The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-04

w. w. Hau;a solo by Mrs. S. Brown, and solo
Father Come Home, by Miss May Atherton.
with quartette chorus, we're treats that delighted
all present. The meeting broke up ats o'clock
and was married only in its full enjoyment by the
closeness of the evening. Before dispensing
unanimous vote of thanks were passed to the
speakers and singers for their very able services
Complaints are being made about the filthy con-
dition of many of the coins; at one plantation
the hands refused to take the money, thinking
from its color it was bad. Let us have a general
clean up Of our dirty silver
A native at waialua went out fishing with
giant powder day OF two ago; his cartridge did
not 60 of Immediately, 50 he proceeded to eX-
anime it. OF course It exploded, blowing his
hands completely of When he returned home
he at first stated that shark had bitten his hands
Of
The Hon. c. r. and Mrs. Bishop entertained
Admiral and Mrs. Stevens and the captain and Off
GERS of the Pensacola last evening. number of
ladies and gentlemen were invited to meet them,
and the result was one Of the brightest and pleas
ATTEST balls that We have had in Honolulu for
long time.
From private letter We learn that the lava flow
far from stopping, is steadily making its way
through the woods, and Is now within mile of
coming through them as soon as 1t passes the
woods il VIII reach a down grade and 1t PROCESS
VIII be much more rapid. After all real estate ~
Hilo may not be a profitable investment.
A new trumpet stop has been put into the Fort
Street organ: it was used fer the first time last
Sunday: 1t Is great addition 10 the instrument.
The music at this church IS, just now, exception
ally good Mr.. VI. Jones Is an excellent organlst ;
the choir possesses some capital voices, and there
seems to be a sort of enthusiasm among the mein-
bers which contributes greatly to their success
We were amused the other day by little chap
coming into Thrum's store and addressing each
"Shine your boots, Sir Z" No one did want
'shine " but as each one refused the youngster
had some smart remark TO make, even 10 the
extent of pulling ont his purse and offering to
match coins with one individual. Finally he fast
ened on n little half-whte boy who was sitting
bare foot at his work, and III a very derlsive way
suggested he should shine his boots, whereupon
commenced little battle of slan9ing in which the
Hawaiian born was nowhere beside the San Fran
cisco bred. Truly Honolulu is becoming rapidly
ciyilized-A bootblack, who can hold his own and
more, is an acquisition to our society.
Following is the record of the Police Court for
the week: April 27th-George Forman, larceny,
remanded to April 2Sth Aiu Hee Mu Lai,
sault and battery, remanded to April 18th. April
2Sth-George Forman, from April 9th, three
months hard labor and costs, 81 80; Mu Hee and
Mu Lai. from April 9th, each fined SO, costs
81 70; Lam Lin, violating the law relating to
lgundries, fined $50, costs s. Abraham Hide and
kepa assault and battery. first fined 50 and 81 10
costs. and Kepa was discharged; John Edwards,
larceny, fined 81, costs 50 johnson, Abe Bolster,
Kaluna, and Beck drunkenness; first two fined
respectively s., costs 81, and So, costs 81, the
others FORGETTING So bail each. April <h-Ching
Don Shing, Ching Kun Shen, and Chock Hou,
keeping gambling house, remGnded to May I'd /;
Halula, boy, larceny, remanded to April Both ka-
mawae, assault and battery, discharged; David
Adams. August de Garlic, James Carrigan and Nor
MS Dalton, drunkenness each fined s., costs 81.
April 30th-Ahuna, from April sd, remanded un-
til order of Court; Along, from the 18th. costs
So 20 and three months hard labor: 4. L. Nc
Causland, assault and battery, remanded to May
I'd; Lawrence Bee, William Farrell ano Sam
Naukana. drunkenness, each forfeited So bail ;
Kuneona, driving dray faster than walk, fined
So costs 81 May 2d-Ching Don Shin, Ching
Kun Shen and Chock Hou. Temanded from April
18th, further remanded to May Sd; Halula, boy
from April Both, committed to Reformatory
School; A. B. McCausland. from April Both, fined
So cost S}; John Charley, furnishing liquor to
natives, discharged; All Fat, opium in possession
fined $50 cost Sl.10. and . months at hard labor !;
Nalopi. X, and Mokuahi, W adultery, Nalopi fned
$40, cost 81. Mokuahi fined Sl5, cost 81: kaai-
kaula, k and Mauna, W, adultery, Aanuha, k
Mohoua, kahauleio. Palimana, Makulu. haulOa
kahale, Nakookoo, all gambling, all discharged;
Cow Chong and All Lip, both violating the
Sabbath, both fined S. cost 81 each kahauanu
and Manuel, both drunk, kahauanu fined 50 cost
and Manuel forfeited-; Henry Long and
Edmund. both drunk, forfeit bail sc each; Ka-
miki, k, Elena Peke, W, adultery, remanded to the
3rd, and both discharged.