Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-10-14

that ex-Queen Luokalani is resident of that
city and, October LIST, was with the exception of
her internal trouble) in good health. Liliuo-
kalani is recognized among society people, and
is much visited. The ex Queen is about to pub.
lsh her ANY mertorious musical compositions.
The country through which the Kohala Ho
Railway Company line is to run is reported, on
preliminary reconnaissance by the expert, to the
effect that the nature of the country through the
upper portion is extremely difficult the gorges
are numerous and considerable tunneing will
be necessary Active work will however be
proceeded with.
The demand for ice made by incoming troop
ships upon the local factory has developed the
fact that the plant can only produce two tons
more per diem than is required for local use.
This knowledge has spurred local people into
the establishment of another ice factory at Pearl
City, and there are more factories to come.
The pleasing, popular band concerts, under
the leadership of Capt Henri Berger, have had
large audiences during the week past, and the
soldier visitors passing through have passed
expressed encomiums on the ability of the nstru-
M ntalists. public concert will be given this
afternoon at Emma Square, and on tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at Makee island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry St. Goar Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Raas, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raas, and
Miss Lily Blum were on the 10th inst. the
guests of Manager Dillingham; of the Oahu
Railway in ride over the road and reception
at the beautiful Haeiwa hotel, at Waialua. The
party were charmed with the scenery and sur
prised at the complete service obtainable at the
hotel.
waiian Tramways Co., on the petition of one of
its stockholders T. S. Southwck, and Judge
Perry has enjoned the company from further
eXcavating King street, for the purp of laying
the new girder rails for the proposed electric
road This is the commencement of the first
street-railway controversy in Honolulu.
Capt. Edward Towse and Mr.. Daniel Logan,
respectively the Commissioner and Secretary
from Hawaii to the Omaha Exhibition, prove by
their extended correspondence the utility of news
paper men as representative people. The fair
itself is not what the Omaha people had painted
it, in their minds, and the only real good outside
exhibit was fir m Hawaii. The outfit is now
home returning.
The 0. S. S. Mariposa, Commodore Hayward,
arrived in port from San Francisco on the early
morning of the 18th instant, 6 days, hours and
So minutes passage. The weather encountered
was most pleasant, with smooth Chief
steward Hennegan had 5S cabin guests, all of
whom were enabled to pay attention to the ex.
cellent fare. The Mariposa sailed for the south
in the afternoon.
This is the manner in which Bre'r Smith, Of
the Tribune, presents the proposition of pro
posed base ball game in the vicinity of the
"Kicking City" 1.-The tribes OF Puma among
whom until recently it has been unsafe to ven.
ture, are gradually becoming amenable to the
laws and customs of their highly civilized neigh
bors, and under the mnistrations of a few self
sacrificing missionaries from Hilo are being
initiated into the Christian graces of wearing
high collars, attending church, and playing