The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-07-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Sugar, '3$s.
Hugo Fisher, Jr., will leave for the
Coast on Thursday
Seely Shaw received a thoroughbred
driving horse by the Australia.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
have issued shoe proclamation.
The Bennington will leave San Fran
cisco for the China station and will stop
here.
1t is reported in San Francisco that
Julian D. Hayne will not return to the
Islands.
Among the Asloun's cargo to Victoria
was consignment of cheap Japanese
bicycles.
Hon H. P. Baldwin and H. Morrison
came from Makaweh on the Ke Au Hou
Sunday.
tx" this office has set of "a volumes
of Scientific American from 1S7S-1S94
cor sale.
Col. G. Washington Macfarlane, wife
and infant daughter, returned by the
Australia.
S. F. Graham is bookkeeper for a
large wholesale house in San Francisco
and is doing well.
Mrs. C. H. Judd came out from the
East recently and will spend the sum
mer at San Mateo.
C. S. Bradford returned from the
coast by the Australia and will go to
Hilo by the first ferry.
DR.. R. w. Anderson leaves for Kauai
on a pleasure trip this afternoon. He
will return in few days.
E.W. Estep and wife of Honokaa are
in the city. Mr.. Estep will attend the
Summer school as teacher.
John H. Soper has purchased the
residence of c, A, Peacock, corner OF
Makiki and Lunalilo, for $4,000.
Another Austrian man-of-war which
has been cruising in the south seas is
expected here in about fortnight.
w. w. Dimond, the King street mer-
chant, returned home on the Picking
after short visit TO San Francisco.
Miss Helen Wilder did not return by
the Australia as was intended. She
thinks of coming by the next steamer.
E. B. Barthrop, manager of the Hilo
Drug Co., broke his arm on the 18th
and is confined to his room in Hilo.
The Hawaiian National Band was
playing an engagement in Chicago
when the Australia left for Honolulu
V. V. Ashford is still at the French
Hospital. His condition is serious. He
can take nourishment only through 6
tube.
S. w. Wilcox, sheriff of Kauai, was
among the returning islanders by the
Australia He has been on visit to hi:
family.
At the Commencement at Amherst
! College recently the degree of Doctor
of Divinity was given to Rev. Serene
Bishop.
Sister Albertina of St. Andrews Pri
DRY will leave on the Warrimoo for &
six weeks visit to British Columbia
and California.
Misses NJ. Edward and A. Fornan, ex
perienced nurses, came down by the
Australia and will be employed at thu
Queens Hospital
Charles Walker submitted yer!
handsome design, with specifications
for the new Government boat for which
tenders were asked.
Fred Warde, the well,Bnown TRACE
dian, may play on engagement IL Aus
tralia in which case ne may be persu
AIDED to stop over here
The Stokes party, who arrived by thu
Australia, did not leave for Hawaii OF
the Kinau, as was anticipated The!
will await the next trip.
j. w. Lenhart and bride came dow
| by the Australia. Mr.. Lenhard resides
in Hamakua. He journeyed to his for
mer home in Tennessee and was mar
ried there.
The S. S. Haiku Fan Maru consigned
to the Kobe immigration is expecte'
here soon. About 200 Japanese who's
contracts have expired will return
home on her.
w. NJ. Giffard, wife and party, con
sisting of Mrs. Tenny. Mrs. Noonan
Misses Maggie and Cordelia Walker
are at Lake Tahoe. Mr.. Giffard is mucl
improved in health.
The many friends OF Rev. C. NJ. Hyd
viii be most glad to know that he ha
been able to get out of the house an,
take short walks in his yard durin
the past three days.
A private letter from Honolulu
teacher visiting in the East contain
the information that Mons Louis Vos
sion has been appointed Consul fror
France to Hawaii and will soo1 arriv
here.
Antidote and Billy are matched {
race five-eights OF a mile at KapiolaI
Park on August 1. Cal Leonard