Hawaii Holomua, Volume II, Number 9, 28 September 1894 — LOCAL NOTES. [ARTICLE]

LOCAL NOTES.

— The - ndie*te” i* loo*»Dg h«ppy. | Tho J. A. C inarnins arrived this ninr:»ing. lue bnnd p!aye»l last uight «t ihe Hot-l. The Mariposa left yesterdar i f>r the Colonies at eight o’eloek r.M. The |>olice gpies now making thr«melves numeroo? at Waikiki are liahle to ba filletl with sbots one of these days. The sbarpshooters raet last night antl elected the follotrmg t>fticers: C.iptain, John Kidwell; Lieulenanl, F. S. D«.»dge; S eonel Lieutenaut. Henry Waterhonse.

A graiil cn gambling Chicese w:is iumiIl' la>t n:ght. Twelve i f thom m-1 their Pmg Y.mg »>r Waterloo. Purser White of ihe Hail is tho l.itest viclim t > tho inarringe enuleuie. He aiul Miss Bruus wiil gi» iuto partuersh |i wilhin a few d .vs. L J. Levey «s nsa>»lly has j charge of the theatr : c*l season. j , Menlion of otlter parties as m -n- | iigers of the Daily Coropany !ire I without foandation. Piirties il2sirir g1 1 !>-* ' r e'.l d>-es-s- il sli uld e.ill :it tlui store of L U. K'err mul selocl a p.ttern from ; his eleg.int stoek. The pr ces are : i reas <nab!e and Monolnlu has any ! unomil of cI«V' rsuilors. S >mebocly left heh«nd in Ihe *-t*sidence of S. B il.: d Dole give i succ-e»lul ent»itainment last night Subjeds of the Mis.-do \vere predoiuiuating among tlie guests. o

The editor of the Advertiner is afraid tli!it a eoooanul tree on.lhe Waikiki will f .11 dowu and 8rn sh tis ei.eoai nt If t did what » lotuf i'man.eh stories would be -floatmg arouud. Dr. J. K. Smith of Koloa has resigiied his hs government phvs ci iu and Dr Mouritz |):tS been appointed iu his plaee, Priv»te letters st te that the ‘biladelphia will !irr v iu Hmio 1 .|u willnu a inouth and be stit;oned here. She w.ll be u« e *inmaud of an admiral. Mr. Cleve!and’s inv tatiou to the Haw.iiiaus to h«*l|> themselves seems to uave expired. The real estate »ge icy adveriised in another eolumn prora ses to be a gre.it snccess The iirm tr.iis»cis ull niud °f Cn ne al tiusiness fiom collecting bills to negoliat ng lo>ns a"d deserve the patronage of t!ie pnhlie. The sensatiiinal y»rn about the ct»©mpted a?sissinali»n of C. B \\ ilson wh oh appe»red mlist glit’> Stnr haa t irne«l *>ut a full fl«dged f eke T«- w>si w*a evidently f»therto the tli»oght.

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