The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-07-26


4, Two additional Government Offices were creates
We last week. Two clerks for the Marshal.
ns The Ho,,sa, with Portuguese from St. Miolaels
an may be expected about tho end Of August.
-. Tho services at Fort Street Church on sunda,
!. last were conducted by Rev. W. L. Jones Of Oahu
8 College.
W The Band will give a moonlight concert in Emma
Square tomorrow night commencing at half-pasi
H. seven o'clock.
o. The infant and only daughter Of Mir. and Mrs
james Campbell died on sunday evening, and was
ar buried yesterday.
The Cousins hold their regula. monthly meet
ing on saturday evening July -, at the residence
Of Mr.. W o. Smith.
ID The mail Iof San Francisco will close on Mon
day next Better to be prepared for surprise on
10 Sunday ms was the case last month.
m shark 8 #. IN. long was caught yesterday by
3. some fishermen OF the cattle pen. When opened
1r It was found TO contain twenty young ones.
There will be an important meeting Of the mem
= bers Of the Y NJ. c. A. tomorrow Thursday
evening at the Lyceum at half past seven O'Clock.
Miss Ayletts school will give an exhibition on
Saturday next at the Music Hall The proceeds
will be devoted to building a new school on Fort
street
d The Edru,,l Nay has bean hove down. Her keel
d is found to have received considerable damage,
and her false keel will require to be renewed fore
and aft.
new liquor saloon has been opened on the
: corner Of Nuuanu and Hotel streets opposite the
Empire. This is in the heart Of the Chinese set
J Element
The Chinese passengers that have been in quar-
raltinc since their landing from the str. TIiaByl
we're released on Monday. They all reported
10 be in good health
The Government purpose building additional
wash houses adjoining the present lot on the banks
OF the Nuuauu stream. sum Of $500 has been
appropriated for that purpose.
"HeH-Lao,r,, o,s5yctir temperament Of the Mem
bers Of the Ministry is not a bad sort Of an ez-
pletiye for the Premier's organ 10 come out with.
See Da7g ?. G.. H., July 90.
His Majesty entertained Mr. A b. spreckels and
Colonel Wilmington at his Waikiki residence, on
Monday afternoon. The Band WIS in attendance
and pleasant afternoon was spent.
Theclosing exercises of the Kindergarten will
be held in the vestry Of Fort Street Church Fri
day. July 2S, at p. IN. All friends are cordially
invited The school will reopen Sept 4th
At the eleventh hour of the Legislature Mr. Ma
wali has introduced Chinese restriction Bill II
has been referred to Committee and will prob
ably be presented in more lenient form.
The alarm of fire last night was caused by the
burning Of pile of brush ON the plains short
distance from the residence Of J. A. Messenger.
The fire department turned ont in full force
Mr. Cleghorn's Bill for regulating advances TO
laborers passed its second reading on Monday
The provisions are that advances tor one wear are
not TO exceed SIC; and for two years OF upwards,
SIS.
DIR. Hagan returned from Maui ON Friday last |
per str. Ii11iuH. and reports H. H. Ruth Kecliko-
lam having suffered from a severe cold but her
ladyslip was couvalescing when the Doctor left |
| her.
/ Those who are interested in the Oahu Cemetery |
Association are requested to be present at meet
! ing at the Chamber Of Commerce tomorrow. We /
hope Mr. Cartwright second appeal will meet with
/ a response.
The Appropriation Bill will come up for its
! third reading tomorrow. As it stands at present
/ ii presents a total of S3367,277.S6. There will /
! probably be some slight additions before it is
! finally passed.
! Next Sunday evening there will be Union Cos
/ pei service at Kawaiahao Church. conducted by Mr.
! Halleubeck. The service will commence at 7:30 p.
N, Thereiwill be no service in Fort Street Church
/ that evening.
! The HaIso. due next month from the Azores, with
Portuguese immigrants. is a large and powerful
steamer, and was formerly in the Atlantic trade.
She is reported to have excellent accommodations
for passengers
A suit for $500 was tried in the Supreme Court
ON Monday last, the plaintiff being Henry Corn
we'll, Of Waikapu, Maui, and the defendants, the
Board Of Education. A Judgment was rendered
for plaintiff for the full amount claimed
The Amateur Musical Society have for some time
been practising and in two weeks will deliver be-
fore the public Governs lovely oantata. 1.-The Rose
Maiden The concert will be for the benefit Of
the society, and is 10 be given in the Music Hall.
