The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-07-29
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kAHALA-Iu this city July 18TH lung disease Charles
Kahas aged about 30 years lie Printer by trade
Formerly employed in the old Government GAzETTE Office and
rz4iser Office
sORgNs0N-In this city, July alst Ida Emelia, aged
years months aud 3 days daughter Of Mr. Thomas sor
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
- Tomorrow Mr. Adams holds credit sale OF
goods belonging TO the assignee estate of semsen &
Conway.
LBGAL-An interesting decision involving the
title 10 real esiate,-given by Associate Justice
Harris, aud approved by the full bench, will be
found on our last page
~ Mr. j. E. Chamberlain will deliver lecture
on Temperance aud its relations to Hawaii nel, on
Friday evening July sls at the Fort Street Church
AFME STALLION SoLD-Mr J. l. Richardson of
Kabuku has lately sold his stallion Jupiter to the
Kolos Sugar Company, and be will be shipped this
evening in the schooner Jenny.
For TIE MAn.-FuH files ofibe GAZETTE with
interesting local news for the month past, can be
had at the counter ready for mailing. Better than
letters for sending home
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE-J Porter Green Esq,
having been examined by the Justices OF the Su-
preme Court, was admitted TO the bar on the s5th
instant.
IcE-The ice machine, which last week refused
duty, owing probably to the hot weather, has re-
Tented and now turns out better article than ever,
and in larger quantities, See the icemans notice.
QuAKTz.-Mr c. J. Lyons has shown Us a speci-
men Of quartz rock found by him while engaged in
his service as surveyor In Kaneohc, this island
Prof Alexander informs that on one OF the
sharp peaks between Kaneohe and Waimanalo
abundant specimens Of quartz found Aud if
quartz, why not other valuable minerals which be-
long to the quar- stratas
TuEF7.-A naiive entered the barn OF Mr.. Jos.
Couke on Friday night last and stole fine saddle.
The Chinese servant heard noise on the premises,
and went out 10 see what the matter, taking his
loaded pistol. In the bright moonlight be saw
native climbing over the fence with the saddle and
gave chase. But the latter mounted horse in the
road, and escaped, though the Chinaman discharged
six shots at him.
- We cannot remember seeing larger water
melon than one which was sent TO US last week,
grown III llt -AlANu VI nv H. IL A1AfNNa" ~
weighed thirty and 4 half pounds, and had most
delicious isvor If such fruit could be raised here
to take the place OF the siinied melons Offered in
market and 1T only for pigs,-there would be some
satisfaction in paying the prices charged.
- orr readers will remember Capt Jajczay,
the Hungarian officer who had charge Of the House
hold troops ut the tie ofihe mutiuy ofthe Barracks
He migrated 10 Costa Rica with his family, where
he settled became partner in a coffee plantation,
and was doing well, when be was attacked with
tropical fever, during which he became delirious
and shot himself, causing instant death.
~ The bark D. C. Murray len Honolulu June
I'm. arrived at San Francisco July l4ih-twenty-
seven DAYS passage and was advertised 10 leave for
this port on the 18th. She probably got away by
the aO,h, and will be due here on Sunday or Mon
day next with the freight expected by the Tartar,
and n week later news
srEGN.-The public who have been on the qad Uirv
for several DAYS past watching for the Steamers, and
were so much disappointed by The report regarding
the Tartar were equally grathed to see the signal
boosted yesterday afternoon, announcing the Mac
rregorr inward bound from the South She will
leave for san Francisco this afternoon taking the
mails aud all who are so eager to get away from Ho'
nolulu We hope 10 see their places made good
when the Tartar arrives next Monday.
~ The Australian and American mail S. S.
Macgregor Captain Granger, arrived at her wharf at
5 P. NJ. yesterday "a days from Sydney. She brings
as passengers Tor Honolulu Mr.. Leiham, and Capt !
and Mrs. Marshall aud family, with Il saloon pas
scnyers for san Francisco Is in second cabin, and
IL in the sieerage-lSl in ALL She also brings -
pkes merchandise from Sydney and 50 pkgs mer-
chandise from Auckland for this place. She viii
leave for san Francisco this afternoon, about four
O'Clock when the tide will favor her departure.
ARRIVALS AT HAwAuAN HoTEL:
mp d.lsvehepko Havaamak W Brown, labaiua,
n sn,rlrn Cap; Hinds, bk Delaware
Ii.ut F--aoulea L Shaaveil.
y R,n,ar & kutz- USS 'BsnioiA,
A C-fnlor,an CAPT spencer, nil0
NJ Ig,,,isson Citr J 4 Richardson. hahuku,
: \ En-r.on WaiaiuA A IlnnberC. Kauai,
Mr. c Z Wolfe, .. Il Whitman, titF... .