The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-04-17
A Busy PInce.

A Busy Place.
For some months past persons visiting the Homo
lulu Iron Works have had the pleasure Of SEEING
forty fifty skilled mechanics busily employed in
the manufacture fvarious machinery steam boilers,
&c, for the plantations The large amount of work
done for the plantations particularly 10 the shape
OF heavy aHd expensive machinery, such as vacuum
pans, engines, and heavy steam boilers gives evil
denee alike Of the prosperity OF the planting Interests
in this country and the confidence OF our planters
and those interested in planting, in the fsthiu
ture Of the work done at the Iron Works and OF the
comparative rvasonableness Of the charges for it.
During the past year, there have been made at the
Iron Works, five 6-ieet vacuum PANS one steam en-
gine Of 40horse power, one Of 2O-horse power,
twelve steam boilers, one boiling down apparatus,
besides several other heavy pieces OF machinery,
mostly for the plantations. Everything manuiac
tured at this establishment, for fine workmanship
and perfection in all parts is not exceled 10 the
la rgvr establishments Of other countries, and
has given uniform satisfaction.
There is now being manufactured al the Iron
Works a 7-foot vacuum pan for MesSrs Along and
Achuck : plantation at Kaupakuea, Hawaii. This
is the largest pan made here and will be capa
bic Of doing an immense amount Of work. A I'm
ished mechanical draw ing Of the vacuum pans with
air pumps and engine, made here, is TO be seen at
the office OF the Works. The drawing was made
by Mr.. Terull, a young gentleman lately from the
Colonies. Besides being work of great artistic
skin, it gives exact representation Of this i'm
portaut piece Of machinery as set up for use.
Mr.. Young, the Manager OF the Iron Works, de
serves the highest praise for his enterprise anG
cess In bringing the establishment to It's present
state OF perfection.
FuS At SrA.-The following is a programme Of part
Of the entertainments on board Of the Nebraska, on
her last trip from Auckland The poetry seems to be
after the Arkansas Trave err"
PRoGRAuNE or GRAND CONCERT, THIS CwEnSEsDAr)
I'VE, APRrL 5, on BOARD 5. 5. NEBRASKA.
PART FIRsr.
Grand Overure-Pianv Forte Mr.. Howard
Balad...Mr Chapman, accompanied BY Miss Granger
C0rnet heye
Ballad. Only face Miss Osborne
Song Straehey
Song, Sleeping dream" etc ...........Mss osbOrue
Ccrcertiua Soo..... AIR. Hart
operate gems Mir. Howard
Ballad, Loves Chidiugs .........Mr.. Howard
PART SECOND.
Duet ......... Misses Emene and Alice Zavistowski
Song Tommy Dodd, Darcy
Quartette. Misses Zayistowsk Miss Granger, and
Mr.. Chapman
Mr.. heneeke
Song italian .--.. Miss Osborne
Comic Song loea Faber
Ariss-Piauo Howard
Song........ .... Mr.. Martin
Song. Marching thro Georgia. Herr Rogers
Solo on Scottish and Irish Mr.. Black
Performance commences at SIN. Front seats
served for gentlemen and their escorts this being
leap year No charge for admiytance.
SENIOR LkNEEo. Director.
Composed and sung by f. B. FABEE. ESQ, at a
Concert given board the Nebraska April 3. 1872
symTathi.ine audience. its a task I've undertaken
sing song but feel my self-posses.ion shaken;
But in the letters my Alphabet hope y some pleasant
symptoms and sign Of an evening ike the present chorus
Then judge my rhymes what appear signs Of
pleasant evening in Hy A b. c.
A i. Australia to which bid farewell,
And Auckland whence the Pakehas numbers 10
swell;
B Is the ball which the other night we held.
When the men were all such buffers and the ladies all
ceIled;
THIS varied concert. peen grand success
We thauk the ay promoter may his shadow ueer be less
Is our delight which this festive scene brings back
this evenings jolly entertainment it, track;
= sand for Frisco the port we hope 70 reach;
C the girls upon this ship SO dear TO all and eachi
Il is our Captain vho is always ''t5 the FORE"
And Hart, his able helper who is loyal 70 the
I our HggHssr who drives Der like s7alded hogi
} the porty Jackson, jolly naval dog;
X the killing Chances which in DArcy's eyes found.
the kindness always shown him by ali the girls around
L : the loyal lips lisPing lightly ladies' love;
N the merry moments making mortal man HET;
: the Nebraska, spacious boat aud light,
And her sister boat Nevada the other night;
D is osborne who has lately grown 50 small,
By the time we get to Frisco he'll be there At all;
the pair turtle doves who sit locked hand in hand
: the query would ask, '-vas - bland!r
R the Pacific roll the effects not always fine,
II takes away the appetite. does odine;
is sly straehey, who will his talents smother,
And the dapper Tracy, the original twin brother;
is cur uniedness, none can he mere 'o0mpleter;7
the which sing wish that they swreter;
" : the wonder Of the course my lines taking;
< the Exhibition which feel that am making;
the youth aud beauty which hiss charmed tonight
Nay their fslter, their eye uster lack;
: the zeal aud zest with which close my song,
The Zari.tUwskis p asng m=y they prosper long.