The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-28

Two Of the leading dry goods stores on Fort street
were closed in consequence.
The steamer Litelits is having neat room fitted
up on the hurricane deck, which is intended for
the use of the captain of the steamer.
We call attention to the advertisement, con
tanning very full list of goods received by Messrs.
II. Aackfeld d Co. per IolaAi from Bremen.
There are ls2 subscribers to the Bell telephone
nos- With such good subscription list we ought
to be well attended upon at the Central Office
The Norwegian who escaped from the Station
House, noticed last issue, was soon caught; he
hiding in the prickly-paar bushes near the
Insane Asylum.
They are now beginning to call II the Saturday
Grumbler." Anything more melancholy than its
tone last Saturday, has not been heard in Honolulu
for some time.
Amongst the recent exports for the coast was
water tank loaded with Hales. Not joke, but
fact, and the police failed to tap it, though they
"a knew all about it.7
VIM. Austin Whiting nephew of Judge ]. W.
Austin formerly first Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court at these Islands, was admitted to
TIE Bar two weeks ago.
Mr. Hallenbeck has made many friends among
cur Honolulu people, he certainly must possess in
a very high degree that most valuable power of
attracting mankind TO him.
A contemporary exercises itself considerably
about the movements of the 2. NJ g. No fewer
than four paragraphs in one column are devoted
to the welfare OF tine gentleman In question
ID -. all =. -, ,,av4
a civil suit before His Honor to day. The other
members Of the great comedy company are re-
hearsiR2 My turn next" on board the AVst5diid.
Mr. Montana succeeded in obtaining two excel
lent negatives of Evangelist Halenbeck. They
are capital hkenesses, and in view of g large de-
mand, Mr.. Montana has printed of a large num-
Der.
As a token of their regard for the labors Of Mr..
HaIlenbeck, the Ladies Of Honolulu presented
him with purse of $765, the gentlemen gave $500
in addition, making in all the very handsome sum
of Sl,265.
The cattle stealer VINO escaped from the Like
like, was re-captured and again made his escape,
was picked up again very quickly by the police;
he tried to hide away among the rushes beyond
Kawaiahao
Another possessor of opium ashes was committed
to the reef for one month and fined $50 on Mon
day last. bis recent employer gave him a good
character as a cook, but this did not prevent the
law being executed
Another runaway last week; DR.. Robert Nc
Kibbin's horse became frightened and took rapid
t,aseay- by himself. Result wrecked buggy. The
medical fraternity have been unfortunate with
their vehicles lately.
Ladies' meetings are continued to be held every
afternoon at O'Clock in the Vestry Rooms of Fort
Street Church. Mr.. Hallenbeck expressed great
faith in the good work that is being carried out
by the Ladies of Honolulu.
The Band has way of rubbing it into your
feelings pretty roughly, when just at the moment
of departure it murmurs forth Home sweet
Home. A" The air generally succeeds in drawing
considerable number of tears.
The Pacific Hose Co. No will give their first
grand ball at the Hawaiian Hotel on Friday the
9TH of October Music will be provided by Prof.
Bereer's excellent string band. This being the
first ball of the 1t will no doubt be literally
patronized.
The Royal Hawaiian Band lost one of its num-
Der last week. The comrades of the deceased, I'M
der the direction Of Prof. Berger, headed the pro
cession from the Catholic Church to the Cemetery,
playing solemn and appropriate music as they
marched through the town
very large crowd assembled to see the Aus
fulia leave; the gathering larger than usual in
consequence of the numbers who had come to.
see Mr.. Hallenbeck of. The Band, at the request
of some of the gentieman's friends, played
by mn very softly and sweetiy.
The subject of Mr.. Cruzan's preparatory lecture
at Fort Street church tonight, will be Chr ist
likeness A full attendance of all the members
Of the church, and those who to join the church
next Sunday, Is specially desired cordial vel
come will be given all others
fine lot of stock was received by the Sadie F.
Caller on Monday evening last, comprising some
forty head of mules, and seven head of black
Angus cattle. The mules are destined for John
n Wright, of Koloa, Kauai. The cattle have
been imported from Scotland direct bY Hon. ]. l.
Dowsett for his grazing ranch
We have been requested to contradict state
Inent made by a contemporary that =" kaia, a ma
tive constable appointed to look after lepers in
Honolulu dc DC condensed and correct re-
port of Kaia's recent occupation and his present
status iii society as a reward for his misconduct,
will be found in our police report.
From an advertisement IN another column II
will be seen that Messrs. Bosqui Co., offer to do
all kinds of photographic printing We have hada
number of specimens submitted to Us, and GER
iuly their work is very excellent. Some plates of
grapes are highly artistic Their little show cards
and advertisements are also good.
On Wednesday last, VIM Golden, cook on board
the British bark Suffolk was charged with assault
and battery on VIM. Dunn, a seaman of that yes
sell Both men were drunk at the time Of the as
SAINT. and had hght, during which the accused
bit his opponents tongue nearly through, about
Z hree-ouarters Of an inch from the end He was
found guilty and sentenced to SIX months at hard
abor.
A summons was served upon Mr.. Richardson of
Waianae to appear at Honolulu and show canse
whv the Chinaman recently assaulted by Pracht
should not be released from his labor contract.
Mr.. Richardson did not answer the summons as
he was no doubt as well aware as those who is
spe the writ that he resides beyond the jurisdic-
tion 81 this Court Why waste time and expense
on fruitless errand
The Princess Regents birthday was celebrated
on board the CITY Of Nssc Tork on her way to the
Coast Mr.. Cornwell invited all the passengers to
an entertainment and speeches were made by
Afessrs. A. S. HartwelI, W. h. Castle, W. o. Smith
and Mr.. Bruce, a Scotch gentleman who had
called at the islands The meeting was quite en-
thusiastic and the health Of the Princess was
drank with full honors-
.o,s;onrant az f;na sheen were received by