The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
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PHoTosRAPHs. -Any VI our readers passing along
Port Street, who WI call IN at the photograph gal
lery q Mr. Dickson. viii see some of the finest
pictures ever taken BY any artist who has visited
here For ciearness and dellcacy Of tone. the pie
iures Of Mr. DcksOn mas he called frst-elass-' .
Ne notice also. THAI Mr.. Chase is making dne pic
tures at his gallery, fully sustaining his reputa
ton as good photographer.
WANTED THE oHASGE.-An amusing scene wa. OBJ
served in the Catholic Church last Sunday The col
lection was being taken mp. ~hen one Of the lady
pate-bca paused before a man who had the ap-
pearsnce Of belonging to thirty and careful class Of
our population. After considerable fumbling in var-
Gus pockets. while the LADY stood patiently waiting,
be prsduced greasy looking valet and drev there
from small coin Putting it upon the plate he pro-
secdea t55rannSgs among the coins for his change
The lady. however, with smile and bow. passed
GA, ass ns did net gel Asy change Svtofshs quarter
ASoTHER KAHrSA CAsE.-On Monday last ma
tire named KaaikuA arTaigned before the Police
Magistrate on charge Of practising medicine with
obi Heenss on The trial it appeared thatbe lad adj
miHistered a female patient rs medicine some pc
NAtA-t nAAA u a NAas eeu 70 ec l9lcuuOA- At al
events, the woman died. ana Kaiaikoa was arrested
The original charge viii not probably be sustained
and charge Of NJ ansIAaghter sebsaituted. This Ks
aikoa has been for good many years pretender to
medical knowledge and there is no knowing how
much misehiefhe may have done. The crab or she'll
ast 1namiri-tersd by' The Ksbpsa Hirhis case is
know by the natives the KrmiHi, is very scarce
and alWAys.Fepa.sdto ss-Peisonous. TIE case comes
up orrow forfna disposition. 50 fsrhs the com
hitting Magistrate is concerned.
TIE IyrEE-octAs cAx1L.-BarlA nulalber-of ysarrs
past there has been great deal Of discussion in the
United States aud Europe, il regard t0a scheme for
baiding ship canal Across The Isthn1s of Panama.
The scheme is just beginning to assume larger
degrees ofprpsrcai impOrtaaoe shan, eger. from the
fact that thereisa strong probability that the work
viii be undertaken in good earnest. The chief
easiseeF g tts so@pany, which has been etgSntsd
for this purpose. has made detailed report to the
President. Amer 4kAnini1g several prOPsed Ieqiss
across the isthmus aud carefully surveying such as
seemed arsh yOf attention. the engineers have finally
reported that the Tehuantepec route is practicable
for various reasons which they give. UItis estiat1d
that the construction Of this canal would involve
tai cist acladng locks Of which there will be re-
qured between sixty and seventy each side of the
summit Of about $50 900 900. The dimensions of
the canal 70 be 1872 feet at the top 50 feet at
the bottom. aud 20 feet in depth. 1t Is estimated
that charge Of 81 per ton the American, French
and English tonnage that would annually pass
through this canal, would amount to S6, Os9 ,O3O d
TIE CARASDISIs.-The time is now fast approach
ing wtn these gifted roealists win take their de-
parture from our midst TO seek "fresh fields aud
pastures new" 70 seek ou American soil an endorse
ment Of the opinions and reiterstion of those
encouinms SO justly bestowed upon them by the
press thrpnghou he colonies Of Aus raii and New
Zealand As a river il its onward course gathers
volume and ppidity from the thousands of small
and apparently Insignificant tributaries which feed
the current as it flows along. eventually causing
il .oswen out into The proportions Of Almighty tor
rent. will the unanimous opinions Of the public
journals Of the southern hemisphere 20 far towards
ensuring TO Madame Carandini and her talented
dauLh tcrs a hearty welcome ''in THE land they're
going to-" Ii will be long ere We Hawaiians cease
to remember the many pleasurable evenings we
have enjoyed during the time they have sojourned
with Us; long ere the belltoned notes Of Madame
Carandiui shall have CEASED TO vbnfe in our ears;
long ere the fun, round. powerful, wei balanced
voice Of Miss Fannie will be forgotten, while her
charming sister Rosina viii ever hold place iaour
memories as one of the most accomplished ballad
vooalsis of her day, for when time shall have set
his inefaceable mark upon the brows Of those of US
who are now youthful and vigorous, shali-to
quote the words of her own "Sweet Angeius, -
siill remember "jhose dear old lays, so sweet so
cherished, when life was young" The sisters Isa-
bella and Lizzie give promise Of attaining high
position in their profession and We feel convinced
that they viii, by close application and careful
study become dangerous rivals 10 their elder sis
tiers. Mr. Sherwln adds considerably to the success
OF the Carandini concerts by the extreme taste be
displays 10 rendering many 81 the most dificult
passages in the operate selections thereby proving
himself a thorough mnfickn and M artistic of no
mean ability. Mr.. Small, as a deeiniator of Hiber-
nian comicaties and other characteristic drolleries,
is Unnecessarily superior to any one we have ever
yet seen in bis line; neither by word nor gesture is
be guilty Of anything having the slightest semblance
TO ruhafiiy; the eontrary, everything be does is
easy and natural, nor docs he once forget that an
actor-=eyerin the EhiTlNiud of his merriment--
should stiii be gentleman. In conclusion, wish
Madame Canndini, her accomplished daughters and
the other members Of her company that success
which. individually and collectively, their talents
eniite them to; take them for all in all, shall
not look upon their like agaiu." usr
We would call special attention TO the benefit of
Mr.. Small which takes pluce on Thursday-to-mor-
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