Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-28

lately arrived from Europc. The ~, consists ~
ten feod aud Aevcn,oth bfAss instf.ntnta, two
dtuma and two cymbals They we're manufactured
by w. q. Moriu 81 Berlin, aud cost flfVD.
svvtv small pr PATIENT eute tatrr ffsm tpen
b. the hospital IN the reef on Thufahhy. three -
whom vere ubi,es-one boy rud tso men. hsAlly
all Of these seven cns's Afe difssily tta~hbir ~
tho wife ~ -. khnuha, who died feasntly ~ Mtr.
chant street, aud whose ease vas kspt concealed
from The authorities. Wsfe u not fOf ~" repre-
henaible conduc, Of the natives IN hnorsing their
friends who take the dis.aHs, II would nat be
nearly ~ hard Ia combat sueosssfuly,
Tng Governor Of British Columbia, by and With
tho ndvice of the Queens pfiyy Council Tor
Canada, bns ordered, that sugar and melado pur.
Oh issd by importers resident " the provinces 81
British Columbia, at lht place ~ growth hnd pro.
ductiOb Thereof, and imported thence into the
Province ~ British Columbia tia Gan Francisco
California, shall Do held ~ be a direct impofta.
ton from eucii place ~ growth and production,
and that the duty shall be levied and collected
thereon accordingly.
Tn American Consul" says tbs B,iiisb colo.
met "haa received two gold medals for p'csen,a.
tim ON behalf ~ the q. X. Government ~ tho
Indians on tho west coast ~ NaneDbvrfs Island
who suceoured the crew ~ the wrecked ship O,",
Goth last summer The following IL the inscrip.
ton on the chiefs medalf Presented 10 hclie-
wish, chief Of tho Ciayoquots for gallant seryico
In the rescue of the crew ~ the American bark
Gs9. co5G isso The other ons is Tor he chiefs
son Frank and bears similar inscription On
the obyerec sides IN the inscription, Presented
10y the President Of the United States. Tho
clasps boar the motto ~ the American republic"
Tgs niosisni and literary entertainment given
by the Y. NJ. q. A. at this Lyccum ON Thursday
evening was attended by a large and npJreciatiys
audience. Professor Sgifta lecture ON T" hacru.
lac Xua iutp .uI tYat al ...n
received. Tie excellent instrumental music by
the fayorite pianist Miss Carrie Castle, and tho
singS'ng by t1e anart.,t,' composed Of Mrs. HAND
Jones, contributed largely ~ the enjoyment ~ tho
| evening. The Y NJ. @. A. deserve credit for pro
| yiding the public with such literary entertain.
ments, and we hope the large number present on
this occasion VIII encourages them 10 renewed
! efforts.
Questions have been asked and comments
passed on the observance Of the gath inst M
Queen yiciora's birthday, and tls substitntion Of
| the 9th. We believe that we can explain tbe
matter very simply aud satisfactorily. II. y. NJ.
house, and Mrs. wodehouae wished 10 To- dive an
entertainment In honor Of the anniversary, but
saw that IL might came into collision with tbs per
fornence ~ Pinnfofe, set for the same evening.
| Accordingly Mr.. Wodehouso requested that tho
| Consular Corps should hoist their flags and csle-
hra.e the day on the 9th, which yas done and tho
| theatre on Tuesday and the ball on "Wednesday
were each largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed Il is the established practice in Eng
land that tho government notifies the public vn
what day the celebration will he held, thus avoid
! ing Sundays or other occasions when public
| holiday might be inopportnne. This custom
! adopted here the occasion. We have elae-
where remarked ON the effective rendering and
! the gracious reception Of the British national
| anthem ut the new theatre on Tuesday evening.
| We hope that the 18th Of june and the 4th Of July
may be ms heartily celebrated.
FOLLOWING are the Police Court proceedings for
the week: Frank Phiias, Kaulainamoku, Hua-
noni, drunkenness forfeited ~ bail each. Mama
hama, conceang small pox, fined $50, costs 81 40.
