The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04
ISLAND LOCALS.

7. c. Jones Jr-
The Martha Dqri. sailed for Hongkour direc
at noon yesterday.
The Coady premises were lznockei down 20 Car
tain Mist for $500.
A boiler for steam plough was shipped for tn
Realia Plantation last week.
Governor Domiuis returned from his trip t.
Waialua on Sunday afternoon.
The Hawaiian youth Spencer has been placed a
school at San Mateo, California.
Fourteen new members were added to the IA
waiahao congregation last Sunday.
The A-.i,1i,p brought CO passengers, 81 cabir
and q steerace She had also IS in transit.
There will be a meeting of the Sewing Circle o.
s. Andrews Church this afternoon al the Church
Captain Bothfus Of the Hawaiian Bark Hal
was married on Tuesday last to Miss NJ. schEOeb
mann.
We are requested by DR.. Hagan to contradict
the statement made in the B,dlsfil' concerning
case Of INSANITY reported to have come from Ma
hukona.
An experienced accountant and bookkeeper vel
known in town, advertises in our columns for en-
pioymcnt
The steamship Australia passed the D. c. Mo-.
,'sg on Friday last ON her way 70 Honolulu. W,
may expect to see her arrive to-day.
Sunday is gradually becoming the regular mail
day. Merchant street presented n busy scene on
sunday afternoon last.
A welcome heavy shower fell early on Monday
morning with beneficial effect upon the previous
ly muggy atmosphere.
A small shipment Of Hawaiian rice went to
Australia by the Mail steamer. It will be interes-
ing TO learn the result Of this venture.
Chief Justice Judd paid an official visit to the L.
$. S, Ilfslu on Friday last. On leaving he was
honurcd with a salute Of - guns.
The drayage business Of Hebbard d Co. has
been transferred 20 Messrs. W G. Ashley and L. c.
Ables, trading under the name Of Ashley d Co
Water was cut of in the lower part Of the city
on Thursday last without any notice being given.
This Is a nuisance and ought not TO be repeated.
The caricature on the new liquor bill, recently
on exhibition, is work of art. What's the
newsl and the d" last moose are well depicted.
man named Purdy who has a pugnacious
reputation, was at last sentenced TO seven days
imprisonment for indulging in his fayorite pas
time.
Mir. H. \. Kahulu' has been appointed Deputy
District Magistrate for the district Of Koolaupoko
This gentleman was member Of the last Leg
is.ature.
Mrs. Moriarty, as will be seen from our adyer-
tisemeni columns, is prepared to give private les
sons in music, vocal and instrumental, and modern
languages.
The p. N. 5. 5. irsi,alir was sighted from Wal
manalo at half past 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning
She arrived At the wharf at l.5O p. NJ. She sailed
again for the colonies at 5.45 z. NJ.
Quoted from the Chinese church, took place last
week over the body Of the wife of Mr.. Leelau, a
Christian Chinese merchant in this city.
R.H. Keelikolaui was yesterday afternoon
seized with a fainting fit. Dr. Trousseau was
promptly at hand and administered restorativcs,
and Her Highness Is reported this morning as much
better.
Bcretauia street has been graded and macadam
lied where necessary, betwi1t Smiths bridge and
Richard street. 1t is the duty Of some one now,
az le1st 1t ougE. 10 be- 70 keepit in order during
the current biennial period.
Captain J. $ Lac, hte Of the sloop Sport ar the
uoJr, manfully fcfutes the charge Of being
smuggler. The practice of stigmatiziug people as
being this OF that on mere rumour is, regret TO
say, too common IN Honolulu.
The first meeting Of the Royal Hawaiian Agri-
cultural Society will be held during the third week
IN this month. Persons DESTROYS Of joining the
society can DO 80 on payment Of 50 annual sub
5Cuptlpu TO the temporary Committee.
Mcssrs. Lose and W. l., Hopper returned to their
Stand home by the mail steamer, each accompa-
iiod by a young bride. They received numerous
congratulations on landing, well as being gazed
It with unconcealed envy by their less fortunate
irUthrun.
