The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-05-12
ISLAND LOCALS.
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Asour TovS.
Il L G. NJ steamer Tfneta left port on wedncs-
day last for Yokohama
The carriage makers complain that the Homo
lulu hack horses are getting broken TO harness
Assu is building tFo-stOry house on the corner
Of Nuuanu and King streets the lower story being
for his store
The Havziian plebs are regular attendants at
the sittinCs of the Legislature. The Chinese
theater troupe have gone
Hon e {. Main. the representative from Eva
and waianae. Oahu. died suddenly IN Honolulu on
Thursday the 6th inst
We ocnrratulaie the Lord Bishop and the Lord
Chamberlain on their appointments as Knights
Commanders OF the Order Of Karreharneha L
The April Term Of the Supreme Court WAS ad-
iuuraed sine 6s Saturday. LIST inst Several de
cisions are reserved to be given In vacation
Rev. NJ. Jones Of Punahou delivered s good
practical sermon az the Bethel last Sunday. the
text II II be possible live at peace with all men,
There WIS threatened stampede among the
Chinese Honolulu Eashermsn few weeks since
They expected to be ordered with their fever
breeding Stops, 10 do their washing out AT hApa-
lama
set yozr gun OF before il is loaded. The foriorn
hope comes hravely UP to the-scTateh, At
tins session
Judge Mocuny, Cecil Brown, Esq., Deputy At
tu-ney General. and W f. Castle. Esq, attorney
for innocent defendants, have gone to attend the
lilo Circuit TO see that justice Is done or not
The Nth Of June Is near az hand. and vet moth
ing has been made pablo of any programme for
the celebration OF that day. A meeting Of those
interested i called for this evening 81 the Com
merclRl Hotel.
Probably no town N the world has so many well
drilled ju-yInsa IS Honolulu- Take ont the gov
eminent officials foreign representatives, and in
vali5s. and the rest have chance TO attend law
Lectures gratis, about twice yea-, on an average
4 On Saturday evening last Prof D. Morgan gave
a spAr-inc exhibition al Buffum's Hall which was
vel rnst-o1ized by our sporting fraternity. The
Prnfessd-r was assisted lsy several amateurs.
who seemed to be fully as expert as The = Profess
scr himself.
I Elder Hook. who has been amones; Us during
Z the past two months acting as an independent
missionary has been compelled owing 10 IL health
10 7slInquish his lAbo-s- Mr.. Hook was among
3 the passengers by the ZellEEGia for San Fran
CISCO
Among the passengers for San Francisco and
. the Easl per Za5laH5ia We notce-Mrs- E 7. Gu
+ Iick Ms J. I Dowsett, A. W. Bush and wife, J. o.
Carer. A W. PeI7ce. Judge Austin. f. Gray and
+ wife, Ms Wu- Wilder, G. West and wife, s
Nacuin and wife. and othsrs-To all OF whom
F wish 8 pleasant passage.
In consequence Of the death of Hon 4. T.
Mahi. late member elect for Eva Il waianae, a
new election been ordered 10 fill the vacancy. and
will he held Tuesday next the 1Sfh inst Quite
q nEEnbe- Of Candidates are reported as II the
1eid. prominent among whom are Mr. Frank
Brown Of TINS city, and 5 W. MAhelona.
/ The steamer Zeaiamdfa made fine run from
T Sydney and Auckland to this port, arriving of
ihe hA-bor at A. N. Monday morning which is
one OF the best passages made from the South TO
Honolulu The steamer sailed again on Monday
I evening for San Francisco. taking about SEVENTY
passengers and some eight hundred tons Of
1relc1t mostly sugars
The cass-iron lions which guard the peaee of
certain residence on Nuuanu avenue have lately
been treated 10 new coat OF bright red paint, 10
the admiration q the ErrsGiuuS 4 group Of whom
sioppsd the other DAY and zaEed long and earnest
II a. the ve-Inllon E1onarchs q the Jungle. until
tle pant NJ enthusiasm OF the old man buTs5 forth
7 with udGisli Too NGsfit
The following well known correspondents OF
newspapers are reported 70 be in good health,
namely: Rusricus. Index. 4. EIndsx. Observer.
One Who Knows. A LADY. Sensx. JustIria. Hawaii
Nei. Y. z A Locker On In Venice, JunIus- One OF
Ewes Daughters. Truth. Fair Play, HonI sol; olui
Z raalv Pense. Yours Truly: but wish they would
al srlte On only one side Of the page and write
aC6lhly.n
On Tuesday evening, 4th inst, q native named
Geo. KIkApu. while looking or at a game Of ten
pms az the German Club, was accidentally struck
IN the hsad by a ball which slipped from the hand
Of the player, and received such injuries as 70
czz=e his death the fOllo-InC morning.
. Coruae-'s inquest was convened for the purpose
OF 2sce-tsi1Inc the cause OF hukaqus death. and
I verdict vas returned II accordance with the
above facts
The officers and men Of the Tires5 landed on
shore to- q review last Tuesday. His Majesty
the King arrived on the ground about o'clock,
and ~as received BY the Captain and his aids
4 The whole company presented arms and the band
OF the ship played their national anthem The
-e-ieE co-aus1oed with the small arm drill; then
. followed march round during which the rapid
m OF changing the formation OF the company was
displayed The review concluded with a sham
fight SkI-lllsEsrs were thrown out 10 clear the
wood n tront--the Little groups kneellng among
tbs bushes and the crack crack Of the rites made
very animated scene. Tbs sklrTnishers were
called II and again forward then orders were
gwen 70 open ranks IN the centre. through this
serve charge with fixed bayonets, giving ringing
chee- they advanced. arrived Al the edge Of the
timber they fred three four volleys IN platoon.
and nov having quite demolished their imaginary
TO- they la-chsd back their former position.
presented arms ana the review over Only q
limited number Of citizens attended this interest
M display, for want probably OF previous notice.
MAUI
Bz-sizries ara becoming by far too common N
this county. II Is but short time since one was
successful II Waikiki and the burglars have not
yet been discovered. An attempt was made al
Grove Ranch lzs- week The Office WIS entered
and TIE safe vas carried OF. M. Norton hearing
3 noise Investigated and the safe vas found some
distance from the hozse. The burglars deca1nped
s-d left their tools hammers, axes etc. on the
SPOT They evidently went OF On horseback Sus-
Ilcio= -es-s two idle persons and il Is 70
b hoped thai whoever s guilty vii be punished
HAwAu-
Cour1 opened on Tuesday and was adjourned
from day 70 day TIL Friday the 9Th when Justice
NcCnIIy arrived. and the Court ne. 10 arrange
business There Is 8 long calendar OF civil and
criminal cases but colrI1uznces- settlements etc,
vii shorten Il
As usual II Court times there is crowd IN lilo,
. lawyers and clients witnesses and friends bat
with all there Is too much Of the tramp element.
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