The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-03-08
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wArEEHousE -ssurH,-At Kolos, Kauai, February oath
by the Rev W sitI VILLA. WArEEHoUsE II Honolulu
= Miss LENA Smith, daughter Of the Rev : Smith, Of
Koloa-
DIED.
In IIouolu March 7th Of consumption Katie A eldest
daughter 81 the late Robert Morgan, aged % years
months and days.
"a The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of her mother Mrs 4 Morgan, Bereiana
Street Residents and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
fsy- The thermometer stood at 66o at sunrise this
morning.
~ Steamer Mikado is due 10 morrow, if she left
San Francisco on time, March lst
~ The sirangers Friend Society will meet at
the residence Of DR.. McGrcw to morrow evening.
- Oar thanks are due the San Francisco Ex-
change for files OF late papers by the Mary Belle
Roberts.
~ Bark Jane A. Falkinburg made her usual
quick time TO Portland-13 days She will be due
here again by the 18th.
ELECTION AT soUTn KoxA-By the Jenny which
arrived yesterday hear that at the new election
in South Kona, Kamauoha received 273 votes and
S kaai 27l, thus coming as near possible 10 a tie
second time.
~ We understand that Miss Atlanti, whose
singing and acting at the Theatre fortnight since
favorably received, purposes to Sive final
concert on some evening next week, Of which due
notice will be given.
- The steamer Kilauea will not go to Kauai
on the 30th ofMarch, having been found that it will
be necessary for her to lay up Herrepairs will detan
her in port two weeks, from the 25th of March, TO
the Sth OF April, when she will leave for Hawaii.
ABscoSDED.-A cooper by the name of Stillwell
who has recently occupied a shop on King street,
opposite Dillingham's left the Mariana for Tahiti
on Monday last without the fomaliiy OF procuring
passport. he lett number OF small debts behind.
HOTEL BoSDs.-Another meeting was held yester-
day by the holders ofthese bonds, to receive the re
port Of their committee They presented an able
and exhaustive opinion by A. S Hartwell Esq. to
which they were instructed to call the attention of
the Minister OF Finance.
SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-On Monday the house
and lot on Beretania street, lately occupied By c.
Eclart, was sold al auction by E P Adams Esq Ii
WAS bought by Mr.. II. Bruins for the sum of Sl6900O
which is an advance OF several hundred dollars on
the price paid for it by the late owner few years
SINCE
From TAHITL-We learn that the firm of Loud
d Estall have got into trouble by attempting to de-
fraud merchants in that place and elsewhere, and
the members OF the firm have been arrested, tried
aud imprisoned. They Mr.. Brander over $40
600 besides quite an amount TO merchants in Homo
lulu, which is said TO have been secured.
MOONLIGHT CoNoERT.-At Emma Square, Thurs
day evening, March 9th, commencing at $50
o'clock
Springtime March-Sehreincr
Oyerlure-0p era-NabuccOdon
Chorus-Alarch aud Cayatiua-Opera-The Pirat-
BcIni
Edinburgh-Waltzo on Scotch Melodie-Bouniscan
Grand Seleeton-0pera-The Siege of Rochelle,
new-Balfe
Beautiful -WaItz-Coote
pera-BOccauegra-Yerdi.
Acrobats Galop-ZikoT
STEAMER KILAUEA.-On Wednesday of last week
the Kilauea took Justice Judd, Attorney General
Castle, and number of other passengers to Kauai.
The adjourned session OF the Circuit Court was held
at Nawiliwi during the latter part of the week. and
on Sunday morning the steamer returned bringing
back the Court besides number Of the residents of
Kauai, having been away only three days and four
nights. What should we do without her?
Hmo-Tnveers from Hilo report the craters OF
Kilauea aud Mokuaweoweo in fine action, the light
on the mountain summit being very fine at night.
The cold weather forbids pleasure excursions
thither.
Two weeks since, Rev. Mr. CLANCY of Boston
preached in the Congregational Church in Hilo much
to the acceptance of the crowded audience present
His theme was the brotherhood OF mankind-all
looking TO orc redeemer. one heaven, one God.
The Christian spirit existing in HilO stands out in
bold contrast with that found among some of our
own people, who apparently have desire to
witness the millennial dawn.
wREcKED.-on the night of March 2ud the
schooner Active, which had just arrived from Ma.
aaea bay with cargo of sugar from Cornwelrs plan
tation drifted TO the reef short distance to the
Of the entrance to the harbor. Had the
tug boat been sent Immediately out to her assist
anee, she might perhaps have been brought safely
into port, as there was no wind, and the surf was
not heavy. But soon alter daylight the wind began
to blow from the south, and the swell Increased to
such an extent as to cause her to lose her keel and
to suffer other damage During Friday night she
broke up, nothing having been saved but her rig.
ging. She was owned by the heirs of the Molteno
estate who held three quarter interest, and Mr..
and was insured for $1,000. The sugar
amounting TO twenty-three tons was a total loss
SMALL CHANGE in Misunderstanding to the
latest showing the Government was in possession of
IS, OO0, 600 in dimes, 100000 IN twenty-cent
pieces, 50 100000 in quarters and 100000 in half
dollars or Sl2 600 600 in silver coins On the first
day of February the outstanding fractional currency
amounted to S6,000,000. There were s., 600 of
fractional currency in the Treasury; and Sl2 900 600
counted as worn out and lost notes. With more
silver hand than would be sufficient TO take up
all the. outstanding fractional currency the wonder
IS tina; every dollar Of the latter has not been re-
deemed. On the first OF March the United States
Treasurer will begin to redeem this fractional
rency in earnest. 1t will soon disappear But the
Sl2, 600 900 of it which the people have lost is the
clear gain OF the Government-S +. Bulletin.
CITT OF SAN FFANcIsco.-This magnificent
steamer left Wednesday evening The LIST instant,
with large freight, including nearly 20 tons of the
Hawaiian exhibit for the Centennial This is what
correspondent Of Melbourne paper says of her;
The City of San Francisco is certainly the largest
aud Hest steamship that has ever anchored in Port
Jackson. So far actual comfort Tor passengers is
conce rnCd do not think she surpasses the Colma,
but she is larger, more handsomely fitted and every
way moro pretcntious All the equipments for pas
sengers are very complete and during the exhibition
year they will probably have large number. They
ire certainly going to very great expense, and, so
TAR give every proof of bona JdeS aud though the
Initiation of their enterprise has been marked by
they may yet hope to compensate for
ann
wArMEA ELEcrIoS-Wc learn from Kauai cores
pendent that at the adjourned election held at Wal
inca on the LIST inst, J. Kauai received l66 ballots,
and L H. Kapuniai 19S At Niihau no new election
was held as the inspectors did aot learn that new
election had been ordered until the 18th ult. and
then received no official instructions AT the Wal