w. ". Dimond.
The Misses Dundee are remark
ably beautiful and talented young
ladies and it is regretted they could
not remain here longer.
The Mariposa, which arrives next
week Thursday will bring party
of tourists who have booked for
Cooks annual spring tour to the
islands. The party will remain in
Honolulu until the Goth, when they
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