The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-05-21

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L Severance Mrs 81 King Rycroft, Mrs Barns, Moss
man. Housman, Parker, Macfarane, aud about Us
I deck.
DIED.
BICKNELL,-In Hamakua, Hawaii. Nav 10th. CnArLrs
] w. son OF Rev James and Ellen NJ Bicknell, aged q
] months and Il days.
THOMPsoY-In this city. on the 18th inst, OF dropsy,
W J. THOMPSON, native OF Hudson, N. " and for the last
eighteen aesdent Of these Isauds aged SO years.
I He leaves a wife aud child TO mourn his loss.
NOTES OF THE WEEA.
! ~ Another lot of these fine hats both ladies
and gents can be seen al the c. o. P. Bazaar.
/ ~ Fine heavy Marsees quilts large assort-
meut OF line French shawls, at s. Magnin's, Fort
Street
1 ~ Fine French twill and damask table covers,
assorted fine linen driings of all kinds, at s. Mag
nin's, Fort Street
~ Fine Victoria lawn, No 100 and 100, fine
French nannels, fine silk handkerehiels, at s. Mag
MINIS, Fort Street.
- Fine silk fringe, fine black silks, ladies fine
balbrggn hose also striped hose in assorted colors
for children, at s. Magnin's, Fort Street.
You've MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The
regular meeting OF the above association will take
place al the Lycenm on Thursday tomorrow eve
Mug, at half past seven O'Clock, when and where
general attendance is requested.
- The finest lot of ladies and children's bibs
TO be had at the C. o. p Bazaar.
~ There was performance at the Royal Ha-
waiiau THEATRE Saturday evening the 18th inst,
for the benefit of Mr.. Blake The house was toll
erably well filled and the performance gave general
satisfaction.
- By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that DR.. B. NJ Gildea, Surgeon Dentist,
has removed his office to the rooms formally oceu-
pied by DIR. ]. Mott Smith, over the drug store OF
Dr. Strehz at the corner OF Fort aud Hotel streets.
~ Oh mamma II you want me to be stylish
must have Of these fine princess jackets of the
c. o. P. Bazaar.
- The Hawaiian brig Storm Bird, the immi-
grant vessel recently returned from the South Sea
Islands, is to undergo some necessary repairs The
work We understand will be done by Messrs Tib-
belts SOrrenson, ship-builders of this city.
~ Messrs 7. R. Foster & Co.'S new steamer the
Iris had arrived at San Francisco on the 10th inst
from Port Ludlow, under sail and after dischargiug
her cargo of lumber. would receive her machinerv v.
&c, on board and be fitted up for the passage TO
Honolulu. Capt. Godfrey expected to leave San
Francisco for this port with the Iris about the
latter part ofthis month.
ezg- The barkentine Discovery which arrived on
Sunday morning, the 18th inst, brought ~ very
fine mules, consigned to different parties, also
! fine breeding mares consigned TO Messrs j T S
h Warehouse, Of this city. The stock when Landed
with the exception OF having the hair rubbed off
by being Jostled about-were in fine condition.
- Something new for the ladies', large in
voice of ladies underwear at the C. o. P. Bazaar.
~ The disgusting practice of the AdOereise,. in
taking exceptions to the mistakes of the intelli-
gent comp" apart from its being pedantic dis
play Of superficial information, is conclusive evil
deuce Of its gross ignorance of the essential
requisites belonging to respectable journalism.
" QEeIa Deus Uult pyills pedere denentdt."
RAN-During the past week we have had on
this island few drenching showers-falliug prin-
cipaIly at night-with pretty high winds. Our ad-
vices from the windward islands are that rain has
fallen 10 great quantities during the past eek or
ten days, which is cheering news The rain fall so
Tar the present year has been very propitiOus and
large crops of sugar and other produce must be the
consequence.
- By the card of Captain KILLING, which we
PUBLISH u Ol ISSUE, IL VIII De
seen that he has SO far recovered as to be able to
walk around. We had the pleasure of visit from
the captain on Monday morning last and rejoice to
know that he is recovering fast from his injuries
occasiOned 10y the accident at Koloa, Kauai, few
weeks ago the particulars of which we published
at the time
~ We learn from Messrs Wilder & Co. that
there will be no deviation from the published time
table of the steamer Likelike in favor of Kameha-
meha Day, the 18th of June. The steamer will sail
promptly, usual, for Hilo and way ports, on her
regular day, Tuesday. the 10th proximo. Many
persons had supposed that the Likelike would be
delayed on that occasion until Wednesday evening
the llth proximo On the circuit trip OF the Sd of
June the steamer will arrive in Honolulu her re-
turn on Sunday morning the sth proximo as usual.
- The nightly congregation of young hood
lums of both sexes, on Smiths bridge is nuisance
that should be a6ated and calls for prompt action
the part of the police authorities The gathering
at this locality on last Saturday evening was ex-
eeedingly noisy, and the language used by these
''roughs,' very offensive to respectable people II
this state OF affairs is longer permitted the etici-
ency OF the police force will certainly be questioned
s circumstance to be greatly regretted. aud injurious
10 the heretofore good reputation enjoyed bv them
as faithful guardians OF the night" We hope we
may not have occasion to refer to this subject again
ton of Mr.. A. Hutchinson, of Naalehu, Kau, Ha-
vail when the LIkelike left, was very critical and
that fears were entertained by his friends that he
could not recover. We trust however that those
fears may not prove correct, inasmueh as Mr.. H. is
one of the most energetic well as one of our
best citizens. The death of such a would be
an almost irreparabe loss to this Kingdom for it is
inst such men as he who make country prosper
Gus We learn also that the man whose collar
bone was broken by the same accident with Mr.. H.,
and who sustained other injuries has since died
Thus in all probability three valuable lives viii
have been sacrificed by the ssd accident the par
uculars Of which we gave last week.
QUICK PAssAGE.-The fine British bark Lalla
Rookh. Hender Master, aud consigned TO the house
of Messrs G. W. Macfarlsne & Co. of this city, made
the passage from Glasgow Scotland, via Cape Horn
TO Honolulu, in l22 days which is considered a |
quick passage. The Lala Rookh brings fol- cargo
OF assorted merchandise for these islands, large
portion OF which is sugar mills aud machinery from
the celebrated manufacturers, Messrs Mrrless TAFT
q Watson. We learn that there are two large com
pete sugar plants on board, one for the Adams Il