The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-18
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.


day by the Mariposa
Mr.. Henry Hart of the Elite lcel
Cream parlors, furnished the collation.
at the dedication of the Kapiolani
Home yesterday. 1t was served in his
usual first class style.
ALI government Offices will be closed
on November rs, the anniversary of
the recognition of Hawaiian lndepend-
enee by the governments Of Great
Britain and France.
Two new racing boats arrived by the
Mariposa yesterday, one a siN-oared for
the kaiulani Club, the other four
Dared for the Myrtle Club. Both will
probably be seen at the coming re-
gatta.
Capt. W. f. o 'Connor and officers OF
the Queen s Own wish to express their
thanks to Messrs. j. a. Hopper, Hus.
tace and Robertson of the Honolulu
Iron Works and other firms for allow
ing their employees, who were members
yesterday.
On Monday morning His Majesty the
King was graciously pleased to confer
on the Rev. Father Leonore, of the
Catholic Mission, the decoration of OH
Ger of the Royal Order of the Crown
of Hawaii. This vas III recognition OF
the efforts of the Rev. Father in proeur..
ing the noble band of Sisters of Mercy
now doing such excellent work at Ma.
kaako and the Wailuk1 Hospital. Hls
Majesty also conferred upon the Mother
Superior Marianne, who is in charge of
the Branch Hospital at hakaako, the
decoration of Companion of the Royal
Order of kapiolani.
The Hon., Samuel Parker and MIS-
Parker arrived from Hawaii yesterday
by the steamer w. G.. Hall.
The bark Lady HARDWOOD sails To-Day
for China and Japan. All letters mark
ed "per Lady HARDWOOD will be for
warded.
In the Photographic studio of Mr.. j.
Williams, Fort street, is hte'slzed
crayon portrait of His Majesty the
King, drawn by the Michigan Portrait
Company from small portrait by Mr.
Williams. 1t is one of the pest por.|
traits lever seen of the King, and His
Majesty, who viewed it yesterday, so
expressed himself. 1t will be on eN-
hibition for few days.
The American bark Alden BESSIE,
Capt. j. A. O'Brien, arrived November
c. She has on board in transit to Hong
kong S6s Chinese male passengers; all
we'll. She will proceed on her way to-
morrow. There is room for sixty or
seventy Chinese passengers from this
port.
1t may be an intdresting piece of
local news to state that Colonel Spree.
kels has contributed a second thou
Al. Hn,,nI
fund.
The attendance at the circus last
evening was fair, An excellent pro
gram was given. concluding with 'fSir
William B1ttou 3 Ride to Bradford. -
Her Majesty the Queen. IL. r. IL. Prin.
cess Kaiulani and Hon. A. S. Cleghorn
occupied seats in the royaI box.
We are sorry to hear that the Rev.
r. c. Oggel, pastor of the Bethel UnionI
Church. Is stin confined to his room, and
will be unable to ofiieiate at his church
tomorrow
The hand will mot play at the wharf
at the departure of the Mariposa, out
of respect TO the late Lieutenant Peck.
No concert will be given at Emma
Souare in the afternoon.
His Majesty Is Yacht Healani will be
hauled ON the marine railway today,
together with the barkentine Morning
star. after the schooner Emma is low.
cred
A CONSIGNMENT of 1000 tins of confis.
Gated opium was shipped to the Coast
by the Mariposa by the customhouse
authorities.
Peter Richmond, storekeeper at
Waimea, Kauai. fell dead from heart
disease last "Wednesday morning.
Exports.-For San Francisco, per
Mariposa: w. G. Irwin & Co, 226O
bags sugar; Davies & Co., $50 bags
sugar; 4. Brewer & Co., 2I3s bags
sugar; NJ. S. Grinbaum & Co., 1851 bags
sugar; +. A. Schaefer & Co., 55s2 bags
sugar; Sing Chong & Co., 400 bags rice;
NJ. Phillips & Co, 43O bags rice; Con.
chee & Ahung, 400 bags rice; Lyman
Bros. AS bags rice; Col. Curtis p. Iau.
kea. collector of customs, 1900 tins
opium; Say Kee, 5000 sticks sugar cane;
Low Ing, boxes betel leaves; Nc,
Cheshey l. Son, COZ hides and 5G2 goat
skins; Enos, Aloes s. Co., 2l9 punches
bananas and 400 sticks sugar cane; A.
j Campbell, $50 punches bananas.
Yesterday an unfortunat accident