Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-07
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had the Cinnamon in custody was discharged
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! On Monday, the 2nd inst, at ~ c'olcci, roa,,.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Rcgcn, received
| ~ Aliolani Hale His Elk. James NJ. Comfy, q. s.
Minister Resident, who presented TO Her Roya,
| Highness nr-Admiral r. II. Stevens Command
/ ing y. s. Naval Force Pacific Station, who in
! troduced 10 Her Royal Hiehness the following
officers Of the u. g. s. Pensacola
d. FGH cos sRf Peer ga' rs CAPT F
/ Corie, Fleet Marine Oficer; /, X. Harvey, Passed
II e ESsn ~ r brr B@0Td TsS y Ma.G sscr
man, Ensign; !. r. stuart Lawrence, Asst Engineer;
| 4, ~ McAllistet, Chaplalni w II. woiiersberger,
:, NJ TX Jane: NJ cGnly presented p Mckinley,
] l. =. consult Frank u. Hastings u & Nicc-c Consul.
| Her Royal Hiehncss was attended on this
| occasion by Her Royal Hqhness Princess Like
like, II. X: II. Ruth Keelikolani, Honorable Mrs.
Mrs. T.. McCully Mrs. W. r. Allen, Mrs. j. NJ.
/ Sheldon.
Honorable C. G. Harris. Chancellor OF the King
dom; Their EXce!lencies w. H. Green, Minister OF
Interior; J $. Walker, Minister Of FINANCE.
Bonorables A. Il. Judd. l.. McCuly
| Nobtes.-Hons. q. Rhodes, j. NJ. KHpena, j.
:, Pgiry, Conqeaiors.-,Hons. +. o. Hall, W. @.
| Parke. ]. w. Kawainui, W. NJ. Gibson. NJ. Kuaea,
VIM. Buckle, W. p. Wood, and ID. Kahanu.
His Majestys StaiT-Colonels W. f. Allen,
Curtis Z. laukea, j. H. Boyd.
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There were also presented to Her Royal High
! ness on this OCCASION Mis-. james NJ. Comfy. Mrs.
! 7. II. Stevens, Mrs ID. A. Mckinley, and Miss
Stevens.
FOLLOWING are the Police Court proceedings for
the week: Along, keeping common gambling
| house, sentenced to three months imprisonment
| at hard labof, and costs taxed Mt So 40. A. b.
McCausland assault and battery on Horace Treg-
loan, found guilty and fined So costs SO GO.
.rtsff
&c. costs 81 Ahuna, keeping common gambling
house defendant allowed to go on filing bond OF
500 to appear for sentence when called upon.
lawrence Bee, William Farrell, Sam Maukona,
Manuel, Hy Hong, George Kalua, Edmund drunk
enncss, forfeited 50 bail each. Cow Chong and
Al Lip violating the Sabbath, fined 80 each, costs
81 Kahauanu, John Roe, y. +. Mcdonald,
Joseph Harris Kelipo, James Mcdonald, drunk
enness, fined 30 each, costs 81 each. Ching Ding
guilty and fined $500, costs SO 30. Appeal noted
| Nalope, k, and Mokuah W.. adultery, pleaded
guilty Nalope fined $50, and Mokuahi SO, costs
Of each 81 Ching Kung Shen and Chock Hou,
EACH costs 80 30. Kaaikaua, k, and Mauna, W.,
fornication, remanded to give defendants an OPP
| portunity to marry. Kalua larceny, sent to Re-
| formatory School. All Fat, having opium in pos
session, fined $50, costs 81 10, and sentenced to
two months imprisonment Mt hard labor @.
