The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

and The carriage oolliaea with the rate-rot. throw
inc Mrs. Castle out There was a very seriou
smash, the lady being thrown completely unde
the carriage. Subsequent medical Investigation
proved thai no bones were troken serious in
very severe shock. which will take her some tim
% get over. Il Is pleasing 20 hear tia. she vs.
fairly comfortable on Monday
| A smash up occurred 81 Mrs. H A. =. Carter
residence last SATURDAY, A horse and buggy wa
/ tied % one Of the trees A dray, having load o
empty boxes passed close 10 the horse and starteS
It. The horse tried 10 break loose, and failing il
that commenced running round the tree, soor
| cverturning the buggy. The friShtened ANNA
/ quickly Tound himself into knot and was nearly
strangied- Damages-harness badly damaced
shaft broken and one wheel sprung,
The inhabitants Of Judd street are Just shower
inc invitations upon the Minister Of Interior the,
are only too anxioas that he shord come and taxi
Up his residence among them. Evidently he mrsi
Be most fascinating companion. when - many
people are DESTROYS Of having his eompgny. "
B,--Lnter Investigations lead TO the conclusion
that there Is some deep land scheme about this
X = stated that the Gforesaid inhabitants have
infused 90 let the Attorney Interior no, we beg his
pIrdon. the President Of the-no the Minister
attempts % walk. be must be infalhhly drowned IN
one Of the numerous slouchs which adorn that
stree. The detectives Of the police department
arr investigating the matter, and a report may be
expected within the next decade,
BY a pleasant fiction the means Of access to the
steamer shed Is called ruSd. It ought rather 10
be dubbed the slough OF despond. Il Is doubtful
whether a more disgraoeful piece Of road can be
found IN any civilized city. The mud and stand
ING water Is IN some places over foot in depth.
Over. or rather through this. ladies well as men
are Supposed to walk. for the authorities know well
enough that large rnaiorIty Of citizens cannot
afford carriages. IL = almust impossible 10 eI-
press ones thorough disgust with the condition Of
things around the wharf. II Is terrible inconyen-
ieuce 10 tle permanent citizens. and Il i enough
TO fnghteu any passing stranger away. Funds
seems % be somewhat uiSmanaced. There has
been no difficulty raised in overlrawing large
sum of money for the completion Of the Palace,
and vet we told that II Is impossible 10 over
draw the road appropriation This Is absurd. the
public convenience should come before everything.
Saw that S5.ooO OF 5000 had been Overdravn for
the pgrpose of improving tins particular road Il
l. not credible that there would have been the
slightest hagClIng over the item. Censure, very
strong ceusurg, ought % be melted out 10 those who
are responsible for the disgraceful condition of
the roads Ia the lower part Of the town
HAwm
Hamakua stli keeps up its uncnyiable reputa-
tioa according TO q correspondent whose letter will
be found elsewhere.
The whaling bark S,rfla. Capt. Colsou, arrived
at Hilo on Wednesday. Feb. 23d. from a short
cruise OF g. days with 2i0 bbls- sperm oil
The whaling bark S,qio landed her oil. 20
bbls sperm at Hilo f1- shiuzient 10 san Francisco
and s'iled on raazsdly, March 4 for a cruise
Mr.. T. e.. Hitchcock. Of the Hitchcock & Co.
Sucar Plantation leaves by the LHsliLs to-day
March oh. and takes the steamer for san Francis
Co BE takes ten weeks vacation which he very
much needs and viii 20 las; visiting Washington.
New York. Boston. and other EaStrn cities. MAY
his trip be advantageous TO hiulS as well as the
Interests Of the planters Is the hope Of all Hilo
At Hakalau March 7th. a man named Joseph
Potter zas accidentally drowned through the up
setting Of a b1It IN the surf The deceased was
citizen Of the United States ard vas an old and
valued servant Of the Plantation; he was well
known throughout the island. Drowning acct |
dents have beee somewhat frequent of late in |
'-ri1us places the stormy weather is undoubtedly
hg cause
Another shooting case has occGred at HJnokaa. |
On saturday evening" eth instant at about 5 |
clock ChiEaman living below the HOuakaa j
MI was reused up by some one knocking NJ his /
l10r and gugulrluC for rum. The Chinamau said /
De had no ruu. and told the man to 20 away He 1
tspped into the house and fired pistol. the ball i
truck the Cliuamau entering about two inches /
lehud the left ear and passing along lodged below
he RIGHT ear near the iggular vein. The native i
'lutiuued firing dlSchargIng shots IN all five: a /
ecUud ball struck the Chinaman on the side Of i
he head and glanced against the skull bone the /
ther shots were harmless. The first ball IS in
uch a dangerous position that the doctor dare not
ttept % extract IT, for fear Of bleeding to death
The Chinamau WIS still alive when the steamer
eft. but for how long time be will live is
ncert8in. The man who did the shooting has
zen identified. The deputy sheriff collected all
he laborers from the plantations around, and
marched them past the wounded man. one by one.
fter about go had gone by, the Chinaman rccog-
lied his usslllIut. BE Is q man named WailOa |
Tho used u v1-k at Houokaa The managers Of |
be plantations in the district deserve great credit
1r the assistance they gave 70 the deputy sheriff.
MAUI.
Work has been commenced ON the new wharf at
Taalaea- Thirteen piles have been driven in.
The weather is fine on Maui and very welcomed
fter the long rains. Most of the mills aru run.
ing 90 their fun capacity.
At East Maui Seminary. On Tuesday March It'll,
harlss X. Eahai wss married to Kele Nueka. The
scuratious zere dne. the entertainment splendid
I'D large crowd. The ceremony was performed
3 the Rev. i. II. Rouse, assisted by Rev. VIM. 2.
lexsnder.
The Alakauao foreign church has Just put in a
20 new organ. They have also voted their pas
2 q three months vacation. He will visit the
stes and attend the commencement at Amherst |
1ueEe. where De has son who graduates in June.
A society for literary and religious improvement
rs successfully formed at Mskavao, on Monday
e 9Th. A lecture on Constuntin0ple was read BY
II Travelled friend. :. T Alexander. A report on ,
1ina and its missions by Rev. j. NJ. Alexander.
aadings. Rotations. and music filled up the
eninC. Monthly meetings will be held. The re
urces Of home talent vill be tested
The Kings visit to Pail last Monday was very
easaut affair. He vas received at the depot with
lrn words Of welcome by Judge Mossman. The
1rwegl1u band escorted him TO the fine house Of
lpoul8 which was beautifully decorated. Dinner
Is spread under a large lanai. After dinner the /
~. Mr. Rouse addessed the King in behalf Of ]
e foreign residents 10 which he responded and I
50 made an address 90 the natives. The crowd .
IS large and enthuastic. The Paia school under Q
7. Crooks aad daughter paid their respects to ,
IS Majesty, sang some Of their school songs, and b
lde q very creditable appearance. In the even d
2 the train returned the King and attendants to p
ailuku. v
KAUAI. I
The nov Road Supervisor in the AnahOla dis (
ct has turned his maiden sod. and this with a
~. necessary implement, as the road WAS in Z
'tinCJishablg from the field. !
The eHterprising planters, Messrs. Grant &
isst0ck have commenced TO take of their first
lp. Ii comprises So acres only, but is the result
lndoultible pluck and energy, when the diff Z
itlss are taken into consideration, under which
ase two gentlemen have labored to obtain juice
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