The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-06-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! C. D. Chase will leave for the volcano
on the Hall this morning.
1t is said that this will be most in
teresting day in the Legislature.
Chinese contractors are completing
neat new Office in DR.. Alvarez's yard
Norman Gedge of the Inter-Island Co
left for San Francisco on the Coptic
yesterday.
The Hall brings news that the vol
cano of Kilauea had not changed since
last reports.
There will be an old fashioned gath
ering of cousins" at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall
at 1880 p. M, June IL.
The Advertiser is indebted to the Ha-
,waiian News Company for copies of
San Francisco papers of May 80.
Prof. Samuel P. French, the princi-
pal of Punahou Preparatory School,
has been engaged for another year.
H. Hamanaka, the owner of the stea-
mer Togo aru, arrived by that stea-
mer Wednesday. He is here on business.
lUNlldllOuS WSIc iSSuCQ gCSlClQdy lOl
the opening day of the Pacific Tennis
Club in their new house, Palace Square,
from to p. m. Saturday.
All the policemen at the race track
yesterday were provided with pair of
nicely polished handouts apiece. They
had no occasion to use them.
The Inspector General of Schools
goes to Waianae this morning on
tour of inspection of the schools in that
district. He will be back this evening.
Prof. Henry S. Townsend, Inspector
General of Schools, will deliver the
Oahu College Commencement address
in Pauahi Hall on Thursday, June 18th
A drunken native was put off the
grounds at the race track three times
yesterday. The fourth time he was gen.
thy poured into the police wagon and
sent down town.
B. Shimizu, the agent for the Kobe
Company, and also agent
for the Japanese and Hawaiian Naviga-
ton Company, arrived from Japan on
the Toyo-Maru Wednesday.
Joe Sylvia, who used to keep drug
store on Nuuanu street, fell off his
horse while coming from the races, just |
at the Waikiki corner of Kawaiahao |
Church. He was severely cut about the
head.
1t is currently reported that bill to |
repeal the registration act will be intro
1uced in the Senate today. There is |
question among some persons as to the
7alidity of enacting a law and repeating
I in the same session.
There will be memorial services of
he Independent Order of Odd Fellows
IN Sunday, June a. The members of
ocal lodges, as well as visitors, are ex-
'ected at Harmony Hall, King street,
It 2:S0 p. m. that day
Charles Haffner, hackman formerly
n the employ of Mrs. Along, was stab
Jed by an unknown man on Beretania
treet about 1890 last night. His
Wounds were dressed by a physician
nd he was taken home His assailant
7as not arrested.
James F. Morgan, auctioneer, will
old sale of Japanese goods tomorrow
Saturday, at 10 a. m. These are art
lies suitable for decorative purposes,
S well as for every day use, and the !
pportunity to possess them at low {
rices may not come again.
Owing to the departure of the COM |
any for Hilo on Tuesday next, the last
erformances at the circus will be given
aturday afternoon at and Saturday
nd Monday at 1880 p. m. In conse-
lence of this. the program for these n
erformances will be varied and made n
usually attractive. The company will
away about four weeks on this tour.
James Olds, Jr.. is the father OF a new
lby. Il