The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-06-01
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Kilauea plantation stopped grinding
on Friday last.
VIII. Rice received So head of mules
by the Aloha yesterday.
The United States gunboat Petrol ar
rived at Yokohama May 9Th
A Norwegian lad, 10 years old. is de
sirous of securing situation.
Have you tried Malt Murine? Hol-
lister Drug Company, sole agents.
The U. S. S. Adams, Gibson com
mander, sailed for Seattle, Wash, at
2:90 p. m. Saturday
The Hawaiian Gazette Company has
just issued handsome catalogue for
the Kamehameha Girls School,
Sheriff Logan raided Chinese store
at Kahuku on Saturday, and captured
two Cinnamon and six lichee nuts OF
opium.
A number of native Hawaiian min
listers came down from Maui and Kau-
al on the Claudine Saturday and W.
G. Hall Sunday.
Besides a limited number of Ram
bier wheels received by the last steam
er, E. o. Hall & Son. also received a
few Christy & Ray cycle seats.
The marriage ceremony of Miss
Mary A. Girvin and W. H. Rice, Jr
will be solemnized at the home of J.
w. Girvin, Kaplolani and Green
streets, on June Sth.
PA Aloha" Cemetery was not for
gotten on Memorial Day The graves
of Charles L. Dodge, Mrs. Carroll and
several Hawaiian victims of the plague
of 1895 were decorated by friends.
The sports will be out at Kapiolani
race track next Wednesday afternoon
for it is at that time that the race fol
$500 side will be run between W. H
Cunningham's and Tom Hollinger's
horses.
Squads of the Philadelphia and Mar
ion marines were drilled on the par
ade grounds in front of the Drill Shed
yesterday morning Captain Bergman
of the PHILADELPHIA marines was il
command.
Parties interested in the bid to bt
made for the establishment of ;
monthly steamer service between Ia
hiti and other islands, can get ipfor
nation at the French Commissioner
office. this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Myra West, tool
place Friday afternoon from her lat
residence. There was the regular ser
vice at the house. The pail bearers
were H E. Cooper, Andrew Brown, L
L. LaPierre, w w. Wright, w. o. At
water and L. W. Hough.
Mr.. Fukai, chief editor of the Eng
lish edition of the Far East, a maya
zine published in Tokyo, and Mr.. To
kutomi, the most famous newspaper
writer of Japan, editor of the Koku
min Shinbun, are expected here from
the United States on June 18th.
One hundred and sixty-three person!
have been successfully treated from
November, 1896, to May go 1897, by
the Hawaiian Hagey Institute. Salts
factory arrangements made for pa
tients from the other Islands o.
abroad. Further information can 81
had of Robert Swan Scrimgeour. man
ager, pro TEN.
The boat boys wish to make i
known that they stand ready to rac'
aII-comers in boats all the way from
two to IA oars, and at any time from
the date of the appearance of this
article. They are pining for excite
ment, and feel that in making th'
challenge as broad as above stated
they will be able to secure an answer
from some direction.
Rev. Stephen L. Desha, of Hilo
preached fine sermon in KawaiahaC
Church during the morning service
Sunday. It's aim was directed toward
the young people and the strong poin
dwelt upon was the danger of idle
ness-the temptations that beset wher
ones brain and hands are busy will
nothing. The congregation was verl
attentive, and the words spoken b.
the young preacher from Hilo will Ger
/ tainly bear fruit.