The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-07
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TovE.
The Ega brought files to the 18th Of May.
There we're fifteen arrivals at the Hotel on sun
day morning.
Our thanks are due to Messrs. J. N. Dat ir-, q
Co., for late files per Ella.
The Rev. Titus Cosn preached at Kawaiahao
church on Sunday last
Colonel Claus gspreckels returned from Wind
ward on Sunday morning
On Saturday next, His Majesty the King will
gay visit to H. B. NJ. S. ctogYio".
His Majesty King Kalalaua was enjoying the
pleasures Of boat-ssiling on Sunday afternoon.
The Band played at the residence Of H. RI
Princess Liliuokalaui last Thursday afternoon.
The Tourists" gave their last and best per
Torrance before a good house on Saturday last
The Hawaiian Evangelical Association " win
hold 1t animal meeting next week, commencing
on Tuesday.
/ AAAG Aa1lAhlhlAht VI MHAllt-ldN Ahnl
will be found on the fourth page. They are unusu-
| ally interesting.
M. Eli johnson will deliver his lecture on the
Bible and the Wine Glass at Fort Street Church
Sunday morning.
As we go 10 press this morning the J. 4. Folk
| injury Is ostside with the mail, and one or two
/ days later dates than by the Ella.
! The J.. C. Murray did not get away until Thurs
! day the Ist Of June She took full compliment
! Of passengers. Names were given in the GAZETTE
Of last week.
Yesterday the captain and officers Of the C.hay3-
J,foa paid an official visit to His Majesty. They
/ were presented by II. b. NJ Commissioner. Major
/ Modehouse.
Mr. HaIlenbeck was still unfit to occupy the
the pulpit on Sunday last He is couvalescing
/ and will in all probability appear in public on
/ Sunday next
The annual sermon On Foreign Missions in
/ behalf of the Hawaiian Evangelical Association,
viii be delivered at Fort Street Church next Sun
/ day, by Rev I. COan.
| The 7. " 5. S Co.'S steamer Crtvof Ne5r TorE
arrived at o'clock on Monday evening. She took
in about 81 tons Of sugar, and sailed fOI San
Francisco ats a. IN. yesterday.
The items for shorthand reporter $1,000, and
salary for Deputy Police Justice for Honolulu, ad
/ interim, $500 we're struck out Of the Appropria-
| ton Bill on Monday.
An election Of officers for the Honolulu Fire
| Department took place On Monday evening, and
! resulted follows: John Mott, Chief Engineer;
Robert Levers First Assistant and Charles b.
| Wilson Second Assistant.
The speeches of the Representatives at the Leg
islatiye Assembly appear to afford considerable
amusement TO the daily visitor, If they not
conducive TO the public welfare.
Messrs Wilder Co. are now occupying their
new Offices. This is the handsOmest building in
Honolulu, and from its prominent position il meets
| the eye Of every visitor to this port.
The election for a representative Of Honolulu III
the place OF Mr.. W. NJ. Gibson resigned, took
place last Saturday and resulted III Nh. James
heau being returned at the head of the poll.
Mr. L. Puryis has been replaced as clerk in the
Interior Department by Mr.. o. Stillman. No
reason was assigned, and Mr.. Purvis had TO 60 at
an hours notice. pretty summary proceeding.
The Bishopof OIba has bought Mr.. Roth prem
se5 at the end Of Beretauia street The Bishop
intends putting up a boys boarding school. The
premises once occupied by Father Larkin are now
tOr sale.
An ARRAY took place in Fowler's yard Oh Satur-
day night amongst some foreigners 1t resulted
in three of them being arrested, two of whom,
Andrew Brown and James Moran, were found
guilty and fined SO each.
General Comfy, L. S Minister Resident, calls a
meeting of all citizens Of the United States at the
Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow evening at 100 o clock
for the purpose Of making the necessary arrange
meuts for celebrating the Fourth Of July.
Wilder d Co.'s steamer WoloEi got ashore near
waikane On Thursday last After landing some
cargo She was successfully hoated, having received
no damage. The telephone came in handy. Mr..
Wilder was notified and sent assistance over.
His E1collency Governor Dominis and the Hon
A. $ Cleghorn visited II. B. N. 5. Champion on
Monday morning. salute was fired IN their honor. ]
The French Commissioner also paid visit later |
on. and was received with the customary honors |
decided opposition was displayed in the As
semblyto the item fora short hand reporter The |
witty Member for Hio proposed making short work |
Of it, which vas accordingly done by striking the /
item out. Nearly all the Hawaiian Representatives |
opposed IT,
meeting of the Oahu Cemetery Association |
is respectfully requested to meet at the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce this morning at 10 |
O'Clock Business Of importance will be brought .
forward Of interest 70 owners Of lots in the Nuu-
anu Nglley Cemetery
Our young folks are getting plenty of dancing |
now. In addition TO many pleasant reunions |
lately chronicled, Mr. Harry May gave a dance at |
his residence on Beretania street, where a number
of Young folks met and enjoyed themselves Till the
small hours Of the morning.
Monday next will be observed as a general holt
day in consequence Of Kamehameha Day falling |
ON a Sunday. There Will be racing at kapiolani |
Park on Saturday afternoon at . p. m. and on |
rs II n tho
VIII be found detailed list of the entries
DR. h Thatcher has returned to Honolulu,
after a heightened professional tour on Maui. He
has re-opened his Office ON Fort street, over Mr..
Molis' store. All who have been or at present
are sufferers from the pangs and arrows " Of
toothache can now be relieved without pain
On Thursday evening last Mr., NJ. d. Mons,ratt
was married to Miss Florence Luce at st. An
drew Cathedral. A choral service was performed
in honor Of the bride who has for some years been
one Of the leading members Of the choir. We wish |
the Young couple every happiness they can desire.
The members Of the Legislature visited the
Jail tie Reformatory Scnool and Insane Asylum
Saturday last. We may expect to hear an
official report these institutions at early \
date. The Queens Hospital, the Palace and the
Jepgr Hospital will shortly receive their atten-
ton.
Mr. Halleubeck will lead the Young Peoples
Meeting at Fort Street Church Oh Friday evening
at o'clock. He would be glad to meet that even
ing all who have recently began the christian life,
or have been interested in the subject. Sunday |
evening Mr. Halenbeck will begin his evangelistic |
work
A cricket match between the II. c. c. and
team from H. b. NJ. 5, Champion was played on |
Saturday last. The Champions, though 1t may /
appear anomalous were thoroughly defeated by /
one innings and Il runs. The batting OF Messr5. /
Ross and Freeth for the Honolulu vas the feature |
Of the day the former played well for 81. and the
latter Int bard for 81.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Hope and the Off |
GERS Of h. b. NJ. Champion entertained number |
Of ladies and gentlemen. By the courtesy Of Gov |
Duminis the Band was in attendance. The decks |
were cleared for dance. A thoroughly enjoyable /
afternoon was spent by all who were fortunate |
enough to be present.
Mr.. Armstrong. the ez-Attouey General left by |
the Cffgof Nor Torl. However the gentleman |
may have been regarded politically, personally be |
had large circle OF warm friends, who belonged |
10 all shades Of opinion. We are sorry 70 lose |