The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-11-03

MIS- Surfing the vile OF the Admiral IN COM
mand of the Australian Station passed through In
the last steamer.
The partnerships are hurrying on the publication
of their notices of names of partners, DC, as the
law requires.
Our thanks are due to the Merchants Exchange.
San Francisco, for full files of late papers-also
Mr.. Thos. G. Thrum for news tavors.
Mr. Armstrong the Attorney General will arrive
here by the November steamer, notwithstanding
San Francisco letters to the contrary.
George H Luce, Esq. Tax Collector for Homo
luu will open his Office on Monday next Sth inst,
for the collection of taxes for the current year.
About one half of the bar, in number and weight
namely. Messrs. Preston, Jones, Hatch, Bickerton
and Brown, have left for the Waimea Circuit
on Hawaii
A match at base ball is arranged between nine
from the T. 6. S. Alaska and team of Honolulu
Boys; success to Hawaii--keep up your muscle
Boys!
The Hawaiian schooner Kalnnd has returned
from the Ochotsk sea well loaded with salmon and
cod the speculation has turned out well that
larger vessel is 10 be sent.
Unfortunately our little people did not get a
chance at the Menagerie winch was on board the
City Of Sydney The horses and dwarfs on
shore on Sunday morning.
A charge of smuggling opium is now pending in
the Police Court against two of the foreign resi-
dents of Honolulu but the hearing is postponed
until the 18th inst. Pending the Investigations We
omit publishing names.
November is with us, what blest climate this
is, in northern countries people are wrapping
themselves up and complaining of cold and sush,
here are walking round in linen clothes, truly,
Hawaii mel is pleasant spot to live in.
Three thousand and seventy-fve laborers for
this country are reported to be en- route, as fol-
lows: $50 Chinese per the next Pacific Mail
steamer the CassaI7ra, Ho Chung, and Alaska;
gu Norwegians; 400 Portuguese lO4 Germans.
The Supreme Court of the October term adjourn
ed sine de last Saturday, several decisions were
given to which we shall hereafter allude. The jury
gave verdict for the defendants In the Kanaina
estate case
Moreno had no show in Washington, Secretary
Evarts would not receive him. Moreno is too we'll
known TO make Roadway in the East, the wonder
Is that he had the calm impudence to show his
face there.
HB. NJ S. Cannot will leave for Callao about
the 9th of this month. She has on board a number
of supernumeraries for the Triumph should the
PeHgifiH arrive before the Cannot leaves she will
take half the supernumeraries on board and also
proceed to Callao.
Recently Messrs. Wilder & Co. have made a
change IN the routes OF their steamers LENA ana
MoIoii. The former is now laid on regularly to
Maui. on the route formerly occupied by the No
LDlii. while the latter will be engaged exclusively
in the trade on the windward side of Oahu
Jack ashore, though still favoring equestrian
exercise has gone in considerably for driving,
when he has the assistance of the experienced y
native driver he is less dangerous to the ordinary
landIubber but when he undertakes the naviga-
ton of team by himself the prospect is awe in
spring indeed.
BY the city Of Sydney from San Francisco, we
welcome home a number of old residents, who
have been absent on business and pleasure-Major
c. T. Gulick and wife. Mrs. E. 7. Gulick. W. E.
and wife, Mrs. W. II. Bailey and Miss E. D. Thurs
ton.
Dear, dear, how sad it is that so much valuable
editorial matter should have been kept out of the
Tiser BIZ the press of advertisements. We presume
that We have lost such stirring sentences the
following: " If you want good dinner go to Lum
Gun Quot; Mrs. Seamstress, "our fashionable
modiste" Is offering to Honolulu ladies a select
stock of millinery lovers of waste paper will call
at the Advertiser office. there is always q large
stock on hand. The half dozen or so of para
graphs in this strain which did appear on Saturday
have whetted our appetite, let us have whole
column next week.
What may be considered very successful and
satisfactory entertai lment was given at the Thea
tire Saturday evening last by company of
now in port. and styling themselves the Alaska
Minstrel. The house was crowded and the audience
appeared to heartily enjoy the fun provided.
Among those present were the American Minister
resident and family. The programme Offered was
quite long one, and opened with the usual first
part, with Mr.. T. G. Clifford interlocuter; j.
Powell, bones and J. Ives tambo all doing credit
TO themselves. Several very fair sketches were
given but the Jig and clog dancing of E. Shame
han and the bone solo of j. Ives were decidedly the
best things of the evening, both winning recalls.
The performance concluded shortly past ten
O'Clock.
very pleasant cricket match took place on
Saturday last between an eleven from II. NJ. S.
GaHnet and the Honolulu Cricket Club. Wickets
were pitched at II, and the H. c. c. went in first,
going out first for AZ, the GanHet'S followed with
~. Honolulus ID innings gave 25 and 1t soon be-
came evident bv the rapid manner in which the
man-of-war's wickets fell that there was no hope
for them; their second innings only produced
The fielding on both sides was very good and the
bowling fair. Bishop was by far the best
bowler of the ship's eleven and Lishman of the
Honolulu team. Miller made clever catch for
Honolulu. The batting both sides not up
10 the mark, the only good score made wss IA,
mot OUT by Purvis, and this after all is very
meagre- Our Honolulu Boys are so much &C
customed to mere slashing in base ball that they
seem to have little idea of the fine points of
batting. A iudicious player when he first goes to
the wickets spends little time In learning his
bowler; this can only be obtained by judicious
blocking for the first lover" or SO once let
him get his eve in and he becomes almost irwin
chile. Quite large number of ladies and gentle
men went out to see the match, showing in
creasing interest in the Club. We congratulate
the Club upon all its arrangements and upon its
Success
KAUAI.
Good for tho Kilauea Plantation. 1t has just
finished grinding, having taken off 965 TONS about
200 tons over its own estimate.
The schooner John IRqles, captain Olsen, arrived
here from Apia short of water. She is bound on TO
San Francisco. The schooner is in ballast, has is
passengers, and has been 40 days, hear, on the
passage
Hanalei is enjoying fine weather. Princeville
Plantation will commence grinding in three or
four weeks from now, and have some very fine
cane
HAWAII.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at Hilo on
Friday, October 22d, and another on Sunday, Ath.
The epizootic has made its appearance on Hawaii
and is quite prevalent among the horses in Hilo,
many of whom are or have been quite sick Several
deaths have occurred.
Hilo is most charming at this season, just the
time for delightful excursions into the woods, trips
70 the volcano, DC
The Volcano is very active.
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