The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-06-11

built by their firm for the Hilo Foreign |
Church. The instrument will be dedi- |
Gated about the end of the month.
One of the street cars actually went
so fast Tuesday night that hot-box
was the result. The passengers were
slightly inconvenienced, but this feel
ing was overcome by the surprise that
such thing could have happened.
There will be big practice game of
cricket between two teams from the
H. c. C. on the old baseball grounds,
at Makiki, Saturday afternoon. The
match will be for the purpose of try
ing the new Australian mat, lately pro-
cured.
Tenders for the construction of a
two-story frame dwelling on Thurston
avenue. for Mr.. G. G. Ballentyne, will
be received up to Wednesday, June 10,
at the office of Howard & Train, archi-
tects. where plans and specifications
can be seen.
The departure of Hugh Morrison,
manager of Makawelo plantation. for
Scotland at this time, being the middle
of the grinding season, has given rise
to the rumor that he would not re-
turn. This is denied by the agents OF
the company.
Kawika, a young native hoodlum,
who was caught sometime ago raising
a racket on the streets and making
! himself generally obnoxious, was SEN
fenced yesterday to "a hours imprison-
ment at hard labor by Judge Wilcox,
in the Police Court.
Wednesday. June Odd. being the day
set apart by II. B. MS Commissioners
and Consul General for the celebration
of the Queens Diamond Jubilee, Will
be observed as a public holiday, and
all Government offices throughout the
Republic will be closed on that day.
Wray TAYLOR. secretary of the Board
of immigration. left last evening on the
steamer Claudine for Olowalu planta
ton. Maui, to investigate number Of
complaints. made by Chinese contraci
Iaborers on that plantation tolMr. Goo
Kim. Chinese Commercial Agent. Nl
Chang. Chinese interpreter, accompan
, led him Mr. Taylor will also visit Pho
neer Mill plantation, Lahaina.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing a Chinaman was sentenced to II
days Imprisonment at hard labor TO
larceny. He had been caught on tn
premises of Cupid Kalanianaole will
l four baskets, two full of mangoes ant
other fruits, and two half full. Whel
r asked why he had gone to the place I
take the fruit, he replied that he ha
only gone early to get ahead of tn
other people who visit premises an
: steal fruit.
. Having occasion to call at Castle
Cookies homesupply department. o
d Bethel street, my attention was called
y the Garland ranges and cooking stove
made by the Michigan Stove Co, De
Il troit, Mich. 1t is surprising what in
+ provement this firm has made in thi
o class of goods. Such smooth castingl
The top oven plates are cemented wit
fire clay insuring perfect bake. TIL
y fire backs are heavy and in three sex
d tions. These sections are interchans
: able, the advantage being a sections
fire back will last twice as long as
q solid one The double revolving graf
. is so constructed that with one-ha
~ a turn of the crate handle you FIRE
your fire and fire box of all ashes c
refuse, leaving the fire fresh and cleal
n It will pay anyone to drop in, look owe
n these goods and Hear Mr.. Benner tai
= Range"