The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-25

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DIED.
HOBBS Nd Warrington island. d Sav l4,a. Willie
handling q -rrfrd-c ~ giant powder. HEsEr H0Bus,
IS 7ays When death pg sn end 70 rs sue1g which lie
4 oore win unspeasable forttudc. HIS remains
inferred at Washington Island. He leaves wife and
child to deplore his loss
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TowE.
The Omnibus ran on Sunday to suit church-goers.
The James Make did not get In until Sunday af-
ternoon.
Our thanks are due to j. W Robertson & Co.
for news favors.
There will be game of foot ball played on satur-
day at 3 O'Clock p.
The iaoais has brought one locomotive and 60
cars for Mr.. s. G. Wilder.
The Amatuer Musical Society will meet on Fri
day evening at the New Mnsic Hall.
There was one good clap of thunder on Sunday
afternoon-Iightning all the evening.
Tomorrow the water will be shut of from the
Makiki reservoir from Z A. NJ. to4P.M
The Bishop of Horolulu was the guest of DR.. j.
Mott Smith during his stay in San Francisco.
On Saturday last 1.CG inches of rain fell. The
measurement is from Dr.. McHibbins rain-gauge.
Mr.. S. G. Wilder is in town. He has come to
look after material which has arrived by the bark
AdoHis
Tho Cousins will hold their Monthly meeting
on Saturday evening at the residence of W. W.
Hall, Esq.
Dodds omnibus broke spring while going up
the Valley on Saturday evening. There were only
two passengers in 1T the time.
Electioneering manifestoes continue to the fore
Some of them excessively funny. What plat
forms some men can get in on.
Tomorrow evening the Teachers Association
viii meet. Some interesting coDvers ,tion upon
educational matters may be expected.
The steamer made good time dowr, 6 days and
Is hours. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. Chun Lung
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. White, A. W. Bush and others.
The Saturday Pres seems TO be under the i'm
preston that it Is issued on Sunday 1t speaks of
the steamer as being likely to arrive tomorrow,
Monday"
The case of Mr.. Luninc, who committed for
perjury to the Supreme Court was tried on Friday
last. The jury returned verdict of not guilty
three dissenting.
Edward Francis Ward. Esq, from Duneder,
was on Saturday Jan. 21st, 1882. admitted n mem
Der Of the Hawaiian Bar, and duly sworn in by
the Chief Justice.
Moving some of the hoavy pieces belonging TO
the presses of this Office has been easy matter.
1t has been done very eIpeditiously. however, and
work has been scarcely interrupted at ali.
The Californian has been laid upon the desk
1t contains excellent account of the labor sys-
TEN on these Islands. Mr.. Frear speaks in 4
manly, honest tone, and his article must do good
Captain Tierney late Of the Storm Bird, arrived
last Saturday from the South. He chartered
vessel TO return the New Hebrides people TO their
homes, after his schooner wrecked. He
appears TO have bad pretty hard time of it after
the vessel was lost.
number of gentlemen interested in sugar met
Captain Peirowski at Messrs Hackfeld's Office last
Saturday. The subject of conversation was the
Indian coolie. The information given was more
of a general than a specific character.
The GAZETTE has definitely moved into its new
Office The large press was taken to pieces and
carried over on Saturday. The new location is
very convenient and affords admirable facilities
for turning off work quickly and in good shape.
The satiric artist is out once more with cartoons
upon the election. Messrs. J. o. Carter and Lahi-
lahi have each picture, the former is mounted
n winged horse, the latter very shaky
animal which seems hardly able to bear him 70
his gaO.
l1 Sal eNyaS n pFy
Between and p. m. it was perfect deluge. To-
wards evening the rain came on again, accOmpa-
MED by thunder and lightning. II awful
night, but 4 large number of citizens turned
out and went TO the Music Hall.
The Annual Parade of the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment will take place the Sd Of February, in .he
evening. and will consist of toreblight process
sion. This change from day to night is made 10
accuHI godate many who cannot absent themselves
from air business during the day, and will no
doubt sure much larger turnout.
1t is always pleasant to hear of the progress of
our Island boys, or boys who have been educated
on the Islands. News was received last week that
GUY Comfy, son Of the United States Minister
Resident, had passed brill 1t examination at
the end of his frst college year IN Columbus, and
had entered upon his second year with excellent
prospects.
The report in a Saturday paper that Mr.. Powers,
who made an attempt his life on the Monday
previous, was under the influence of liquor at the
time: is untrue Our reporter Is informed that
MIR. p. is a sober and industrious man, but had |
lattery been out of employment, and the rash act
was committed while labOring under severe tit of
dependency His wound is not likely to prove
serious.
The roads, that constant source of complaint,
come once more TO the front. PunchbOwl street, /
from the Hospital TO the head of Emma street, is
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carefully made of soft earth, and the consequence
is that after the smart showers of Saturday, the
road has become almost impossible for either car
riage traffic pedestrians. Where road Is made
it would be as well TO make it intelligenty.
Her Majesty has visited the Queens Hospital
within the last few days. She made most thorough
tour of the buildings, talked to the patients, in
speCted the dining rooms stOre-rooms and cook
houses When tie Queen lett she expressed her
self as much pleased with what she had seen.
Inspection of buildings of this kind and the per
sunal intercourse between the patients and their
Queen will tend TO increase the popularity which
this lady enjoys.
''Kulaokahua and Punahou Buss Line :" Will
commence running on Thursday morning next.
going out on Beretania street, and returning on
King street, for the present The following is the
time table:
Leave Honolulu. from W. g. Irwin d Co.'S store:
G.1O, $50, 7.i5, 10, 1905 ?, AIS. 80, 6.4j, TO-
Leave Punahou from corner OF Mr.. b. +.
Dillincham's residence: go, 40, SO 1888,
1245, 2.3O, $50, $40, 40, 1O.2O.
The LiEcliEs experienced very severe weather
during the last trip. She was unable to comuiui-
cate with the shore Mt Laupahoehoe. The passen-
gers who were waiting for her there had TO ride
overland to Hilo in order 10 get passage. 1t Is
reported that in consequence of the bad weather
large quantity of sugar IS awaiting shipment.
Along the Hamakua coast there are probably 1900
tOns ready IN be sent TO Honolulu. One Plantation
has $4,000 worth ready, which is desirable to get
Of
There should be some one appointed to that
carriages come up 10 the doors of the New Music
Hall. or any other place of entertainment where
number OF people are assembled. On Saturday
evening the disordcrly manner IN which the car
riages crowded about the doors was most disgrace
ful. Probably when Minister has had his car
rage smashed in the crush something will be done.
Ii Is rumured that the citizens intend to present
free tickets TO the Cabinet, 30 that members may
be induced To visit all entertainments that may be
gwen and the desired smash occur as soon posi-
be The worst of II is thai the Cabinet may take to
using express.
DoDD's Omnibus is a boon and n blessing to the
inhabitants of Nuuanu Avenue and Whereabouts.
A clean ard comfortable vehicle civil and pune
tual driver. makes one wonder how it is that las .
week only saw the beginning of the undertaking.
For dollar gets ticket emitting the bearer
10 eight rides our French friends say courses
and the driver punches out figure from the ticket
III, arosrer a 10