4. NJ. 5. >gJgfo sailed for Coquimbo yesterday
ftcmoon, after heightened stay on this station,
Turing which time the officers have been feted
bout town, and the sailors and marines have dis
themselves by thr. exemplary conduct |
huwu ON shore.
AS we went to press last week bark was APP |
r15cbing the harbor, which We reported 20 be the
1.Hffa. from Newcastle n. ;. W. That was an |
rror as it turned out 10 be the Nicaraguan bk |
iIaTga, from Kauai, The RemJio is now 1902 |
ays out and ought to turn up soon if at all.
ON Saturday last His Honor was disqualified |
rom sitting as Magistrate in tine case Of Kunsai, |
hargcd with gross cheat in the lst degree, owing |
o has having accepted the counselshp for the cred
ors In the bankruptcy case OF kunsai q AIMING. /
ho case WIS certified to His Honor the Chief Jus
Ice.
Mr. FunoauK has removed his studio from. tho
government Building and now occupies a room
CSt TO DIR. J. NJ. Whitney. Mr. Furnoau1 started
Jstcrday to spend fortnight in kohala on his
lturu he intends opening an exhibition. when he
lll display the views Of kooiau and kohala which
q has recently painted
A meeting was held last week for the purpose Of
luming q Rife Association. His Majesty was
Octod President Col, Curtis iaukoa, Secretary
ld Treasurer. The following gentlemen were
uly elected members Capt. Trip Mcssrs. II, |
!. Webb G. n. Arnold, W. tngcr 1hos. Walker
nd Major Lolco. The name Of the association is
lJ Hawaiian Rifle Association"
We agree with the BsUsiH in reprobating the
,relcssncss Of those engaged in blasting a house
b the valley is constantly receiving showers Of
ones, many of thOm Of considerable size Who |
zen arC IN charge Of the blasting operations may |
50 INSURED, that should any damage be done t.
lildron, there viii be legal proceedings taken
,ainst them.
The prisoners who are In charge of the mule
ms arc excessively oarcless in their driving-it is
uncommon thing to find mule and cart iaunti-
making its way up the valley with not a soul IN
large the prisoner who ought 10 be looking after
being half a mile of chatting with his friends.
his Is objectionable carelessnoss and will un-
lubtedly cause a serious carriage accident one Of
cse days.
The funeral Of the late c, 4. Dillingham; took
ace from the Bethel Church on Wednesday last,
be pulpit and It's Surroundings were appropriately
cuTated by tho numerous friends and relatives
she deceased. The Rev. DR.. Damon, assisted
the Rev. j. A. Cruzan, ofhciAted Mt the church, |
"a the brother Oddfellovs az the grave. The
neral procession was one Of the largest ever
tncssed IN Honolulu.
The comet has attracted many observers during
o week. last Wednesday It was especially brilli-
10. and the sky being cloudless those who were
had a splendid opportunity of observing IL. |
be comet Is now rapidly leaving the and IS |
lriiug upon its journey through space day by !
viii be thing Of the past memory 10 which |
ople will allude talking Of the great comet year
lSs2. Some interesting observations are pub
hea in this issue.
on Friday last a coroner's inquest was held by !
T. Dayton and six jurors, on the body Of a native
an named Kauo who had been missing since the
IA September. His body was found short dis {
Ct Of suicide whilst in state Of temporary in !
nee above the kapena falls, lying face down |
aids. His throat was found 30 be cut, with the |
zor still in the cash. The jury returned YER
nifty.
Amongst the passengers per 4rsfrrIia We vel {
me back our fellow townsmen, MesSrs. A. w.
ash. A. W Pierce. 5 Roth and Father Leonore.
!. Rentnn Of kohala, has also returned from his
lstward travels, and we note the name Of Louis ]
H. the son Of Capt. J. NJ. Dat. He left here when
boy. and has been absent g years Amongst