The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
ISLAND LOCALS.

lr11-11
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Tovx.
Thanks are rendered to Messrs J. NJ. Dat Jr-
I d Co, for news favors received
The new building for the Young Mems Christian
Association It slowly approaching completion.
In the ocean race between the SHe- and ZsalaH-
din the ZealaHdin is the favorite in the betting.
By the zealap5ia news has been received Of the
safe arrival Of Mrs. Frank Harris, in Melbourne.
We would call the attention Of our readers to a
letter from New York" which appears on our
fourth page
The Cib,ot Nor York arrived "out. on the ard
inst days and Is hours from Honolulu, n days
from Sydney.
Mr.. Frank Godfrey is now attached to the
GAziETTE STAFF. Courtesies extended TO him will
be appreciated by rs.
A welcome rain has visited the Kona side of
Oahu during the last IS hours, making everything
look fresh and green.
Another statue Of Kameha1neha is on board the
British ship AbeTumeH, Capt. Chapman, which
sailed from Glasgow for this port on Sept. 10.
-Four foreigners and three natives occupied
lodgings at tho Police Station during Saturday
and Sunday, result of too much "tanglefoot-'
VIC notice that the ROYAL Standard at the
Palace IS no longer flying, and vet His Majesty is
in town why is it thusly and who is to blame?
Mr.. C. Furneaux has returned to town again
with several mementoes Of bis frip to Hawaii in
the shape Of sketches of scenery in the gulches.
The German immigrants who arrived at this
port on the l4th inst, per Hawaiian bark IOllHi
have been forwarded to the various plantations on
Kauai.
Yesterday boats crew from the c. S. S. AEtst1
/ launched torpedo underneath the bow Of the
! wrecked NingHIu. and the explosion demolished
portion Of that part Of the stranded vessel
His Majesty now takes a constitutional
/ every morning before sunrise. in the harbor. in
] boat He seems to be greatly interested IN the
! performance Of the crews practicing for the
| coming regatta
! Mr.. Geo. W. Stewart who was so severely in
| lured ty being thrown from buggy. a short. time
since, IS now rapidly improving and hopes soon TO
be enabled 10 WELD the goosequill again and write
things wise or otherwise
Capt. Curtis of the American ship Hooe. with
ms wife and child, sailed for Sau Francisco in the
Sae- on the 22nd inst Ii is somewhat doubtful If
the Hop refts at this port the scarcity of labor
and the necessary material fOreshadowing il to be
an expensive undertaking.
The billiard contest between J. Saunders and s
/ Makalvi for championship honors was brought 70
n close on the second game of the series Nakawai
winning that game as well the first one, the
TRIAL being best two out Of three The score at the
close stood Makaiwi 900 Saunders $50.
By notice in another column it will be seen
that irrigation is now allowed between the hours
Of and O'Clock A. NJ. Captain Walter T. Wood
has been appointed inspector Of taps. and swears
by JHpifeT Pitrivs to show no favor to those
caught disobeying the regulations.
In the absence of Mr.. I. H. Davies the Planters
Labor and Supply Company have strengthened tho
board Of officers by eecting A. :. Hartwel Esq 10
the position of President Of the CORPORATION
The appointment is iudciOus one and will un-
doubtedly rebound 70 the benefit Of the organiza-
ton.
The Alaska Minstrel troupe assisted by local
amateurs gave benefit to Mr.. Kohler at the
Music Hall on the evening of the 2lst inst The
performance was talr and seemed to please the
audience present, and 1t is presumed that the ben
ehciary was pleased with the receipts.
The comet seems to be as brilliant as ever.
Observers, who still continue to come home with
the milk III the morning or who rise in time to
receive that useful domestic commodity. report the
" Broom star Japanese for comet as about the
same size aslast week appearing splendid sight.
There was forwarded per Zeqlqadia TO the Coast
POP letters weighing over 81 lbs and 3l9 papers
weighing l0l lbs. The SUs. sailing few hours
before carried $3.50 letters weighing 20 lbs and 1915
Is,
Peterson has kindly furnished the foregoing figures
Mr.. j. G. Tucker, well known resident Of this |
city, and Miss Clara Herbert step daughter of Allen
Herbert Esq the former proprietor of the Hawaiian
Hotel were joined in the bonds of matrimony AT |
81 Andrew Cathedral on the 18th inst The |
couple received many congratulations from their |
numerous friends.
