The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Sugar 81.
yapo-Cresolene cures while you sleep.
HOLSTER Drug Co., agents.
Ash Wednesday services were held
at st. Andrews Cathedral yesterday.
The sum of $3.50 was taken in in
fines and costs in the police court yes
terilay morning.
Andrew Adams, recently connected
with the Providence R. /. Journal. has
accepted position on the Advertiser
staff
B. t. Mccullough came down on the
Helene from San Francisco yesterday
with 20 head of mules and 9 head of
horses.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
japanese woman, Teru, found dead on
the Kulamanu, has rendered verdict
of death by suicide.
Miss Virginia R. Duisenberg and H.
Alexander, son of Paul Isenberg were
married at ST. Marks Church, San
Francisco, February II.
Alexander Cartwright, formerly a re-
sident of Honolulu but now a promi-
nent California ranchman is visiting
his brother, Bruce Cartwright
The bark Nuuanu in the Brewer line
of packets will be dispatched from New
York on June LIST, next for this port.
c. Brewer & Co., Led, Honolulu, are
the local agents.
Professor A. B. ingalls, of Oahu Col
lege is giving series of morning organ
recitals to the students Selections
from Wagner, Beethoven, ct ais. have
thus far been rendered.
The o. S. S. Australia, Houdlette
master, will sail for San Francisco on
Wednesday, March 10th, at D. m.
For freight or passage apply to office
of w. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
E. o. Hall & Son are agents for three
of the leading bicycles manufactured,
and invite inspection of recent impor-
tations. A full supply of lamps, bells
and sundrieS always in stock.
There is a great scarcity of fish at
the market. The fishermen say that
this is due to the fact that the water
close to shore is very cold just now, and
that the fish have gone out to sea.
VIM. Blaisdell was to hove come
down as purser ON the Helene but, ow-
ing to a mining suit pending in the
Courts in San Francisco, he was forced
to abandon his trip at the last moment.
The following left on the Mikahala
yesterday afternoon to attend court on
Kauai; Judge Carter, A. G. NJ Robert
son, Antoine Rosa, Lyle A. Dickey, ].
A. Magoon, G. A. Davis and C. R. De-
ment.
Messrs. ]. F. Hackfeld, B. F. Dilling-
ham. NJ. P. Robinson, Ed Suhr, John
Campbell and C. H. Klugel went down
on the o. R. & L. line yesterday and
inspected the work already done on the
Oahu sugar plantation.
Mr.. William Dickey, the architect,
will leave for Lahaina on the Kinau
today to superintend the finishing OF
the Lahaina Church, which the people
of that place hope to dedicate during
the early part of next month.
Some 300 cartridges comprising
45.7O's, A shorts and "A longs were
found in among the lantana back OF
Captain Fernandes' home in Kalihi, a
day or two ago. This is the second
find of the kind that has been made
there.
P. L. Weaver, Jr. arrived by the
Australia, and will enter the law office
of w. R. Castle. He is grandson Of
the late DR.. Richard Armstrong, and
a nephew of the late Gen1 S. C. Arm.
strong. He has been resident of SaT
Francisco.
A rife, shotgun, revolver and guam
tity of cartridges, the property OF ;
couple of men who arrived by the Aus
tralia Tuesday, were taken to the pc
lice station yesterday. The owner
must get a license and have their fire
arms registered.
Henry Waterhouse, Arthur B. Woo
and Henry Waterhouse, Jr., have form
ed copartnership for the purpose o
carrying on commission, real estate
and insurance business at No. 10
Queen street, this city, under the firm
} name of Henry Waternouse & Co.
From official statistics just to hant
from Washington it is learned tina
during the month of December last
there was imported into San francisco
1882 26 pounds of sugar, value 1888,
1856 OF the amount 6,044.623 pounds
value s17S,047 came from the Hawai-
ian Islands and was admitted free un
der the reciprocity treaty.