The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-11-01
NOTES OF ruE WEEK

NOTES OF rIIE WEEK.
x The moon fulls at one O'Clock to-day.
fE- ThemOmeter, Co at suurise yesterday.
- Steamer Australia, due from Sydney on
Tuesday next
~ a bark, ten miles of the port, supposed to
be the Helen W. Almy
- Blondiu's Matinee on Thursday. ! p. NJ Let
the children sec how he cooks his meals.
- To-day is All-Saiu,'s Day, and high mass
via be performed at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
"a Bark Helen ". Almy LEFT Humbold, Oct l,
and THE Jane A FaIkinburg len Oregon on the 9Th
both overdue.
- steamer Kaauea leaves tomorrow afternoon
for Kauai, returning Saturday moruiug. 4 fine
chance Tor DAYS excursion u sea.
- BARK Colombo arrived yesterday - DAYS
from Victoria. en- route for Hongkong. for supply
OF water. At this rate, how long viii it take to
reach her destinations
NEW BrrLnINe.-The familiar form of the old
washington Market with its artistic painting OF
a bulls head has al last disappeared, having been
torn down last week, and il now being replaced
with iWo-story edifcc TO be occupied by Chinese
as store
FnE--Ou Monday evening. last fire occurred in
the upper part OF Nlakiki valley, which, owing to
the dry stale OF the grass. burnt over large
traci including a quantity OF forest land, before
Audi l.
60.
DEIArED-sars D. c Murray did not leave on
saturday as expected, on account Of leak which
started alter Sire was nearly loaded. The leak WAS
stopped by saturday afternoon in the usual prompt
aud efficient style OF Messrs. Posters aud Co. and
the osrS !eft on Monday morning, taking Que Of
the largest eargoes she has ever carried.
PIONEER MuL-The schooner Ne,tie Merrill
arrived on Monday from Lahaiua, with the second
cargo Of new crop OF refinery sugar from this mill,
90 tons which we're transferred to the Bonanza
and are now en- route Tor Sau Francisco. 1t is ola
rich golden color, and seems altogether too good to
be melted down with the dirty stuH known as Ma
Mia refinery sugar
The CExTENNIAI-Ihe interest in this great cx-
hibiiion daily Increases On the issj DAY OF Septenl-
Der, the receipts amounted TO Slls,74l, and the,
nov frequently exceed $4,000. The total
ceipts iraun admissions 10 September 50, amounted
10 two million two hundred thousand dollars. The
total receipts are now likely ioioot up lourmIious
% dollars. even IL 10 closes November 10, the day
originally set for closing it.
The TIDE TUENISe.-A Glasgow contractor
recently procured three hundred stone masons in
New York, and sent them to Scotland, paying their
passages over. The procurement Of this large nun
Der OF artiEans in America 10 20 to Scotland and
WORK for SLIGO day illustrates the increasing mo
biiy OF labor. The tendency seems to be for labor
10 seek is level Ike water and for wages TO come
10 an equality in different countries.
MAu1 CoFFrr-Mr T. A. Dudoit has sent Us
sample OF coffee produced on the Honokohau Coffee
Plantation, West Maui, OF which he is now proprie-
Tor. Il possesses dne favor and will compare
iayoraby with The best Kuua Mr. Dudoit states
that The trees are in good condition aud show no
signs OF blight We want TO see about 1000 Of such
riastaiious all over the high lands Of the country
Talk about there being no room Tor enterprise
S MAex1Ns new store, on Nuuauu Street, is
completed and filled with new goods. presenting
most attractive appearance. Its plate-gIass win
dows are made OF the largest glass in the city,
which IS Of remarkable transparency. Mr. NJ is
now ready 10 take advantage Of the Treaty, and
those who visit hissore viii Ind The latest fashions
and the Prrtiiesi patterns ob,aiuabe this side Of
kearney street.
A GENUINE IRIsH BUIl--Ai a session Of one Of
The Courts lately held 10 New York, the Judge asked
an Irish policeman named O'CuunelL " When did
you last see your sisterg' "The last time saw her
my lord was about eight months ago, when she
called at my house, and was out" Here the
Court broke into roar Of laughter. The Jadgc:
&c Then you did not see her on that occasiong' The
Irishman answered, " No. my lord, wasn't there"
al which everybody roared again.
- THE sixiy-seyeath annual meeting Of the
American Board OF Foreign Missions was held at
Hartford, Conu., commencing on the Srd OF Ocio-
Der. Mark Hopkins presided The annual report
siludes lack Of theological students ready for
the missionary service The receipts for the year
were Ordinary donations, SS46 600; TO extluguish
debts $40 600; centennial offerings 5000 total
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