The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-06-07

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AMONG the passengers by the Moses Taylor, were
Messrs. c. a. Williams 5. B. Dole and J. c. Glade,
of this city.
STEAMERS DEPARruREs-The Nebraska leaves
this AFTERNOON for Auckland, and the Moses Taylor
for San Francisco, tomorrow afternoon.
QUICK D1srATcH-The Comet sails at noon to-
day with full freight This is excellent dispatch,
she having only been in port one week.
TOMORROW Thursday being Corpus Christi Grand
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic Church. alter
which the procession of the Holy Sacrament will
take place.
KEEP CooL-The Murray brought down eight
tons OF ice, much to the appreciation OF those who
like to take things cool during the summer months.
There is quite change 10 the atmosphere already.
OUR thanks are due Capt Fuller of the Comet,
and Capt Shepherd, of the D. c. Murray, for late
San Francisco papers, and tc Mr. Alley, Purser of
the Moses Taylor, for memoranda, freight and pas
sengcr list.
TAKE NoT1cE.-Bartow win sell tomorrow at his
salesroom, on liberal terms, choice and extensive
selection of dry goods, hardware, groceries, ales
etc, all of late importations direct from Europe aud
America
PAINFUL AccrDENT.-Mr. Thos. Sorenson, of the
firm Of Tibbets & sorenson, ship carpenters, was
severely injured on Monday noon, by heavy spar
falling on him. His feet and legs badly bruis-
ed, and although bones were broken his injuries
will prevent him attending to business for some
time
ExTREMEs.-We have had four arrivals from San
Francisco within the past week, and as far as We
have been able TO learn, we are not likely TO have
another mail until the arrival of the City OF Mel
bourne, which will be due on the 29th inst. The
Queen Emma will also be due about the same date
The Regular Annual Meeting Of the Hawaiian
Evangelical Association commenced its sessions on
Monday of this week. Some fifty members are in
attendance, about forty of whom are Hawaiians.
But little business has yet been transacted except
to organize, Rev H. H. Parker has been selected as
Moderator, and Rev. J. F. Pogue as Secretary.
MosT fabulous reports come to US from Auckland
of the wonderful gold discoveries recently made in
the Thames district Il is said that almost noun
tains Of the precious metal have been found to exist
in that region. These reports come from passengers
arrived by the Nevada As yet we have been una
BILE 20 discover any account of the discoveries in
the Auckland papers
IHE Annual Examination oil the classes Of the
Oahu College viii take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week, June 18th and l4th, con-
tinuing each day from l to O'Clock P NJ The
Exhibition viii take place on Thursday evening,
commencing at o'clock. The public, it is to be
hoped, will be largely represented all invited
10 attend
On the 9Th of May the day after the arrival of the
Nevada at Auckland, public luncheon was given
10 the captain and officers, at which about one
hundred and fifty the leading citizens were present
The Governor of the colony presided on the coca
sion. AS is usual on such occasions, great mum
be of toasts were drank and speeches made and the
entertainment was highly satisfactory to guests
and entertainers
APPREoIATED.-Tbe commander OF the clipper
ship Sunatra which arrived of the harbor on Sat
urday afternoon, bound to Hongkong reports our
pilots as being the most obging individuals of that
class that he has met with anywhere. The ship
was boarded by Capt Babcock, who informed Capt.
Mullen that the chances of obtaining freight was
small there was vessel in port loading for Chi
ma, and that it would be useless for him to anchor
The sumatra hove-aback long enough to communi-
cate with the shore and then proceeded on her vow
age, thus being SAVED unnecessary expense and de-
teution which would have been incurred by anchor
ing