The o. ). 5. sues sailed for the Coast at 10 P.
III. on the 22nd inst and y minutes after her de |
palture the =. NJ. S. 5. ZsaiqHd,1 from the South
was telephoned The ZeaiaH7i1 arrived in port
discharged and took some freight and passengers
and sailed COastwards nj $50 p NJ eight and one
half hours behind the Sae-.
The suit entered by Mr.. C. Hinckley against
Drs. Rodgers and Fitch for malpractice with |
damages at $4,000 occupied the attention of the
Chief Justice and a jury during the past week.
Mr; Davidson appeared for the plaintiff and Mr..
Dole Tor the defendants The trial resulted in
disagreement Of the jury. The case will not.
probably, come up again this term.
The proceedings Of the Planters Labor and
Supply Company were concluded on Friday. The |
most important papers Will be found IN our supple
ment. On receiving the reply from Mr. Gibson
the meeting referred It 10 further action by the
committee. Mr.. Grip. the Norwegian Diplomatic |
Agent. and 81. Canayarro Portuguese Consul, were
present 10y invitation, during part of themeetings.
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Does not the wreck Of the Niagara require an
Investigation on the part of our authorities, as
well on the part of those of Great Britain An
Hawaiian Pilot ought to be eXOnerated by an Ha-
waiiau Court and not by British one. For the
sake Of the good name Of the Port we hope some
steps will be taken by the Hawaiian Government.
We ought not to have our work done for us by
some one else.
The second jury in the Lazarus vs. Trousseau
case, consisting of Messrs. Whitney. Agnew. II. |
Mcintyre, Lenehan, Patten, Lees, Eckhart Sor-
enson, Cooke, HOLSTER, Dudoit, Ables, remained
IN the jury room from late Monday afternoon I'M
I'll $50 a. III. Tuesday morning snd were finally
without being able to agree. Rough |
on the jurors this season.
The Chinese stewards of the steamship lines .
now plying here seem to meet with bad luck in |
longing 10 the Sue was captured with tins in q
possession and one belonging to the Zfal1Hdir was
taken with tins ON his person. Both arrests
were made by native police officers.
The o. S. 5. Sne- left this port onroute for San
francisco at l.j0 p. NJ. on Sunday the - inst /
having as passengers number Of well known resi-
dents amongst whom were noticeable Messrs W.
9. Irwin. sam. Parker, II. Cornwell. DR.. Tisdao 4
Alr. Miles aud wife and Mr.. L. Halstcad The | I
Sues was flag saluted by the L. s. S lLgslu and a
american ships as she departed on her voyage T
,0astwards.
The barborous barber, Jacob wilkerson, was
brought up for sentence before His Honor Chief
Justice Judd the 18th inst. and after a few
remarks in which Judge J dd reverted
% the prisoners former record for assaults with y
nan, and sentenced him to five years mprison- Z
nent with hard labor, and a fine Of So.
The names of the great of all countries arc Of y
cutimes bestowed upon the domestic animals Il
liten on account Of trait, characteristic Of
he great and gloriOus" enc and the animal. I
The latest naming has been given to a pig. the 2
property of lady living on Nuuauu Street. and c
which now responds with alacrity 10 the we'll y
iuown name of Gibson a
lee iffrt fftn |
itch case and disagreed were ont 10 and I
hours going in at AS z. NJ. and being released
It an hour l3 A. NJ that gave them an opportuni-
v TO view the celestial visitor in the Eastern a
ieavens. An agreement was entered into not to a
oveal the individual standing Of the jury the 4
My information allowable being their first and
asst call e to 3. D
Mr. a. W. Bush the well known grocer has dis 5
'0sed OF his business on Fort Street TO Mr.. S j. q
leYey who will in future carry on the grocery
business at the cid established stand. The new
ropTietor intends to entirely runovate the interior
f the store 50 as to accommodate an increase Of