The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-10-06

W no pifchcd his line tent too volcano,
There came eruption.
And spoiled his corruption, t
Which brought end our italian Moreno.
" Purchase of sheep at 81 70 net. &C., are econ
omies, DC, which will be appreciated, says the
Erpress. Yes, more 50 by natives, who do not eat
mutton unless forced to do SO. than any one else.
We are always glad to receive letters from the
other Islands, detailing any special events. Our
thanks are due to several valued correspondents
Every one must recognize the hand which pen
ned the articles in La Staffetta; those who know
Moreno also know his tactics for getting into print
he tried it on here and succeeded with only one
of the papers,
A child was squeezed to death in Queen Emma's
yard last Saturday evening. The press was great:
the mother dropped the child during surge of the
crowd. II is also stated that another child was
injured badly
Why does our contemporary fill up SO much
space with advertising itself, surely it must keep
out many valuable advertisements to do so. Is
this to be considered as government printing paid
for out of the 5000?
See that your doors are locked at night and keep
watch dog burglars are about; they have in
spected the premises of Mr.. VI. Dickson on Fort
Street and those of Messrs. Sresoyich q Co. on
Queens Street. Better have the "'1fser" premises
guarded, nov that it is known they have 5000
in advance, lying round idle.
had better wait till the shepherd has PLAYED
his hand before you say who is eucheied."-P. c. A.
Sept e.
Quite true, we have waited his last card was a
L1lare," but it was not bower. Pay up the
stakes shepherd
There was an old man Of Lamar,
Whose ways what people call trry;
He sold many sheep,
But the cash he'll not keep,
He'll return without that 10 Lanai.
A map of the Hawaiian Islands reduced from
the Government Survey has been got out by the
Photo-engravlng Company of New York for Mr..
T. @. Thrum of this city, who has it for SALE The
maps has also the last census of these Islands, a
statement Of the areas and elevation of the sew
eral Islands, and of the names, ages, de-, of the
Kings.
The Advertiser of August 7th understood the
: shepherds" character thoroughly when in a
leader 1t said that the dignity power of the
Government can never be upheld excepting by the
appointment of men who possess, in addition to
intelligence character also for probity and moral
courage, sufficient TO sustain them against the
wrong persuasions of friends. Alas for their own
peace of mind that Bush and Kuaea did not pos
sess that moral courage.
Fire Marshal Mcclure reports two fires put out
by having the regulation fire buckets handy. In
both cases the fires appeared to be the work of in
cendiares. We must bring our boodlNm element
into subsection. The gentlemanly hoodium is be-
coming nuisance, parents should keep tight
hand over their hobbledehoys of II or Is.
The late Minister of Finance has INDUCED in
several methods of signing his name ON the new
ten dollar certificates LII generally reported that
whenever he did sign his name he considered he
had created $40 for the Hawaiian Government.
This is the kind of stuff Minister'S ought to be
made of. Hurrah for a reign of ignorance in all
branches of government.
In consequences of recent changes a palrable auto
biography of prominent government officer has
not appeared as intended in the Advertiser Doubt
less it would have been charged for at equitable
rates F" and debited to the government printing
advance-fund. We shall probably produce the said
article In our variety column; it is highly amusing
sad sight was that on Sunday morning. A
child of ten years of age died the ZealaHdia a
day before arriving here. 1t was buried on shore
the funeral being attended merely BIZ the father
and mother. The parents sailed In the steamer fol
the South leaving their little one waif buried on
a foreign strand.
private letter from California contains the fol
lowing - The news by last steamer was of that
class that strs up the public for have not before
heard these Calfornians express such open and
undisguised contempt for the King and the King
dom" The writer was man of mark, too.
Old residents will hear with regret of the death
of Mrs. Mary A. Burbank, of Providence, Rhode
] Island widow of the late Samuel Burbank. The
deceased lady was person of very estimable
character. Her husband was once a very popular
lawyer in Honolulu.
Judging from the looks of the daily bulletin oc
casionally issued by the Express, it appears tina
the shepherd has gone is going into the fros
business as more profitable than that of herdins
1 sheep. Maybe he apprehends incursion o.
Frenchmen and proposes TO vary their diet from
nothing but mutton and -.
Mr.. Il. McIellan,s friends have commemorate
his fine act of September 1lth, at Kapiolani Park
i'm a handsome medal The affair is a handsom'
gold one, with the inscription one side and OF
the other representation of the scene: a hors
dashing along, followed by the sullry with on
wheel and the rider sitting close up 10 that-th
/ the actual occurrence, and the driver saved hi
time by his slllful act well meriting the tes
timonial of regard presented by his friends
ait may be advantageous to buy an old vessel
you can spend on her large amount of lumber
paints, oils and other things" w. M. g. speed
of August 4th.
1t may be advantageous to make a contract wit
the Minister of Interior for buying newspaper
receive 5000 cash in advance on account of pros
peofire government printing, and strike out tn
clause not to exceed the prices heretofore charges
by the former proprietor certainly ii may b
advantageous, but there seems 10 be q Lack of con
sistency between the shepherds prnaching an
practice. W
We learn from Mr. Dodd that the new baths a
Waikiki will be ready for nse on Friday mornin
next, and will be free to all on that day. The ON
nibus, which by the way has become quite popular
will start at half-past a. m, with gentleme
only, who desire 70 ENJOY the luxury Of a Sc
bath. AT half past 10 a. m. ladies and childre
will also be conveyed 10 the baths, returning at
p. m. These baths win no doubt prove desiderf
= aum long felt and wanted, and to Mr.. Dodd b,
longs the credit for having inaugurated them.
On Monday evening Messrs. Payne q Xavier gar
their fifth entertainment at the Royal Hawaiia
( Theatre to large and appreciative audience. Fl
! first part consisted of sleight of hand tricks
Prof. Xavier concluding with the Flying Bird Gag
The Indian Mail Trick is simply wonderful. I'll
: box was thoroughly examined by experts In Il
J. audience and some went SO far ms to bring the
Z own locks and keys (which was done or Monds
g evening". but without detecting the secret III
decapitation act was accomplished in an artist
4 manner. The head Is apparently cut clean fro
, the body and replaced again within very sho
4 time Professors Payne and Xavier intend giyii
Z two more entertainments, on Thursday ard EEidi
j. evenings, and also mRtiuee Saturday afte
q noon, for children, which will be enjoyed by 4
little ones. On Tuesday next they will 20 to win
e ward and intend visiting the principal places
2 Maui and Hawaii.
e HAWAII.
The brig TdnMer, Captain White, sailed frr
Hil0 ON Saturday, September 25th, in ballast, I
\ Puget Sound, to return with cargo of lumber.
~ The schooner Rosario, Captain Douglass, i
u Hilo for San Francisco ON Friday, September "a
with cargo of sugar, molasses- and hides Il
= sugar f166 tDnE@ and m0lasseE 600 barrels) w
e, from the Hitchcock plantation
u Hilo was visited on Saturday morning. septic
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