The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-31
LOCAL BREYITIES.

W. c. Wilder, Jr., who is now in
San Francisco, may go east before
returning to the islands.
Hopp 4 Co.. furniture dealers
on King street, call attention TO
superior upholstery work done by
them.
There will be s cow-bell ride by
the bicycle boys on Saturday even
ing. Meet AT Palace Square at I
o'clock.
Kate Fields trip TO the volcano
and other islands has been indie
inately postponed on account OF
i'll health.
Clerks in the various depart
ments of the Government are busy
preparing reports for the coming
Legislature.
Chu Matushi, q japanese de-
serter from Papaikou plantation,
was arrested yesterday morning by
Officer Toma.
Jim Aylett and Kealakakai viii
be down on the 5. c. Allen with all
the instruments of the Hawaiian
National Band.
c. r. McVeigh brought with him
from the Coast some new and I'M
proved machinery for use in the
international Iron Works.
Captain Wildes of the U. S. s.
Boston will call on Consul Mills
this morning. The visit will De
returned in the afternoon.
Ruby Dexter, paced by Tri-
bune tandem ridden by King and
Sylvester made s. mile in PA on
the Waikiki road yesterday.
". H. Hilliard, the artist, is
spending his time in and about the
city, visiting various places where
artistic bits may catch the eye.
The Halstead brothers have taken
no part and had no financial in
terest in the recent matched races
, between Confederate and Billy c.
E. o. Hall Il Sons, agents for
some of the bicycles that were win
ners in the races last Saturday,
have an attractive sd. in this issue.
The record of events won on
Tribune BICYCLES on January 18th
is published by the Hawaiian
Hardware Company in another
column.
The President and party were at
the home OF Eben Low, hiholO,
Hawaii, on Monday last. They
were to have left for Kailua shortly
afterwards.
Minister King is in receipt Of a
letter from J. A. Posey OF st. Paul,
Minnesota, relative to the cordi-
ton of affairs here and the open
ings for new settlers.
Over thirty couples were present
st the. home of John Mott last
night, the event being the birthday
OF Mrs. Mott. Dancing and a good
social time was spent
During the absence Of Professor
Brigham. the kamehameha mu-
scum will be open under the charge
of Mr.. Hall. Every Friday and
Saturday from 10 am. to pm.
Mrs. Scott, wife of Captain Scott
OF the police force, will leave on
the Kinau for Wailuku today. Her
physician has recommended
change on account of her health.
Deputy Attorney General Dole left
for Maui yesterday to represent the
Government in prosecuting the en-
gineer who drove the engine at the
time Of the fatal accident there re-
Gently
Mrs. J. 7. Crowley, wife OF
the assistant to Professor Max
well st the Agricultural Ex-
perimental Station, arrived by the
Australia and Is located at Mrs
Chapins'.
Great care was taken by the
Inter-Island Company yesterday
afternoon in the manner they put
the circus horses aboard. Mr..
With expressed himself as more
than grateful.
Captain Scott escorted one of the
fair lady opium-smugglers to her
recent lodging house yesterday to
obtain clothing for use during their
stay in Jail. Later, the two ladies
sent out for ice cream.
A Chinese syndicate has pur-
chased q complete well-boring out
fit, and, as soon as the machinery
arrives, viii commence operations
An experienced white man viii