The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-05

A,ali0llta' may ot lDuheu lol "l mummy HeAt.
u7sa z.aigqa,ag arrived at SAN Francisco on Tues
da, ihc 9is, Of March, days and hours from
Honolulu.
Tho E,rela arrived at san Francisco on the 18th
March, and the Coss'ei2 on the 18th - days from
kahului.
A case of pink eye Is reported. We shall have
terrible mortality among our horses IL this once
begins 30 spread.
Bells have been substituted for the horns ON she
Peoples Liuc of omuibnsees. II not So loud they
are more mclodious.
The site Of No 10. Fort street, the stand OF Mr..
j. q. Watsrhouse's dry goods store is being exca-
waited for Is cellar
The yarious committees Of the All Loan EHlIibi-
t.n will meet again this afternoon at the Library
and Reading Room at 800 p. m.
der Hirlness 6celikolani and 5he hon. Airs,
Pauah Bishop held reception at the Princess
palace an Emma street, on l thursday last
on sunday next. ii Fur Street Church, there
viii De special service for children in the
ilg- and au Easter praise service IN the evening
Bird. T. Hacldeld has been appointed TO ill
tine post of h. ]. Il. Vice Consul. during the tenn
p5rlry absence Of hlr. j. W Phusor
The Otio very old vhalar appeared of Dia
Iuond Head on Monday last, after the respectable
passage ~ no passage from New Bedford
The Acme Ministries VIII give an entertain
mgui for the benefit Of the shipwreckcd crew Of
she A7rra' on Saturday evening at the Music Hal.
/ Tho King entertained the japanese Envoy and
suite at q luau ON Saturday last. The three gentle
+ men expressed themselves as highly pleased with
D the novelty
/ Five new members joined KaWaiahao Church
/ last Sunday The congregation was large one.
] The Princess LilIuokalani and the Hon. Mrs. c.
/ X. Bishop were present.
The Chinese passengers. per AlJo Hs,f, were
detained on board for an hour after her arrival.
The Minister of the Interior sent orders for their
rglel-e about ESQ p.
The German corvette Elisabeth left Aicl, Ger
many about siN months ago ON a > years cruise.
She will proceed 90 Japan from here and VIII
prababl, sail 30 morrow
Mr. u. j. Noltc will resume his former bust
ness OF a coffee saloon and restaurant keeper
ON % larger scale than formerly. IN Campbclls new
block, ON Fort street, today.
The nucleus Of a sidewalk has been laid nr
Nrrchnut street, south Of Fort Sort street. We
look for the complete extension of tins enterprise
before The Legislature meets.
The German bark c. r. Ei,bqp sailed on Thur.
day last for New YORK. She carried away the
largest quantity OF sugar, 2,6J0,ij6 pounds that
ever lgit this port IN one bottom.
SO further nous OF the yar-rr- missing boats (
CREW. There Us every hepe they have been ricl.cd |
up by a vessel bound East. a- she Sgiled faster
than the boat in which the captain arrived
st tusuld of tue week there WIS great deal OF I
activity about the government bindings, paying /
ont the accounts at the close OF the old fiscal |
period.
The Hotel seems 10 be early establishment. |
lepphoniug down one day a little before II p. 81.
Not a sound could be got in reply. is there no 1
night porter about the establishment.
In order 60 facilitate the transmission Of mcas,-
gg-, only one bell is now rung by the operator "a.
the central office. The new plan created some .
confusion at first, but Il works well now.
Youths Of various sizes and natioualities have
renewed the practice Of scamperiug and bowling /
about Emma Square whilst the band Is playing .
PRAY let stop be put to this horrid nuisance
The Lasil, brought 5osj packages of sugar
from windvard. This is the largest lot ever
carried CoastwisU and is cOincdental with the
largest sugar cargo exported. that Of the .. u.
iiisbnp for New York
The bari, Burao vista, Captain Calhoun, reports
having picked up two Indians about 800 miles of
Cape Flattery. They had been blown out 10 sea
in a gale. Their canoe and catch of three seals
were also saved and the lot brought ON TO this
port.
The wife Of b. W. Kawaiuui, one of the proprio-
tors Of Huiran Prs TIM. died on Saturday last
after a lingering and painful illness. The funeral
took place on Sunday after and was attended
by q large circle of friends and relations Of the
deceased
The Board OF Education are putting up some ez-
cgIlent school houses on the other side Of the
island 1t is one of the pleasing features, when
riding round. To notice what good work is being
done u this direction. and is sure sign Of pros
perity and advancement
Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings entertained the japanese
envoy and suite N dinner. last Friday Il was
entirely unofficial. Besides Messrs. Ntgasald,
Mada and lshilawa, there were present HIS hN.
W. n. Armstrong, Messrs. W. Irwin, Cecil Brown,
n. Whitney and Col =. c. Iauke9.
letter from Williams, Diamond * Co, states
that sugar is in good demand. and yellows have
advanced lc pei lb. The Manila crop Is - per
cent less than expected, the Cuban crop has been
much oyyr-estiuatcd. and the Louisiana crop has
been seriously damaged by the floods
Mr. s. Maguin has purchased the Dot c5rucrog
king and Nuuanu streets. and rented the same 10
Alcssrs Hart Bros. He also bought that commo-
di0us residence up the valley, formerly occupied |
bv Capt. r. Briggs. S4i00 was the amount for
As the rhr,a.rl~ will not own the self styled
reporter H. d. Wolfe who visited our shores 10
November last the inference is, he was travelling
on his wits as he has been known to do IN other
climes than this. About years ago lie quilted
the sydney public on a similar errand.
Nr NJ L. Hallcnb5ck The Temperate. Lee
tlrcr Is expected TO visit our slorus BY the steamer
due on the 18th prpx. As his stay amongst us VIII
be c8tempUTanCuus with tho sitting Of the LegIsa-
ture It is 10 be hoped that his presence viii add
weight 30 the total prohibition movement.
Mr. $. b. Dole has moved his Office 30 No. -,
Kaahumauu street where he has the room pTgyi-
uusly occupied by Mr.. Jaeger. Ia his present
quarters he has not as much epd, but that is not
needed iu thc Office only IN the open Court The
Uniting uf The walls Is We are Informed typical ul
the most desirable class of clients. delicate shade
OF green.
stock taking Is mo- easy work In some Of orr
stores where lines of small goods are kept, It en-
tnilSa large amount of trouble Mcssrs. Dillingham;
a. Co started I'm upon their front store about r.
q. oa FRIDAY afternoon, aud got through at 4 ~
on Saturday morning working clear through the
night. The stock IN the warehouse had all been
taken before.
The recovered statue Of kamebameha l. is again
tio property Of our Government. having been pur-
chased from Capt Jarvis OF the Egi3 DuiioHsir for
EI75 The captain Is to be commended for his
presence of mind IN making the purchase at the
Falkland Islands, and duly rewarded 10y etcctlng
a good sale Had not ,cp'i~' been ordered. he
would have struCs q bonanza.
The Rev J. A. Cruzan will deliver an address to-
ri. 4. D