The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-02-23

Friday, however, a case OF smallpox was dis
covered among them, and they will now have 70
remain in their present quarters for another fort
night at the very least.
Among the arrivals by the steamer City Of Sydney
are: q. S. Consul D. E. Mckinley. wife and
daughter, Major 6. W. Macfarlane, S. Magnin,
and g. Waller.
Mrs. Magnin had miraculous escape from be
ing severely hurt, or perhaps worse, yesterday
Whilst driving carelessly round the corner of Fort
and Merchant street, her carriage wheel struck a
verandah post and she was elected forward be-
tween the horse and the vehicle, head downwards,
and 50 remained until some passers- by managed
TO remove her from her perilous position. She was
very much shaken, but apparently not bruised in
the slightest.
The steamer Likelite will not sail for windward
Ports on Tuesday, March LIST, as previously adver-
tieed, but Tuesday, March Sth. She will
commence by making the Circuit of Hawaii Dur
ing her stay in port the Ljlelite will undergo
thorough overhauling, painting, etc, and will
resume her old duty as our reliable inter-island
bridge in the best of order. Her agents will spare
no pains or expense TO make her A. in every
respect and with Capt. King in charge, the travel
ing public will be well cared for
The repairs of Nuuanu street has been com
menced and good progress is being made. weshall
soon have fine set Of roads in Honolulu. The
corner. BY the way these repairs completely stop
the traffic Of the street, and carriages frequently
drive down TO the barrier placed across the road
and find difficulty in turning. IL the barrier
instead of being placed just where The men
working placed ut the nearest cross street,
much inconvenience would be avoided and much
ill-temper saved.
A gentleman residing on School Street, near the
Queens Hospital, complains of the number of dead
dogs around there. When we passed on Saturday
there was certainly a very ancient odor hanging
about. We are quite sure, however, that the Board
Of Health cart will pay visit TO that neighbor-
hood as soon as the matter Is reported to them.
The gentleman, above mentioned, also states that
lately he had TO 60 out and bury dog whose body
had become too offensive TO be borne the opera
tion was not conducive to improving his appetite
The bark HaeHdel has been lost off the Falkland
Islands. She was bringing out a duplicate
cargo TO that DESTROYED when the r. c. W'ulfe was
burned. The HaeHdel had the Kamehameha statue
on board. We understand that the statue was
fully insured. If the pattern has not been de-
stroyed, the duplicate statue will cost considera
bly, less than the original. feeling of gloom is
cast over the community however when it thinks il
will have 10 wait nearly year longer for the
brilliant rhetoric and the grand historical retro
spects with which the protector of the statue
scheme would have ushered in the arrival of his
pet
Work has been commenced by Mr.. Thomas at
the Lunalilo Home on the Waikiki plains. The
foundations are in, and he expects to put in the
joists of the first floor during the course of next
week. In order TO save time and expense, tenn
porary houses have been erected and restaurant
has been opened for the convenience of the men,
of whom there are about forty. This is capital
idea, III all Jobs at distance from town much
money is wasted IN express hire and much time
lost in coming and going TO the work. Mr.. Thomas
shows commendable foresight in managing the
affair as he has.
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had best be done just now took place between the
following officers of the Government: The Min
lister of Interior, the Attorney General, the Presi
dent of the Board of Health, and the President of
the Board of immigration. We are glad TO be able
to report that there seemed a decided unanimity
between these gentlemen. At times like these 1t is
a pleasure to see men pull together. We under
stand that the moral support which the President
of the Board of Health receives from the Minister
of Interior Is source of immense strength TO the
former hard-worked officer
On Saturday last a match was played between
the Juniors and Seniors of our town but little in
terest was taken in the match from the fact that
everyone thought the Juniors would be badly
beaten. the result, however very different AT
about 2:45 P. NJ, the Seniors having won the toss,
went to the bat, the Juniors with only men TAX
ing the field and by display of sharp fielding put
their adversaries out for "A runs. The commence
ment of the Juniors innings WIS not suspicious,
but owing chiefly to the brilliant batting of
Murphy (34 not OUT assisted by MOdelOuSe (Sl
they scored IS runs before they were disposed of.
The Seniors on again going TO the bat were retired
for the ridiculousily small score of runs, leaving
the Juniors victorious by an innings and runs.
The small score of the Seniors in their second in
nings was chiefly due 10 the bowling of Perry, who
disposed of six wiekets for about runs. A return
match will be played shortly.
Following is the Police Court record for the
week: Keaweapala k, and Kanila, W, adultery;
fined respectively $50 and SIS, 81 80 costs. Isaac
Oderkirk. leaving ne Kingdom without a pass
port SOP bail forfeited. Hannah, W., common
nuisance fined $40, 50 20 costs. Wong Sin, fast
riding: fined $40, 81 20 costs. Dan Travis, drum
kenness find So 81 costs Paiaina, same charge;
So forfeited. Louis Young, same charge; fined
IS. 81 costs. I. A. Ball, same charge; So for
feited. Sam Kamaka. Jim Shaw, Antoine Morris,
Kalei, Jacoba and Napola (boys), larceny by
breaking into Chinese restaurant. Hole proSegui
was granted in favor of Antoine Morris and Napola,
and the others were fined $40 and 81 costs each,
with six months imprisonment. Kahild, drum
kenness sc forfeited. John Wallis, same charge;
Sc forfeited. Louis Dera, assault and battery
ON his wife noHe pr0segin. K. Kalawaiakamalie,
assault and battery; fined s., 50 80 costs.
Wong Wah, violating fire regulations; fined S25,
$3.50 costs. Kom Lung, violating fire regulations;
fined S25, 81 COSTS Ahiu and Lin Van, both for
furious riding; fined SIS, $3.50 COSTS each. Tom
Shannon and Panui both for drunk S6forfeited.
MAUI.
Fine weather AGAIN ON Mani