The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-07-27

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EXPORTS.
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DIED.
DRRr-At Hsuolna. II smakua Hawaii. Hawaiian
Tsisrls IN the ghh July NJ. WILLIAM DART. native o.
sp-urfs.a. Mss. Z. ;. A. aged aooni . years
sF-Sr.riuchcid. Mass, papers please copy
RRoWS-Suddenly ia Boston. MEss.. July Sd 1881
Carr.iu Escos BEows, aged q years Captain Br2wt
VA uiirr Known and much respected here, aud leaves
uWlse aud glrez children 20 mourn HE loss
MARRIED.
T0nn -tot-TS-At Hiio. Hawaii July sist 1881, Al
rhe residence Of the brides father, ~ the Rev tathe
Pau NJ A a Tom; q kona 70 Miss LoJIsA 18th i
TIE Printers acknowledge the receipt Of shce o.
vraainr cake aud ia return wish the happy couple Z
lone and prosperous voyage o cr " LIES troubled sea
RrCHARDSON-At the residence OF DR.. Grun
fed Larpahoehoe Hawaii. the 10Th inst, by the
Re- E. p Baker. THoNAs 5. KAr, ESQ, TO ASNIE RIcH
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Pc-th. seotiand--sooich papers please copy
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TowE.
hon. Il. N. Whitney, Of Kau, Hawaii, is in town
We hear that the town is to be redivided int
thirteen frewards- good move.
our thanks are due to Messrs. Whitney
Rolortson for papers by the RalckdHa.
Alfred Rsodus, charged with shooting an old
native named Aoku, will be tired to-day.
The Empress Of China is dead the Diplomatic
and Consular flags were at half mast on Saturday
in token Of respect
We hear that an amateur dramatic club has
been formed we may expect 70 have the theatre
doors open again shortly.
Der Of the T.lass at the Quarantine Hospitol
is down with the smallpox
We hear but il is only street rumor, that at
the meeting Of the Privy Council on Saturday,
5000 was voted 10 meet the expenses oocasiOned
by smallpox.
The Steamer c. r. Bishop will sail tomorrow
afternoon for Kona and hau. The Itcatant VIII
resume her trips on this route on the expiration Of
her quarantine.
On Saturday next the 3Oth inst, there will be
some fne racing and trotting at hapolam PARK.
l,efueen mark Twain" and "Blackthorn," and
other horses of note.
The new fire bells were rung on Friday after
noon and the large one failed 70 give satisfaction,
Il was found that some alteration was required IN
hanging, this vas done and The bell again rung on
SATURDAY; il did not prove as powerful, however
a. was expected.
We are happv 10 report no further cases Of
smallpox we most probably have really seen the
end Of IT, We hope the Government will publish
statistics of the ages nationality etc OF those who
were taken with the disease, and also OF those VINO
died.
Poi making is largely going into the hands Of
the Celesiials: we wish they would contrIve 10
make less of a stencil over 1t. A Poi company near
Fort street school perfectly poisons the AR with
roitinp vegetable matter. Capt. Brown has been
looking after them.
The road on the hill past the Ice Works still
continues IN the most HDomlnhDle cOnolllOns 80
the sarsrfiseys remark that the authorities have
runcadarlisedn the whole length of Nuuanu as far
as any of them live is hardly correct, the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs has 10 wade through sea OF
mud and slush to reach his residence.
There is a somewhat awkward stoppage of work
upon Mr.. Campbelrs lot at the corner of Queen
street There Is at present some talk of widening
Queen street the question naturally suggests IL
self. why not this arranged before bulloing
operations we're commenced the matter was
spoken about when the estate changed hands.
The Board Of Education has received a large
globe, which will shortly be set up; it goes by
ciock-vork and performs one revolution IN twenty
cational apparatus of the Board. Globes of this
character have been very highly spoken Of recently
al the Royal Geographical Society of London
We have received neat little pamphlet from
Lahainaluna. in which are bound all the printed
examination papers which have recently been
used. The gentlemen who have prepared the
questions deserve credit for the manner IN winch
they have been put; plancing over them, we see
that thew are clear. concise and 20 the point. La
hainalunR is going ahead.
Its rroposed to hold a Fair to assist in raising
funds Tor building an Episcopal Church or Cathe-
dral. Ladies who take an interest in the movement
are invited 10 be present at the schoo-lroom al.
tached to the pro-Cathedrsl Friday, the 29th at
PIX. when the subject Will be discussed and
arrangements for carrying out the plans will be
made.
In consequence Of recent affairs at the Post
ofhoe 70 which we called attention last week. Mr..
Brentwood has resigned the position Of Post
Master General. We are quite sure that Mr..
Briokvood has the sympathy Of the community
upon this matter, be has suffered for the sins Of
otherz- The Hon. ]. NJ kapena has been COM
uissioned Post Master General
Ills With deep regret that we have to announce
that Ms. Harms widow of the late Chief Justice,
died al her residence. Waikiki. Monday morn
inc. The deceased lady was dangerously Ill at the
time OF her husbands death, and has remained IN
q STATE Of semi-unconsciousness ever since. Mrs.
Harris vas the daughter Of Ex-Chief Justice Allen
and sister 10 Col. Allen Of tins city.
Among the recent appointments Of employees 10
the Post Once is Mr. David Monaku, for many
years a faithful and attentive compassion in the
GtrrrTr Office While regretting that David has
iaid down his stick and rule" for better posi-
sion, We cannot elpconersiulating the Postmaster
on having secured the services of one who VIII
prove a valuable acquisition to the Post Once.
Among the pieces played by the Band on Satur-
5rv vns selection from Boccaccio, new, It was
Canitaiiv rendered by the Band; the opera is one
q Supre's brightest and best. We hope Mr.. Berger
viii eo1n let rs have another chance TO hear IT.
for ahr way in which he keeps up with the times,
Ne Get he freshest and the newest music played us
within short time Of its appearance IN Europe
eons arausinc scenes and queer mixtures come
znder he notice Of the gentleman who superln-
sands The granting Of marriage licenses 70 His
nfn fnrt - hnrns The other day set ol four ar
rirsf. 40 ladies, two gentlemen, Mr. and Mrs A,
~. End Nm. ,; they had ail Just received tneir