The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-11-16

WE notice in the. last issue Of the Advertiser a
ert9He on the Carandihi Concerts which might mis-
lead the community. We refer more particularly 10
that portion Of the article which reads as follows:
W. cernialynIuch prefsss such es,ertsinpeuis 70
going and seeing man stand on thee DC bis head
OF jntnpink frouf.dne rope 10 auother at shei rut
nent risk of breaking his neck But there is no
counting for taster Now these remarks could only
apply TO onr friends abe, Grrgerys yhq rsere such
favorites among us, ana WIS ~ers soweh Supported
by all classes Of citizens: but as theythe Greg
orys-have long since,left us for other lands, the
above remarks are evidently intended to apply TO
friends the sons OF the isud Of the Rising Sun,
"a bsEe NisksA Ths, iheJ Japanese Mass ar
tistsdf tkdr sofi ajfwhShays siihrsstd thsif tppS
deffuily clever perfornsnces yin sdhnlt, Out ms
fact is more than eorroborated by the unanimous
voice Of the San Francisco PFess, aud isqlst,as
dersiood that the Grand Osaka Troupe is the sew
enth japanese troupe which has visited that city.
We quote the Alta of August S0 1.-The first per
formanee OF the Osaka Troupe Of japanese Gym
nssts and Jugglers last evening, proved them to be
the best Oriental company which has visited San
Francisco. The ls1ack-wire performer has probably
no equal in the world If it be bad taste to wit
the astonishing fests of these interesting peo
pie, then most OF the elite of our community must
possess very bad taste indeed, for on the second
performance Of the Japanese, many of our most
prominent citizens were present, and they positively
had tue bad taste not only to enjoy the perform
anees, but actually sit them gut to the very last
and applaud the wonderful fcais performed by the
members of the troupe Charity-is the noblest OF
virtues and should especially be extended TO the
stranger within our gates during bis short sojourn
among us, and our contemporary of the advertiser
would learn valuable lessQa if be. we're TO take
tripto "a bee Mpaon and expcIiencs the hospitality
OF that delightful, happy land.
The JAPASEsE.-T These jugglers Of wonderful
seight of hand give two exhibitions only. pre-
vious to their departure for the South this.
and tomorrow evening Their displays Of skill in
thsif part cuiaf line are vel worth going lSfssa {
We notice ~ adsertisrnent in another column,
that there will be grand Concert given by the Cur
andinis. Tuesday evening next, at Kaumakapili
Church for the benefit Of the Church at Waikiki.
The popularity Of tire voeafists aud the good cause
for which they have volunteered will not fail to in-
sure large attendance by all classes of our citizens
JNw4xsaNe- % vflIF u44 I'VE dndRef5IHwi1gIs
the Sydney Herald of Sept. S0th. As it well be seen
that the Honolulu papers are requested TO copy, and
as-from the tesori Of Mars's remarks it appears
that she considers herself dsconsolate widow, we
gladly insert the notice in herbehalf 1.-THE unlaith-
nj william seesihisis t6Ss ssped ID a. he Il II
take steps at TO inform be bereared one of bis
whereabouts, or else he may some day find himself
in the same position as Epoch Arden, though we
doubt if his successor NilItelut .down'Eso hahd
somely for The funeral expensls Enoch's did
Il hereby notify that not having heard from my
husband, William Gibbs for de last two years, |
int end ling ma rrd agaj, unless Ihear from him
vitiiTi,tAr eemobhsfro thit date Honolulu pa
pers please copy. MARY GIBBS
Sydney. September 20 1870"