Case appealed to Supreme Court. J. p. Rand,
drunkenness, fined ~, costs 81. Kainaina, prac-
Using medicine without a license, fined $50, costs
! 50 ~. Hong Sing, charged with burglary, com
! mitied for trial to July term Of Supreme Court.
X. King, using threatening language against Gco.
| Lncas, n0He r,oseqM entered by prosecution. Ma
hinnlau H., and Wans, W., adultery, former fined
$40 and 81 30 costs and the latter sI5 and ~ 70
costs. kamaiau, practising medicine without a
license, fined $50. costs - 20. Dan Trnverr
drunkenness, fined so, costs 81. Y. L. Keki,
lewd conversation and lascivious conduct,
fined 81, costs ~. Kahananu, drunkenness fined
-, costs 81. Louis Dourncn, and Joseph Moline,
same charge, fined %, and 81 costs each. Kahue,
X, and Kaai, W., adultery. former fined $40 costs
Imprisonment ut hard labor and to pay ~ 30 costs.
ID. Kaua, X, assault and battery keau, w., for
feied $40 bail. Kin ASeinR having opium In his
possession, fined $50 and sentenced TO two months
imprisonment and to pay 81 costs. Long John,
Won Nee and nine other Cinnamon fined 80 and
81 costs each for gaming W. G. Jones, charged
with having by conspiracy and wilfuil faisehood
and deceit seduced and procured unmarried
female named Kaluna to commit fornication, re
rnanded to 18th inst with consent Of prosecution.
Punkohola, W., aame charge, same person. Same
place. remandcd to 18th inst Chan Choy, keeping
a common gambling house, remanded TO the 18th
inst William Joseph Larkin, granddaughter. re-
handed to the goth inst. Charles Jones Wall,
granddaughter, remandcd to tho goth inst. Kane,
adultery, remanded subject To the order Of the
Court. All Sing. having opium in possession,
fined $50, costs 81, and sentenced to two months
imprisonment at hard labor. Kawika, charged
with having had sexual intercourse with Kama
ina, W., she being under fourteen years Of ago,
found guilty and sentenced to six months impYis-
onment ut hard labor, and to pay ~ 40 costs. Ka-
naina, W., and Kauweo, W., truancy, ordered to
return to guardian. Alum, C., assault and battery
on Johnny Boy, found guilty and fined rs, costs
81 20 John Carter, drunkenness, fined 80, costa g.
Civil Record-Faye d Meir vs.. Anee, deserving
bound service defendant ordered TO return to his
out Of Court, costs 81. Wilder 4 Co W. KaiIiiii
costs 81 Wilder d Co. vs.. Keaiakala, DESERVING
contract service, settled out of Court, costs 81
Thos. Brown VIZ. Manuel Silva, action for balance
due promissory note for SIT ~ judgment for
plaintiff for full sum amounting with costs ia
Sl3l 49, Chang LeOng W.. G. Lookpo. action for
balance OF Promissory note for $50 defendant
ing to $T. Yeng Meong Va. @. Lookpo, action OF
assumpsit for 81 30; defendant confesses judy
ment, full sum with costs amounting to y2i Ok
HAWAII Morris.
The schooner 7mlight, Captain W. Whitney
left Hilo May 18th, at p. NJ, bound for San Fran
. cisco, with largo cargo-153 tons sugar and "
barrels molasses from Hitchcock Co.'S p,anta
tion Mt Papaikou; " tons sugar from Lee Loy's
plantation also 200 barrels whale oil left here BY
the whaling bnrk Sappho. She carried the follow
ing passengers: Mrs. Wood, Mrs. BigRs, Mr.
Carr, Mr.. Bancroft, Mr. Bowker.
! KAUAI NOTES.
The weather has been fine of late.
? HAsALEi plantation will soon have its crop in.
, JuDaE KAKISA has gone 10 kalalau for visit.
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