The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-03

| little dance without overtaxing the good nature
and patience of the pianists of the company.
HAWAII.
Mr.. Joys Store at Honoapo has been burned
down.
Naalehu Mil has stopped grinding for time
in order to put in new triple effects The Mill has
been running steadily for over eighteen months
with the exception of a day two now and then on
account Of bad weather pretty long grinding
season.
correspondent at Honokaa writes under date
of April 9th: There was lively time at the Ku-
/ kuihaele Plantation last Tuesday. A number OF
Chinese. not being employed at the MILL were or
dered into the cane fields. foreign lana TOLD one
man to do certain work, which he refused. The
Chinaman struck the luna on the head with stick
Of cane. The whole gang seized sticks Of cane,
but fortunately Mr.. Desmond, the luna, got away
or he would probably have been badly injured, if
not killed outright. Warrants were Immediately
issued for the arrest Of the ringleaders, and when
the constable went to make the arrest the whole
| gang Of "a Chinese refused TO work. and followed
the constables up to Honokaa where they were all
/ arrested. They were locked up for short time,
brought up one by one, and eventually they all
agreed TO return to work and pay the costs. The
two who committed the assault were sentenced to
four months hard labor and fined $50 each. l
think it Will teach them lesson.
MAUI
The Hazard is loading with sugar, and will sail
shortly.
The spire of the Roman Catholic Church at
wailulsu mas been repaired and painted.
All the mills are still hard at work grinding, and
sugar is being turned out in large quantities.
The Ep,a,a irg,,sfq will probably sail to-day for
the Sound She Will return to Kahului with cargo
Of lumber.
The Rev. Mr.. Turtor has been visiting the Island
of Maui. He returned by the Lileliis on Saturday
The Bishop Of olba was to preach at Hama last
Sunday. He will return to Honolulu by way of
Lahaiua.
Waikiki has a dentist Of its own. Mr.. Sheldon
suspended his shingle and opened his place of
business last Thursday.
Maui has been frightened by the presence of
Of AIessrs. L. c. Macfarlane and E. W. Townsend.
They express themselves as pleased with their visit
The weather has continued fine around Waikiki;
there have been few slight showers during the
week, which have served to keep the verdure fresh
and green.
The schooner .iaHG arrived at Kahului on last
Wednesday She brought a miscellaneous cargo
from San Francisco for Spreckelsville. She has
down.
The police OF Waikiki made raid on the drunks
the other evening and GATHERED in quite collec-
ton. citizen remarks that blind hen some
times manages to pick up a grfln OF corn we
trust there is no sarcasm uponN be police force IN
this
KAUAI.
A Chinese stOrekeeper at kapaa was arrested for
selling LIQUOR without license He was fined $500
he paid the fine and appealed the case in hope of
mitigation.
The deputy sheriff of Lihue, Kauai, writes:-l
have 10 report a suicide of an unknown Chinaman,
An inquest was held and a verdict rendered that
the man had hanged himself.
Mr.. ". H. Rice. the Hon. Member elect for Lihue,
mel with an accident last week. His horse bolted
down the hill leading to Nawiliwili. Mr.. Rice was
thrown out Of his buggy and had the bridge of his
nose broken, and was very seriously bruised. 4
correspondent writes that the injuries though pain
full are not serious, but they will keep the Hon.
Member for Lihue away from his Legislative duties
for some time to come. This is a matter to be