The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-22

sent edifce Is not large enough to accommodate
all the worshipPers.
The Amateur Musical Society continue work OF
the " Crusaders The solo parts are being take1
up, and there seems every prospect Of the piec,
being pushed through rapidly.
Monday afternoon was a busy one among thos,
Interested in planting matters Tie various com
Inittees were hard at work upon their reports
some Of which occupied a very great deal Of time
Those who were awake late ON Thursday night
OF early on Friday morning might have heard somt
fine rumblings of thunder. and the rain came down
as quite suitable for shower at such time
! in sheetl
The initiatory step in in improving Hotel stree
between Nuuauu and Fort streets is about to b,
| taken the old Mclean premises. A two-stor,
| building measuring j0I25 feet will shortly bt
erected
policeman, upon the recommendation Of Judc,
| Bickerton, was dismissed from the force by tn,
Deputy Marshal. The man had been guilty of us
| ing improper force while arrestinC a prisoner
Bravo, your Honor.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dat, ir., will upena stationery store in
| the GAZETTE block, tomorrow. Mr.. Dat is well.
known and highly popular in the community, and
| We may predict for him and his associates fair
measure Of public patronage.
Mr. George Beekley is TO b. highly commended
for his integrity in the matter of valuable effects
which he held on be half Of the suicide James Tot
| ton. He holds receipts from II. b. NJ Vce-C onsul
for all the goods ne had belonging TO the deceased
An attempt made during Sunday to break
| open d. W. Clark's safe The rascal expended a
considerable amount of ingenuity upon the doors
| the hinges the handle and the combination, but
/ without success. He contented himself with a
suit Of clothes from Mr.. Johnsons stock.
| A rumor Of malicious nature got about town
regarding the premises known as the international
! Hotel. 1t was reported that the building was
! falling down and that consequently the business
had been closed. 1t is not true Certain altera-
tons have been deemed advisable and will be pro
| ceeded with at an early date.
Messrs. J. NJ. Dat d Co., sailmakers, have renioy-
ed their business to the new fire proof store on
Queen street, recently erected by Messrs. A. L.
| Cooke q Co. They have secured the whole of the
third floor for the purpose of sail loft Messrs.
\ F. Cooke d Co. Also occupy the same premises
Some excellent photographs of the Mahukona
railway has been laid on our table they are the
work of Mr.. A. A. Montana. They show the land
ing at Alahukona the depot, parts of the line, and
the station at Haiwi. They form good set, and
give capital idea iof the great enterprise IN Ha-
waii now being pushed forward by Mr.. Wilder
A very complete set of views OF Hallidies Wire
Ropeway are now ON exhibition at .. Williams 4
Co.'S studio on Fort street. 4 Correspondent on
but to insure better knowledge of its working
inspection of the photographs will form power
full aid. The artistic work has been well executed
and reflects credit on the artist.
Major wodehouse, H b. MS Commissioner
and Consul General. left for Kauai yesterday, to
commence investigations into the working of the
! system of contract labor in this kingdom. The
Board of Immigration have addressed letter 10
all employers Of contract labor, requesting them
to give every facility an their power 10 Mr. Wode-
house, TO enable him TO prosecute his enquiries.
THE James MgLce sailed for Kauai On saturday
last. and returned this morning, with a full cargo
Weather permitting she will be dispatched again
tomorrow afternoon and continue to sail regularly
every Thursday at p m. This will be a boon to
our friends on Kauai, as 1t affords them the oppor
tunity Of receiving two mails per week instead Of
one as has been the case for the past three months
4 girl named Hokina Cruz about years old.
arrived in Honolulu ON Sunday morning by the
hiigpcg H0g with her brother. The brother went
10 battle at kalihi and the sister followed his ex-
ample in shallow water. The giTl came out Of the
water FIRST and proceeded towards home. On her
brother returning and not finding her at home, he
went 20 look for her. He found her body in the
water he had recently left. Life was extinct,
Yesterday afternoon, Master lioroee Han, sou
@ ". i 15 NNaas y. 'iS ts,el.N " "' ~
n,nnJ ~ mrs, ,vti nnsrr,,,,s,,ix lin. M
The housv galloped down Nuuanu aNtnuo. Master
Hal kepi bus seat very well under The circunstees
i,i Mi ,,,,ss,. 10 t,,'i.r h., III, -, @
/ aud rocuiyvd a sovCpa cut ON the head and ~onlc
| h'uisos, Fortunately mo bones wcrC hrokvn,
We I,Snt to havo TO Announce thc death on sun,
| day morning. of Mr. c, r. Ward. Tor many ytars a
| prominent figure among our citizens, His illness
has been ot lolly duration and his death was not
unexpected MI, Want was native ct New on.
July, iS'SA lie was shortly after appointed kcoiet
~ public s,orS, position which he retainod until
lS5a lie started the inst drN business sn TINS city,
S@G was ies ,s ISg n 9s Ise My NAV s Ssss
esteemed IN the community tor his npt,eetness Of
His family hayr the heart -ich sympathy OF q VERY
wide circle OF t'endS'
IN, local authorities should exercise some SUPER.
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'ls'"n "Nv' 'ho u"0As' WIN V'e"" WI N''''" 81,
place Wbcrc there Is likely 10 he grM demand
| FOR them. AZ the steamer wharf the rush IN f<l-
NELL and crowd around IN the loyehest calltusio
| When one is engaged, thefs ia the most charming
| exhibition of skin presented hy tho Jehur. The
| wagons arr hacked. To the Imminent risk OF the
necks of the occupants and after a sort OF wild
| struggle accompanied by lively obiurgations, the
vehicle Is extricated The carriages ought 10 come
up in line as they do in other countries After we
have had a severe accident or twu, sonlo one will
wake up 10 the necessity Of having soine preein
,ions taken TftN
James lotion, pasSeneer by the Likslike, waited
ON Mr., Beokley tue ppiser aiie handed him gold
watch ana ehai, Siso 49, WIN fS9Ses1 'SS s, 10
lotion said Ee was under The westher and Was
| likely at any moment to go overheard" About Is
minutes aiter leaving ooAaia, ne lninped over
board the steamer Soihs ABOUT ~ Knots al tue tine
A boat was lower N two minutes; sea sIloo.h
but only nat was pioAeu up, ~, Wstmots hAu
$50 belonging 10 me deceased, Which haa iscu
handed 70 nun ior SaTeIui heeIing. to..sot VIZ
an engineer, siu Hsa lsis 'he IN, faaAial nllli anu
was bound 70 S,li Ianeisc3, me waieh Nes pie51
sented To MN oy INC slhPtolses OF me NIL ana
bore complimentary hscilluon: ne mao oeeii
drinking he"Niis before leaving mo
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M - ", psi y. NJ is'iin0u i.'"' 'ah
s,rv information with regard LAYING an inter
island cable He found that there would not be
the sRntesi uim leu WI, IN ~ptnx ms ieet " on,
,,oin.s about which thers was some o5bt. sound
/ there being none IN san franciscO Work Will be