Oeson, driving over the bridge at Waikiki faster
than walk, forfeited go bail. Kanuha, Keahale,
kahauilio, Maknlu, Kauloa, Nohona, H. Freeman,
Makoko, violating Sabbath by playing cards,
rested with them were discharged. P,ihia, larceny
sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment at hard
labor, and fined &c. with 81 costs Luisi, H.
practicing medicine without license, fined $50,
costs 50 40. Kuli W., Drunkenness sentenced to
one months imprisonment at hard labor, and TO
pay costs 81 ALI Len, having opium in posses
| sion, fined $50, costs 81, and sentenced to two
| months imprisonment at hard labor All Pau,
assault and battery on George Luproil, remanded
to 10th instant Fifteen Chinese, arrested for vio
lating laws relating TO laundries. discharged
payment of So each. Thos. Murphy, drunken
ness, forfeited $50 bail. George Luproil, assault
Civil record.-A. Conc6ee vs. Emma Kahapua.
proceeding to settle pound fees, settled out of
Court costs 50. Allen d Robinson vs.. John Bull,
| return to his employer and to pay costs 80. Allen
d Robinson vs.. G. j. Wall, assumpsit, no appear
ance for defendant. G. W. Macfarlane d Co. VI.
z: j, Wall assumpsit, settled out of Court. g. W.
| Macfarlane d Co. w. ii. b. Hale, assumpsit, no
appearance for defendant. G.. W. Macfarane
>. X Loveguest, no appearance for defendant.
THE concession of , analysis in favor of pro-
ducers, recently made by the California Sugar
Refinery upon Hawaiian sugars sold under
tract on Manila basis, will add very considerable
sum to the earnings of our plantations this year,
giving as it does, 81 80 per ton more for all sugar
reaching San Francisco after February 18TH IL
will doubtless interest many of readers to learn
the circumstances under which this concession
was finally decided upon and we print the follow
ing extract from letter addressed from San
Francisco in February by Mr.. Theo. H. Davies to
his Office in Honolulu, relative to the alteration in
basis
"You aware that during the past six months
have been Investigating the accuracy of the Man
lila basis upon which our sugars have been sold
to the California Refinery After many enquiries
in many places, came to the conclusion that the
standard of 90 was too high, and on my return
from England in November preached the subject
to Mr.. SprecSels. He frankly told me that he did
not think " higher than the Elk. Sup. Manila d. s.
actually polarized, but he would get samples from
Manila and investigate the matter. My letter to
Mr.. Spreckes of December Goth will indicate the
position in which left the question when sailed
for Honolulu December ed, and gave You copy
of the letter Yesterday saw Mr.. Spreckels again,
and he was quite PEepared to carry out the idea
have just received 500 tons of Ex Sup Manila, Just
under 10 ID. s., and Mr. Spreckels requested them
to send him mats from two lots of same grade.
These were to be placed al my disposal for polar
ization, and we agreed on the following modus
operandi. The mats unopened }, were sent to the
Refinery, and l requested Mr.. WEIGH and Mr.
Dmond to let their chemists meet me there at three
o'clock that afternoon. At that hour Mr. Spreckels
and drove down, but before We went, he showed
00.5 and 9O.9 The refinery chemist and the other
two, then prepared the samples together, and hay-
ing placed the tubes alternately in the polarscope
they tested the degrees separately. The refinery
chemist tested first, and whilst Mr. Welch's
chemist was doing so, the first named wrote down
e0.99l; Mr.. Welchs then wrote down his test 81.
90.6. l then declared myself perfectly satisfied.
MIR. Spreckels claims that this cargo being below
10 d. s., he could fairly contend that an actual
| ~ " o. Wouiu give Ut least i : more. lie however
valves that, and agrees that all cargoes coming
in under the Manila basis and arriving after this
date, shall be on the basis of 9l9 10 d. s., a
virtual addition of sc. per 10. or 81 20 per ton.
have written this out clearly in order that you may
send copy to each of our correspondents, who
will no doubt, be gratifed at this addition to our
, prices. MIR. Spreckels will treat US all alike and
therefore you can explain this to any who are in
terested in the Manila basis. The Elias cargo
, will come under the new rule; all others TO Feb
, ruary 18th are here. ought to say that Mr..
Spreckels has met me all through most fairly, and
| felt bound to thank him for making a concession
which though not legally due, he never tried
to evade."
MAUI Norris.
The Board of Education have appointed MIR.
J: w. Giryin School Agent for Waikiki district,
Maui, vice H. A. Kinney, lately deceased.
NUMBER Of the Norwe2ians who recently
arrived by the Beta employed at Bailey's Planta-
ton, Waikiki, Maui, refuse to fulfill their part Of
! the labor contract. The misunderstanding, il is
/ said, was caused by native lawyer.
HAWAII NOTES.