The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-10-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Minister Cooper has gone to Laupa-
hoehoe. Hawaii.
The Philadelphia will take quite a
large mail from Honolulu.
Deputy Sherif Coney of Kauai will
return TO his home on the Mikahala
today.
The Misses Morgan OF Alabama left
for visit TO the Volcano on the Kinau
yesterday.
James B. Castle and family will leave
for Washington by the next voyage Of
the Australia.
On Sunday Miss Helen Wilder shot a
horse belonging to Sylvia, the dairy
man, the animal having broken its leg.
John X. Wilder will go to San Fran
cisco on the Claudine. 1t is his first
vacation from his arduous lahors for
So years.
During the absence OF W. F. Pogue
from the Islands. ]. c. Long of Maka-
wac, Maui, will act for him under pow
er of attorney.
Mrs. ]. II. Walker and child, the
family of one of the members of the
Advertiser force, arrived from Sydney
by the Miowera yesterday.
This is the week of moonlight con-
certs. At Emma Square tonight.
Thomas Square Tuesday and Thursday,
Makee Island Wednesday night.
Hon. H. P. Baldwin announces that
the rumor that he has received threat
ening letters is false. He says that he
has never received threatening letters.
Capt James Gregory left on the Mo
vera yesterday for a visit to his broth
er in Portland, Oregon. 1t is authori-
tatiyely stated that he will not return
alone.
Ehlers & Co., will close their store
from Wednesday until Saturday morn
ing when the firm will reopen in their
new store on Fort street with q stock
OF new goods.
Mr. George Freeth was one of the
passengers on the AIiowera last night.
Ne is on his way TO Philadelphia TO
earn the workings OF ship-building
establishment
1t is rumored that a farewell viii
De rendered Senator Morgan at the Elk
scutiye Building on Monday evening
next i will be in the nature of a
State function
II i undarrrood -baf Rfinis-a- Oh;
mamura received by the China further
instructions relative TO the arbitration
matter and will present them TO the
Government this week.
Arthur May, son of Tom May, and
Aeneas Macintosh, son OF Rev. Alex
ander Macintosh, left on the Miowera
last night, and will return TO England
TO resume their studies.
Timely Topics by the Hawaiian
Hardware Company will be found on
page today. You will also find what
you are looking for if you visit this
well-appointed store on Fort street.
A copy of The Progressive Educa-
tor" published in Lahainaluna, was re-
celFed yesterday ms is the nrSJ issue
Of this publication since Henry S.
Townsend has assumed the temporary
editorship.
The millinery department at L. B.
Kerr's is under the management of
Miss Abermthy This week viii be
displayed a choice lot Of pattern hats,
embracing all the latest recherchi nov
elites to be found in the Eastern mar
kets.
The Philadelphia will probably fly
the homeward-bound pennant as she
steams out the channel this morning,
for her cruise is really at an end.
Steam has been ordered for O'Clock
this morning, and if all goes well she
will get under way at about 1880.
The natives were again received
aboard the French rsm-cruiser Du-
guay-Trouin yesterday afternoon.
They went prepared with chickens, po-
tatoes, taro. eta regular 'hookupu-' -
The French officers were very much
pleased