The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-12

enabled to attend the sittings Of the House for a
short period each day.
The Rev. IA. Cruzan went over to Maui las,
week on visit His stay will probably extend
until sunday the 18th inst.
The ; :. Ss,- had not arrived at san Francisco
when the Cly e. Nesr Yorl left on the LIST inst
She WIS then uins DAYS ont
The name Of Mr.. A. ". Bush was inadvertently
omitted from the COLLATION. Committee Of the
Fourth Of July arrangements.
The Rev M warnurisht has been in Honolulu
during the past week on his usual quarterly visit
| h. rgturnsd to Kapaa by the c. &. Bi.tep last
evening
on Friday las. Mr.. Aholo expressed desire
that in future members making charges against
Government servants shall be prepared TO prove
the same.
The Cts Of Nsr Iorl made thu passsss from
Pilot to Pilot IN days - hours and d minutes
Her arrival on Saturday afternoon last was pleas
ant surprise
Mr.. G. 2. Wells, the music dealer has extended
his place Of business by the occupation OF the
premises adjoining his old stand IN CampDel'S
Block. No. luI Fort street.
Water is now flowing from the ariezian vel
recently bored by NJ. Fsssler for the Rev. Mr..
Bingham In this case water has been obtained
at the comparatively short depth Of So feet.
The now building Of Mr. J. I waisrhOuse on
Fort street vas opened last week. Ii is the hand
soonest shop 10 this CITY It Is on the site Of the
old No. 10, and vii continue to h known as
No. To-
Nj Haistsad's mill has finished grinding.
Every prospect Of good yield as soon as he starts
IN again His plantation promises 10 give between
800 and 100 tons The cane looks IN me CONDITION
The w0rk is saidto very economically done.
The Planters Labor and supply Company has
chArtcred the schooner Jis to ~ south for labor
ers. She viii be commanded by Captain Tieruy.
There are orders for no less than 81 laborers asked
for. The voyage will probably last mouths
A water right case has been exciting waialua
for some time. Judge McCUIly went down last
Friday TO see the land before giving his decision.
He made a thorough examination. walking over
considerable ground IN the course OF ms iHspeN-
tion,
The British steamer T.if.arE arrived on Monday
from Hongkong, VIA Japan. She has on board
LOO Cinnamon. 30 Of whom will BE landed here
as soon as the authorities are prepared tof tnen
reception az the quarantine station. These men
are already engaged
The saturday evening Temperance Meetings at
the Bethel ysstry are the means Of doing good
work. Mr. Hallen5eck conducted the meeting on
Saturday last and many new converts respohas si
10 his earnest calls. The hour Of meeting Is 'ap
P. M. and all are invited to attend.
The new P. N. 5. 5. son ya-s has. left New York
for san Francisco via Aspinvall. and is due tins
-. ss srs4 s-a shall gan
this magnificent steamer. and henceforth we may
der,sud rpon having regular fortnichtly couluuni-
cation by the old established j. N. ). 5. Co
The government and Young Havaii'' are de
sirous just nov OF playing -loan" hand The
hand should be a strong one and should hold both
bowers. some wicked fellow suggests that bowers
ere knaves ANYHOW. The loan hand must be
weak. we fear. for We are quite sure there cannot
be any knayes about the administration Of Young
Hawaii
We saw a specimen Of country road making the
other day: Just beyond the seven mile bridge on
the Eva road a gang Of men were at work ON
Friday they carefully deposited few shovels full
Of loose earth upon the r0ad, with view Of max
ING nice creamy paste when the hrst heavy ram
came along.
The road to waialua. just before entering the
village has been changed. and sweeps more 70 the
mains. however. and a. there is no notice put up.
the unwary traveller is beguied half a mile out Of
his course only b bring up against fence
sign post ought 70 be placed at the point where the
new road branches Of.
On Thursday last Mr.. Geo. Lucas. EK-Chisf
Engineer Of the Honolulu Fire Department was
presented With a gold watch and chain by the
members Of the brigade on the occasion Of his
retirement. He held this post Of honor foT two
consecutive years. and be was First Assistant for
many years His reputation a. Fireman Is
uusullied and be retires With lsurels on his brow
St. Louis School will close next Friday, July
18th. with puJlic exhibition. and be rs-opened
OF the first Monday Of September next in the
new building al kansksls, as = boarding and day
school with its original name College OF ~.
Louis The course Of education Will embrace
be obtained by application % the Kew. Father
Clements Of tbs Catholic Mission
The Rev. T. Blackburn. the late Warden of the
Guild Of St. Andrew. vas presented with com
Elementary address by the members Of that body
on the eve Of his departure for New Zealand. he
was asked to accept Of few small articles Of
siver~are as a token OF the high esteem in which
be was held by his numerous friends Mr.. and
ms. Blackburn left BY the CITY ~ Nrrr IoIl early
on Sunday morning.
The Hon. Representatives. unanimously CON
curred IN the resolution introduced by Mr.. kalua
on Monday that In view Of the prosperity Of this
nation resulting from the Reciprocity Treaty. II
vas high time that the Ministry made known %
the Assembly and the public at large their intended
policy in regard this matter. Dr.. ]. Mott Smith
strongly supported the resolution IN a lengthy
and eloquent speech, which will be found in the
Legislative proceedings
Messrs. HOLSTER & Co. have just received and
put up in their store very handsome soda fOun-
tain This Is OF the kind known as the prize
fountain, and was manufactured by John Mathews
OF New York 1t is fitted up with various oolored
marbles. tTo men can work az the fountain az |
once. patent valve is a feature Of the fountain
II permits regular charge Of syrup to 60 into the
glass and no more unless specially desired by the
customer. A sample Of the soda which We tasted. |
proved II 70 be Of excellent quality. Call on Ho
lister and judge for yourselves
meeting Of veterans Of the C. $ Army and
Navy was held at the Hawaiian Hotel on Saturday
evening last. General Comfy called the meeting
to order and nominated Dr.. Hagan 10 the Chair. |
The President briefly stated the object Of the
meeting. and,on motion to apply for Charter for
Post OF the G. A. r. ii carried. The Secretary,
Mr.. C. II. Eidrid-e. was instructed to call
adjourned meeting on Saturday next, the 18th inst.
for the purpose Of receiving the names OF al
veterans wh0 desire to become members Of this
Post. After vote Of thanks to Mr.. Lawlor FOR
the use OF the Hotel parlors the meeting adjourned
HAwAu
Capt.. Robertson. Of san Francisco, has taken
command Of the stesmorH'. Il. Rssi
The thTee-masted schooner EJccisioI cleared from
HIlo for port Townsend on Thursday Iulv 9Th in