The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-03-30


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drank. fined s. costs 81; loela, deserving eound
ss-vice. costs =
Perhaps re ?, C. a. can reeOaciis the follow.
ING statements which We pint verbatim frou, its
iss-es q March relh and 18Th Il seems 10 rs as
II certain Fnthor ahous whom the Sltsrriry
Prsss was erllttrlr raS- ESve taEen niiltsst over
- The columns, o. The 2. c. 4.
Al $ =ssdu. o. tie - ne tfac-tfss- Is seens
T-c--ae< % Eks M-<rcA. &c b CIR ne--1oC- g
Hall Association bed o. -ts-s-atc1le1s o. datr q
W ltit inst. lhe tn- s.ece1 y g2srT> " me
cHcers elected $ a. M1sical Han Association,
W1tcr. President; VIZ &. rAea Il reyc- sid word
Ire.-. Vies-Pres,zrrts ! On rae szbiscts eut nov
A aasSlree-. >ecrs-1-y7 a1aa1eces eli On ne isih
Il. A. wi5ema,n. TfsSs- inst. the following C-csrs
u-s-~-F- ca NEr IS % the Associative vere
.P-vsse-r,. va g. IrHsr.
.Nrc-- PRESIDENT J. A. Has
Sircer. Secrsslry; 4. A.
.Wile-1nu. T-rtsc-et ~
p e. a, Ezr- -
he Tsnpe-auce Meeting AZ the Bethel vest-y
CT S1tr-iav evening was well attended. On
motion OF d. J. u. Whitney. Rev. Dr.. HYDE Was
called - the chzi-. ard M T G. Thruu was
chosen SECRETARY. Ths final result Of various
statements os facts and expressions q opinions
vas the appointment Of 8 committee % consider,
What rnefsu-ss Il : rseCtul and exTsSilerlt 10
ADOPT az the present TINE % reprsSS lnteupSrarcs
and help the incorporate. Sac3snr-g statements
vsre made as 70 the p-sytls1cs o. habits Of intern
Ys-znce. and ths nC-lecucS temptations 70 tins
v1ce - which o1r youns people are Sublsc.ed- Ihs
political side ot The question WIS strongly pre-
sentsd as vel as the social. the economical. and
the reIiesr1s. Rev. Dr. Damon gave some inter
sszlric historical Vs--Iuiscsucss % abo-s II the
cause q Temperance. dwelling especially IN the
value. 70 or Young people. Of Scch literary Work
rs u-5z- D. Judd ard NJ. J. Z. MIrshAll filed
The eolCn11s OF the Hl7sHl' tfsii, and q srfif''
Fgsgsrs- Il Is expected that S1rre form Of organ
LEstluu all b prepared for adCplon AZ the
adjourned rnsetirzs 70 be held next SdturJay eve
ri =ra-n| rT-rr~ rt-nT
meeting vas fairly representative Of all CLASSES IN
the Community except thOse engaged II the hguor
rrafic- and crowded meeting Is expected IL the
much larger assembly ro0ru which Is 70 be opened
next S1sCrtly evening.
MAUI
A I4u6-slide II the guIch q mile east of Haiku,
carried away 30 feet Of Spreekels water ditch.
The plantations are running 70 their utmost and
the EAhzlui railroad has as much as II can DO. No
dizziness IN the g0-ahs1d island q Cur group
Freq1eu. arrests are made Of both natives and
Chinese f0- having opium N possession. selling or
smoking r. Tns vloe seems widely prevalent
No s-a4Il-pOr yet reported On East Maui. but
fears are entertained q is breaking out from the
arrival Of q large body Of Chinese L1borers at
E-slo and Sprscza-s plantation
vsecins.i5a Is beiu, Thoroughly pressed through
or the Mskaza6 district. one hundred and sixty
were vacci1atsd az Moss-Gu's store on the I'D
Inst. b. The government physician, Dr. Siandlrt-
The Investigation INTO the Jones robbery case
resulted in obtaining evidence by which three per
sous have been cgEulIttad for jury trial The
trIEls zlLl be held az the next June term Of the
Circuit Court on Maui.
Lively times are reported Il KAhuIai last week
TS-re we're th-es foreign vessels and tvo island
cUls1erS loading ard 1lscE 1r-Ins freight. heavy
swell from tie north came on and there was
se----lu- r1l--& among the SHIPS. HE NJi swung
ruu1d and strLzl-S tE= hllfissI E3a, did some
s-L--z l--is5-
Au---bs- OF marriages have Ga=s OF AZ the native
church II EzIz-. conducted by lie Rev. 7. q.
R1-sa assisted bv Rev J. NJ. AlELLlt.sc. March
18th -,,L JLc01 Anderson 70 Christian N. 4 Han
ser 7. C. C-Eusz- % EL-Li Olsen. ha-l johnson %
Lu1Isz A-t=rsun- Herman Olsen % bsrSsy Boz
rss1r. G1-fret E-ls-1fs-so1 70 Gr-Gl Jensen
johannes ErlzS1u % A--sl- jacobson. Oh I0Lss-
Jacobson. Julius aalu.L1.issI % HEl-L Hansen.
T--i1f HgzeSeE % ala Olsen. Elul JCLd5-uldS,Jn
70 S5pL-s Nelson al recent arrivals from Norway.
4 C5a.sz. zas given AZ the Cau-ch OF the
Catholic Mission. Waikiki, Maui. on the evening
Of Sl--rigy, March 18th. az the request az E5v.
FErhz- IeU-1-. b. Mss Ida I1L-l- and Prof. b.
Oven. ASSISTED b Ms. JE1. D. Spreck=ls and her
SISTER. II Eli Of tue Lsp=rs a. hzLs=-go- Inc Ia
r-azuaD0z3 and WLlluz1 sraln came from Mall-
vac. bringing many Of the residents Of that dis
tricE- Inc urUCrluEe consisted entirely OF sacrEt
music. which vas admirably rendered The
rsEeubrzEcs % the pl=as1rs experienced II
listening % tls Young vocalist VII Be lasting
souvenir Of her visit - Maui