The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-02
Police Court

We record a rather dull three weeks in ibis es-
tabIishmea,. The weather has been too saltry 10
enjoy lighting, and too hot TO wres,le with spirits
Ills Honor demanded the presence oi Kama tsboel
aud Mrg. KamNa. the shoe. appeared She was fat.
ana II not very fair at ali events not forty aad by
o. means an old and vermont shoe. but was
charged with-haviHg left her bed and bostd ssd
A!>o .uur az Eve children In The su!r care 81 Aer
hasJ,.nd ihiaSiag perhaps that a. the father only
woald be The recipient 81 the bronze medal Of the
valae # s5.Oe. he also ougii be the nurse Of the
rhildsrn. Ills Honor could not see ii ia that light
however. aod - Mrs. Shoe was willing 10 return
~ zoe other shoe. so as TO make the pair complete.
bar saoeH a sery i'll hunor, His Honor permitted
her 10 occupy a small room IN the back Of the sta
ton house FOR = few days longer, in undistnrbed
q~uistness to dream abort the joys OF home and
the prescription had that wonderful effect. that
when next she met her qaerido, joining hands the
pair gladly took leave Of the precincts Of The
court. and have been heard TO sing home sweet
home. till a late honr OF the night
But not only hekie women couIe TO the healing
waters of the station house. Hahai a. was
charged by the court with deserving his wife and
children and not providing tor them. which was
the least TO say very uukind and very mean IN ha-
bsi. as be earned $1,000 per month. hut spent a
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iother woman. His Honor admonishs-i him to pay
monthly $500 TO his wife. and advised that good
woman TO inform the conrt If Kahai spent any time
again with that =. tother one. in which case the
court wonld put Kahai under strict uvedicai treat
! ment; and we opine that Kabai viii have some
sharp black eyes to watch his gO6ngs in and
pni.r Achong. youngest sister Of the witch Of En-
fdor, was sent for trial 10 the supreme Court, for
dealing in poisons (opium eomPoundsy and will
very likely be permitted 10 study
'Fillet of . fenny snake,
In the caldron boil and bake" etc.
For a debut at the first performance of Macbeth at
the Royal Hawaiian Theater.
Kalawa a. and Nalianu (w). both having been
tied in bonds of matrimony TO diserent parties,
but the bonds being Of rather weak silk instead OF
good substantial tarred hemp rope, their . affinity >
for each other broke the bonds, and ms Honor
took compassion on the heart-brOken % Celestial
who claimed the yellow rose Nalianu as his
own, . busted = the affinity and returned the lovely
Nalianu to her FIRST sweet Celestial love, for which
surgical operation Halawa was presented with a
bill of $50 and Nalianu with one OF S25.
On Wednesday night the police made a raid
npon the hoodlnm assemblies, which have of late
made the streets of our peaceful city rather unsafe.
Charles Levi had assaulted a foreigner walking
peaceably through a crowd OF some 25 or so hood,
lums, and investigation brought out the fact that a
number of hoodlums make mp a purse, send a
white boy TO purchase bad gin, get drunk on it.
and then commit assaults on passers-by. Charles
was fined $40 and So costs, it being the first
offence, and His Honor a~rraigned before him some
nine or ten of the fraternity and addressed them
very forcibly upon the dangerous course which
they were pursuing, aud what little hope there is
for the future of Hawaii nei if the present genera
tion of young men on whom the future welfare of
the country depends, is permitted to grow up in
the way in which they are at present travelling;
and His Honor said that he is determined to put a
stop to it, and gave strict orders 10 the police force
to assist him in doing so. The people Of Honolulu
cannot but rejoice at the work which the police has
undertaken and wish them the best success.