The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-09-11

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
~ Mr. Adams will seliapples and plums to-day
at II O'Clock, ex City of Sydney, from San Fran
cisco.
~ His Majesty the King, and His Elk. J. O.
Dominis took their departure last evening, iu the
steamer Likelike, for Maui.
~ Our thanks are due and herewith rendered
TO the Puser OF the City OF Sydney for late
/ files of papers and memoranda Of voyage.
]
tsT- We are authorized to state that the funeral
of the late Governor W. L. Moehonua, will take
! place from the Kakalahao Church, at O'Clock P
NJ, on Sunday the 22nd inst
~ Hon s G. wilder's new coasting steamer
Mokalii, designed for the coasting trade around
this Island eft San Francisco on the 10Th ult and
may be looked for at any moment
~ The steamer City of Sydney, on her last trip
from San Francisco, brought go passengers fos this
port, IS cabin and III steerage-l35 of the latter
being Chinese She sailed yesterday morning at 5
| o'clock for Auckland and sydney.
Gg- meeting of the Male Social Club will be
held Thursday evening, Sept 18th, at the hall of
! the Pacific Hose Company at $50 O'Clock sharp.
A full attendance of the members is requested as
business of importance will be transacted.
AKRIyALs-Among the arrivals by the steamship
City of Sydney, is Mr.. C. F. Wells, who has re-
turned with large and we'll assorted stock OF
goods, which be will more particularly call atien-
] So tf
merely announce the fact that Mr. Wells is back
! with splendid line of goods, which he offers at
! reduced prices. Call and examine for yourself.
Nor So BAD AFTER ALIVE understand that
the news of the suffering among the natives OF
Koua Island of Hawaii is not SO bad was first
represented. Marshal Parke made extensive tour
through the district where the suffering desig
mated to be- but could not find that there was any
distress except among small portion Of very aged
persons who could not labor for subsistence, and
| who were in need. Their wants were relieved and
| provision made for them by the authorities.
DEATH OF AN OLD Resident OF HoxoLuLu-We
are sorry 10 learn of the death of Mr. J. Bueklin,
Portland, Oregon, where he went for the benefit OF
his health, passenger on the Falkinburg, the fore
part OF last month; days after his arrival in
Portland, he peacefully and quietly breathed his
last. Mr.. Bucklin was, for many years, foreman Of
! Mr.. Hoppers establishment in this city, he was
well and favorably known IN this community, and
enjoyed large circle of friends who will be panied
TO bear of his death. ReqHiescGt IN pace.
THE CONCERT AND TABLEAux, which took place
at the Armory on Thursday evening last, for the
benefit of the Waipun Hooulu Association of Laie
was but SHINY attended. This we regret, as the
proceeds were for benevolent purposes. We also
regret that the announcement in the GAZETTE Of
last week was incorrect, but this was no fault Of
ours. If parties having charge of these perform
would take the trouble inform US correctly
! the announcement would be made in proper order
II they do not choose to do do the iaut is theirs
tSy- a large number of old residents returned OF
the steamer City Of Sydney from abroad on tours o.
business and pleasure, among whom we note j. T
Warehouse, jr., Il. Cornwel, Mrs. Lousson and
family, Mrs. j. B. Atherton, Miss MeInerBy, Mis-:
| Mcintyre, Mr. II. Mcintyre, c. NJ Cooke and family
Geo Williams and wife, H. NJ Whitney, jr, P Dial
ton, h Schmidt, Mrs. j. o. Carter, p c. Jones, jr
and family Mrs. Dickson and son, Mrs Tucker
Mrs. H. Warehouse and others all of whom W,
welcome back TO their old homes with renewed
health and spirits after their sojourn abroad.
PARTISAN RESTAURANT, l. Dejean (late of San
Fraucseo) proprietor, located on Hotel street, No
49, formerly occupied by Mr.. Horn. The establish
ment has been fitted up in the latest and best style
and the proprietor is prepared to furnish to hi
guests the best that the season will afford at
reasonable price. A well kept restaurant is jus
what was wanted in Honolulu and from Mr.. De
| jeans reputation as q cook and caterer, We fee
| warranted in recommending the Partisan Restauran
TO the liberal patronage Of the public. We call al
tention to the advertisement OF Mr.. Dejean in an
| other column.
COMMITTED FOR MANsLAUGHrER IN THE SECoNI
DEeREE.-The native Kaukane, who was Stable,
with knife in the hands of another native by tn
name OF Emaliko. at Aiea, Ewa on the Sth of July
1873, died at the Queens Hospital, August 9th
1875, and Emaliko has been held on a charge O
manslaughter in the second degree. From the &C
count We have Of this said affair." we feel justife
in saying that it all the result of the too FIRE
use of rum, that one man lost his life and anothe
! 10 all probability will lose his liberty for som
| time to come. Truly the way Of the transgresso
| is hard"
The American barkentine Ella Capt. A. Brown
arrived at this port Sunday last II days from Sa
Francisco, with an assorted cargo 10 Brewer & CT
This vessel was purchased by her present owners t
ply a regular packet between San Francisco an
Honolulu. She is about 500 tons burden, nearl
new, copper fastened, and classed as Al. She hf
accommodations for six cabin passengers. aud ROOF
for larger number. Capt Brown is SO well know
to this trade that it would be superhuous for Us
say a word in his favor. We rejoice that Capt.
will be the route regularly, because We kno
that it viii be q benefit to the travelling public.
ANOTHER EvIDESCS.-Among the many proc
We have OF the progress of civilization aud refine
ment in our pretty little island city, We have ha
the qualification of hearing the ubiquitous orgs
grinder, discoursing his machine music for Il
edifcation of the lovers OF music. 1t has been So
with good deal more truth than poetry, that a l,
connective engine is pioneer of civilization, and Y
think that of the organ grinder it may be said,
is the fellow who, like the camp follower of
army, is always to be found in the rear of cviliz
ton. In other words, the organ grinder is always
be found. where he thinks the most money can
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