The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-18
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Sugar, 8 5-16c.

sugar, 3 O-loc.
DIR. and Mrs. F. R. Day left for the |
Orient on the Doric yesterday.
A 75c bottle Arnold's ink for SIC. |
Wall, Nichols Co. during clearance
sale
Princess Kaiulani will be back with
her father, Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, in the
early part of October.
The Cleghorn premises, at waikiki
have been leased temporarily to British
Commissioner Halves.
Mrs. Herbert Austin of Hilo and her
five children. have gone to the States
for six weeks visit
See advertisement of HOLSTER Drug
Company for prizes to be given to
amateur photographers.
A new stock of American and Ha-
waiian flags in bunting, silk and cot
ton, all sizes, for sale at the I. X. L.
T. w. Hebron writes to his house
here that he will postpone his trip East
and return to Honolulu on June 18th.
Mrs. Kia NahaoleIua, who has been
in the States with ex-oueen Liliuoka-
lani, returned on the Doric yesterday.
Mr.. John D. Spreckels, ex-senator
FELTON, and friens are in Washington,
and are opposing annexation and reci-
procity.
Invitations have been received from
Captain Kuro-oka to an Eat home" on
the Naniwa on Wednesday evening,
from to II.
c. L. Wight left for San Francisco
on the Belgic yesterday to arrange for
the building of the new steamer for the
Wilder Steamship Company.
The Naval battalion will come ashore
at s o'clock this morning and march to
Kamehameha school where they will
be drilled before the students.
The bark Edward May will sail from
, New York for Honolulu on or about
; July 10Th. For further particulars, adj
dress Messrs. Clsas. Brewer & Co.
Superintendent of Public Works w
E. Roweli will leave for Hilo on the
Kinau this morning to attend to bust
ness in connection with his depart
ment
l Lieutenant Elliott of the Philadelphia
entertained Thomas Brown. the Sar
Francisco banker, and the ladies of his
party at dinner on board the cruiser
last night.
, Charles D. Wilson, formerly of Ho-
nolulu is playing drum in a theatei
in Seattle, and his wife is selling tick
cts in the box Office. They reside witt
Wilson's mother.
An invitation to take part in the
= Decoration Day parade was sent by
: the G. A. R. to Admiral Beardslee
e commanding the Pacific Squadron
, yesterday morning.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Judd. will
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Foster, had {
social interview with President ant
= Mrs. Mckinley on Monday, the 3d. Pol
{ itics were not discussed.
c. B. Male, who was a noble undei
a Kalakaua in 1892, was arrested las
e night for selling opium. Two tins wert
found and Male was caught dead 4
o rights. Detective KAPPA and other!
= made the arrest.
}. The Executive Committee of the Ha
: waiian Amusement Company sent
: proposition to Nat C. Goodwin by tn,
? Belgic Friday. The company offer.
] him a guarantee of $500 on a two
d weeks engagement.
As was stated in Friday morn
h ing's Advertiser, Deputy Attorney Gen
4 eral Dole and Deputy Marshal Hitch
= cock left for Molokai on the Mauna Lo;
to review the evidence in the murde
,, case, in which Noah and other native
i were concerned.
: Miss Ivy Richardson, of Hilo, VIII
was student in Punahou a couple o
a years ago, and who went to the State
a to perfect her education, will return t.
V the Islands about the middle of June
n After vacation with her people in tn
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