A prosecution for selling liquor on Sundays was
brought against G. Houghtailing last week, which
ended IN a fOiiC JirUscgTi From the nature Of the
evidence adduced it plainly TO be that it
was precOncerted measure Of some malicious per
son or persons.
The ladies interested in the Episcopal Church
here held n meeting last Wednesday, when il was
decided to form sewing society. Such society
used TO flourish when Mr. williamson was IN
charge, but on his departure II was broken up. We
wish the present reorganization every success.
Yesterday Lincoln Holstein, son Of the late H.
Holstcin, fell from a mango tree in the Vineyard
near the first bridge sustaining very severe iniu
rics. Mr.. Z. $ Cunha had him promptly conveyed :
to the Queens Hospital where his wounds were | .
dressed, and the sufferer made as comfortable as =
possible.
The Bill introduced by Mr.. Aholo to grant a per
manent settlement on A. ?. Brickwood, the e1-
Postmaster General was thrown out on Monday,
by vote of 20 10 Is. Yesterday Mr.. Mahoe moved
a reconsideration Of the vote, and the bill passed
TO engrossment and was ordered to be read third
time to-day +
School examinations are the order of the day all
over the islands The youngsters belonging to the
various public schools have all been working like
bees, and after Friday will have their reward. 5
There will be- considerable exodus from Honolulu
next week Enjoy yourselves girls and boys, you
all reed a rest.
Dropping into the Hotel the other evening. we
noticed a very handsome piece of plate in the v
office. II a representation Of Cleopatra's a
barge in silver, with gold ornaments. On enquiry I
found that it had been presented to Mr.. Lawlor
in 1873 by the guests of the Lick House II was O
very substantial testimonial indeed. d
The revival meetings at Kaumakapili closed last b
Friday evening. The attendance throughout the n
week at these meetings has been very large, the
house on the last evening being packed. Next i
Sunday evening at kawaiahao there VIII be
Union Song and Praise Service conducted by Mr.. :
Hallenbeck Fort Street Church will be closed
that evening. Foreign and Native choirs will sing
during the service Strangers and all interested Il
in the Service are cordially invited to be present.
The brig Tr,rr,o sailed for British Columbia I
Sunday afternoon, carrying with her Mr.. and Mrs.
Atwater Princess Moiteal A distinguished party
assembled on the wharf to bid adieu to the Wis A
itors, including Princess Likelike, Madame Fer,
Mons Feer. Hon. A. 5. Cleghon and the officers d
of His Maiestvs staff. All sail was made before i
casting of from the wharf, and a strong trade n
wind blowing at the time. when they .let go, n
they soon sped out Of sight. Bouquets and leis in
abundance were bestowed upon Mrs, Atwater o
prior to the vessels leaving
A review Of the Hawaiian troops took place ON A
Wednesday last on the parade ground, situated
on the plains The troops were under the CON- O
mand of Captain Leleo. and reviewed by His II
Majesty, who appeared on the ground in full dress
uniform attended by Colonels c. =. laukea and j. b
II. Boyd and Major Rosa, Princess Moitea, Mr.
d. AtwateT and the Members of the Legislature az
also witnessed the review. There march Il
Past in line and other military tactics followed II
Refreshments provided for the guests IN the c
ROYAL tent and the soldiers furnished with 81
rations after having performed their arduous n
task Just before dusk a start was made for town v
Honolulu is moving. Messrs c. B. Wilson and b. 4
Ordonstein have petitioned the Government for
charter for 30 years for a horse tramway in and q
around Honolulu, TO be styled the Pioneer Rail N
road CO.. The routes they propose to run these N
ears are Nuuanu Valley from King street to the g
Psdi. and from Nuuauu street along King street TO X
Waikiki, with branch railroads as may be required
The company agree to build bridges, culverts etc, ,
where necessary, and also to widen roads where \
al their own expense. There Is 10 be
only track on the road, with occasional side p
tracks for the cars 20 pass one another. The Bill
introduced by Mr.. kaulukuu also provides that
the property shall be exempt from taxation until 81
the company pays dividend of l0per cent. on its
cauital.