The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of TIE Nooa foE November, 1870,
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The schooner selma was advertised to leave san
Francisco on The 90 inst, Tor this port, which vii
give Us seven DAYS later news ihsa the steamer
We have o.ieu heard Of persons reading lelt-hana-
ed. bur case OF reading upside down Vas noticed
on Sunday last on hoard the British bark Css;ehoW,
that vessel flying her eursee upside down, which
puzzled number of persons on The wharf trying 90
make ont ho- the name read
TuE subscription ball. eiyea st Olympus Hall. On
Mouiay evening. by the Good Tomplars, a very
sueeessfu aair large party OF ladies SID centls-
eu were present and the cujcymeut Of the occasion
was thorough. The Good Templars a, theiy oceA-
siaual reunions eouelusivsy prove that 1t Is no,
csssary to inbibs the rosy in order 20 eajey the
pleasures Of 'hSsrnes or a sosi., evening,
AZ she regular annual meeting Of Lodge Gle Pro
cres Dc rOcearie'' Ne, lss, a. F.SA NJ. OF This
plsce, The following gsenoers elected 10 office
tor the ensuing year8 C. Jones Jr-. ". NJ; c.
y Spencer, : W; J. b. Peterson, J. W; &. c.
Crasbe, Secretary; d DAYTON, Treasurer
Mss Rosr EvANs. who has acquired q high repu-
tatiou in Australia a. tragic actress. gave per
formaucc TO a delighted audience a, the ROYAL
Hawaiian Theatre on Monday evening NoiWith-
standing the i1olemeucy Of the weather. large
number Of our people were present, who unite in
enthusiastic praise q the fair t-s7a5isaas.
NrssRs NcCo1sAx a JOHNSON rcceived per CITY
OF Melbourne choice assortment Of Australian
manufactured molezkins and tweeds, WhFh are OF
most superior quality Those desiring either light
goods for summer wear. or heavier for the rainy
weather which Ne are likelyto have during The com
ing few months, viii do well TO call on MessTsN
NeC. q J.
THE Hawaiian whaling brig Kobola. Capt Amy,
belonging TO the drm Of Hofsch,aecer & Co. and
the An, whaling bark Mary, Cspt- smith, have ar
rived DO port Il was ar one time feared, from the
bad predicameat 10 which they were seen before
getting clear Of the Ars,ic that they were lost
Although taey were both 10 rather tight tx before
coming through tie Straits, through good seaman
ship, they have arrived safe, and hus allayed all
fears
Eos TIE Norris PAClrsc.-By the New Bedford
Sarsa- - notice tire departure October 18Th Of the
bark Pr Sress. Captain james Dowden, and the bark
AvashoHks. Captain Arel Norton both fey the North
Pacisc ocean. The bark Canton. Capt. !. G. Ia
than sailed for the Iudau Ocean on the same date
Among the crew list Of Tie 'st;er We End tie names
Of Ton Kanaka. and Toualee Kauaka. Of Homo
luu. seameu. They are classified separately from the
green hands"
THoSE PEoGEgANNEs. The p-oprie;ors Of the
Advertiser We believe are practical printers, or pro
less 90 be and such know rery well that the pro
Eramues printed az this Office were not ~snudgy''
on sccount Of the iuk. and they should have in
formed their EDITOR or iiemiEer. las the case nav
BEL Vi the fact The reason Nhy the programmes
iu question were suiud-y.'' was on account Of the
paper, which VAS the only white psper ob,ainab'e
for the purpose 81 lifetime and the publishers Of the
457srriss- knew tiff they knew their business
when tuev permitted the item in question TO be IL
serted in their psper
THE wHAEvEs in these days present an animated
aud busiuess-iiSe appearance Long tiers Of oil
casks are sen in every direction, which being
co1perld preparatory 10 transhru ert for American
OF European ports Much OF this OH Is The catch Of
or Hawai- an vessels. which have been more thau usu
ally successful the past year The harbor too With
1-yo5d ships in port and the busy feet OF coasters
large and small reminds one little Of ol5eu times,
the years 1850 20 1881. But We remember IN some
OF, those baimy days Of seeing two hundred sail Of
vdaiers 10 the barbor II one time
BIZ she Moses Taylor cur fel,ov-resiients. Nj. J.
T. wste-bouse. wife and family returned % their
island home By the sane vessel we note the arrival
OF Mr.. 7. II. Dawes ard wife and =. B. AtheTton
ard family Our cid friead. NJ. Watsrhouse. as
usual, has brought with him variety q desirable
goods besides some beautiful silks for the ladies
We have been informed by those who have seen the
samples 90 Be found al Ne. To-. that tie silks offered
there are superior 70 any before brought % this
market We understand that before loag frequeuters
Of Queen street VII have the pleasure Of seeing
FIRE iron front building process q erection the
lot where the Beehive store nov stands
STREET PEKacHISe.-Last Sunday afternoon, $
novel scene vas witnessed on tie Esrlauade. Under
the large she'd at the dock Of the \. P. 7. CO.
assembled quite large coaeourse Of people. the NJ
eisus q which was composed Vt members OF the Young
Meas Christian Association. after the singing q
several familiar hymns. reading the scriptures and
prayer. the Rev Nh MeCuly delivered short dis
course which vas eloquent and logical and received
with marked attention by the mo;ley audience which
7s wouii naturally expect % ind At sneh place 4;
the hour OF halfpasi Sunday afternoon IN 10
midst of the fall season" The text Eas from St
tobu VII s. e Il any uAn thirst. let him cone unto
me Notice vss-erea that similar religious services
m be held every Sunday hereafter AZ the sane place
As ALuEeED SUEvtvoR OF THE {. :. SHIP LIZ
vASr.-Those Of cur readers Who remember the fac;
that the Lsrsat sailed from Hio IN 1853. for Paua-
ma. viii hardly credit the story o. the person, IS
given below. vho claims he survivor Of the crew