The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-03-05
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NOTES OF THE WEEK
wEarp indebted % Capt shepherd Of the D.
c. Nz--zy fos late fsvors-
Tx schooner IsabeIlA Is reported to have been
wrecked recently At MOlaaa, Kauai. and is total
loss She Was Owned by James / DoNssetE- ESQ.
CrruS-we vOala CAL the attention Of cur
readers TO tie sale Of rare Hawaiian ouriosities
s5vo-sisei 70 take place At E P. Adams Sales
ron. On Saiurisy next. Al Il O'Clock A. NJ.
THE crater Of Kilauea Is reported IS active,
tbozch not unasu.Ily 30. There was no eruption
las, rssk a tie szrnrit q Mama Lo=, though
passengers by the steamer stated that bright
Iztt was seen OF the mountain
FrEx7ruEE Suz-We wOald cali attention to
The sale Of Mr. Chayters furniture tomorrow.
Tbs fa-ui1re Is nearly new, and ve-y choice. The
ozln7bus vii run cot. daring The forenoon, start
Inr from Halls Store
~ reporting The saiates OF washiagtoa's Birth
D-y. CIR its1izas omitted 10 state that the Brit
Isl steamer Scout joined with the California and
the shore battery, II honoring the memory Of
Washington.
FAz S11Ns--The [. :. steamer Be1ieh
made the M from Kshukuloa Point, near HTo,
10 tie Island Of Kzhoolave. on Saturday last, .
6is.anes Of about eighty miles. il exactly I've
hours. O. sixteen miles an hour.
ABo7 slroA-We have received an interest,"
iu- account Of the Navigator Islands. written by
q reatleEnan who has spent several months there
prospecting The article Is unavoii2b,y crowded
CIT this week
THE steamer Moses Taylo, probably reached
san Fr-ncisco on Sztar5zy Or Sunday LAST,
Eoald leave again March 4ih OF 5ib. and De due
hs-e On the l4ih or 18Th inst She vii bring
or next American mail The steamer Neb-as-
Il VII he iae On Sunday 0, Monday next, from
Auckland.
Does AS1 TAxES-Tbe police have commenced
tbeir sunusl rai5 o. tie 0assspeciiug CANNES who
are 50 unfortunate Is 70 have 10 tags on their
collars As consequence their Numbers have
Suddenly decreased, and probably they vii Be
carefully tied up Until the officers are tired Of
carrying ropes aroaad il their hands to arTest
then.
LEc7vEE--At the request Of number Of
citizens. Hon. Stephen b. Philips viii deliver
lecture On Tuesday evening next Al the Hawaiian
Hotel On The PcIitioal Situation Of the Ha-
waii4a Islands TIE topic Is one Of SPECIAL H.
te-ezt Just nov. and the velLknoEu ability Of
Nj P S a speaker VII DO doubt draw ont : full
sudisnos 70 hear hin on this. which viii probably
be tie last OCCASION that be viii appear in public
before bis departure for America The lecture
VII Be free
Sr1c1E-R ichagd Cooper, an invalid. who has
long been an inmate Of toe Qaeen's Hospital.
suicide o. Monday night, By hanging
himself from me c1oSz beam oTe- the front gate
o. The Hospital grounds He vii be remembered
IS the driver Of Mr.. Ba-tle;ts grocery cart some
FIVE yezrs s-o- While in Mr.. BIS employ ne was
struck with paralysis. and has been more OF less
helpless ever since The place which he chose
far the rzzh act was = singular o0e-the most
public o. tie Hospital greunds-
TEE FE-ESp.-FOr nearly thirty years this
snail but ever welcome sheet has continued 10
appear every month, and seems nov as fresh and
instructive IS IN lis earlier DAYS It fills niche
il or local Journalism which 10 other paper has
ever attampse5-to furnish reading and informa-
son for the floating and stranger population. At
the sane time that It has something Of interest
Ior all In the March number now before Us, We
notice Al instructive historical sketch Of the
Drama BY ". q. Cbiekering. Esq.
HAwAuAx CoSs-L DsczAszD.-The friends Of
Elgene NJ. Van Reed VII regret to learn Of his
death. which occurred Feb. ? on board the steam
y japan. while on the passage from Yokohama
to san Francisco. He had fIled the position Of
Hawaiian Consul at Yokohama for several years
past With credit 70 himself and with much salts
action 10 this Gorernme1t, il whose success he
always took great interest and pride No par
-calars OF bis death have been received, and only
he bare announcement in the San Francisco pa
pers- L is possible that be nay have been IL
tending to visit Honolula in connection with the
movement made last fall. Of which be
had doubtless been advised, and that a general
preference vas expressed here for the intEOdue-
.ion Of japanese. he Eas sincere and warn
mend Of Bawaiians and bis death will be felt By
Is n or relations with Japan-