The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-04

| Honolulu Rife Association his Majesty, WhO
President of the Association, did the honors o
this occasion in his usual liberal manner. III
range selected was 800 yards and resulted in fave
Of the ALASKA team by Il points. The follOwin
are the scores:
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The COMPANY of Minstrels from the L. 5.
Alasgg gave very fair entertainment on Saturda
evening last In the first part, Bones and his visa
| Wis got of some local puns which ELECTED mucl
| laughter. The dancing Of Young formed the prin
cipal feature in the second part, whilst the char
acter song Of The Ole Log Cabin by Miller, wa
| deservedly applauded. There Is room for improve
meut in the Sketches which formed the thir'
| part The valuable assistance rendered by th
| knher company was highly appreciated by th
| audience, especially Mr.. kohler's wonderful per
| formances on the hageolet and ocarina. The &C
| Compartment on the piano by Mr.. Hydes addeC
| greatly 10 the success Of the entertainment. II
fact, without the kohler company there could hay
| been no entertainment. The house was extremely
full and several who had taken reserved seat tick
cts, had TO content themselves with standing room
owing to the acknowledgement in allotting seats bl
the improvised ushers. Amongst the audience
were Captain Belknap, Major Wodehouse and
| Mons. Feer. The 3" boys, are 70 be congratulate
on giving pleasant evenings entertainment as
well making the affair a financial success.
The new regulations for carriages and rates Of
fares are published in the present issue. Section
states that &" the drivers must obey the police
It is hoped that the police will wake up to sens,
/ Of their duties, 10y acquiring knowledge of the
Law, and see that it is properly executed. Section
| 6 provides that "ro licensed horse and carriage
must be left without proper attendant, or prop
erly secured" If this section had ended at the
/ word attendant there could have been no mistake
about what It means, but the alternative renders
II ambiguous This ought TO apply to all carriages
whether licensed or otherwise. Section enumer.
ates the II stands that have been set apart for
licensed carriages Sections 9, 10, II and l., are
| worthy Of the careful perusal Of all cabmen. by
Section l3 we learn that from any point around
the harbor to Beretania Street the fare for sin
gle passenger is l25f cents In order TO facilitate
the change for quarter, the drivers should be well
provided with hack tickets. But who ever knew a
hickman to tender change for quarter Special
clauses are made for hapiOlani Park and the Pail,
and when two o. more offer the regular rate must
be accepted. The 18th Section is the Penal Sec
ton. the most important part of which is THAT
whoever shall demand more than the authorized
fare, shall upon complaint be arrested, and upon
conviction be liable TO the penalty set forth in
Section IL Of the Act approved the 18th August
1852. A driver should not only be penalised for
demanding more than his fare but also for acoepf-
ing more. These rules took effect yesterday, and
all former rules are abolished. Cabby Read, Marx,
Learn and inwardly digest
Hawai-.
The Rev. 7. Coan continues quite feeble, yet is
apparently improving.
The weather at HamaEua is very dry, and all
the cane as far as Lidgate's quite poor.
a slight shock of earthquake was felt at Hilo,
on Friday evening September 22nd at about half
past seven o'clock.
Alargc company of Portuguese, 30 all told, were
landed at waiakea Mill on Sunday last, Septem-
Der 2ith OF this number IS we're men, women
and boys able to work, and Il small children
Her Majesty Queen Emma, arrived at Hilo from
Kau via the Volcano and Puma road on Tuesday
September 18th, the guest of the Hon Nawahi.
On Wednesday afternoon Her Majesty held a
reception at the Honorable Representatives resi-
dcnce at which time, most Of the foreign residents
Of Hilu gladly paid their respects TO the worthy
lady. The Rev. L. Coan sent his Aloha, and re-
grets that he was unable TO leave his sick bed to
call upon Her Majesty to which Queen Emma
replied in person by call upon the venerable old
gentleman spending some moments at his bedside,
On Thursday, by invitation of the Waiakea Mill
Co, she made railroad excursion through the
II.
Likelike for Honolulu. Her visit at Hilo has been
marked by much enthusiasm from the natives and
a kindly interest from all the foreigners.
MAUI.
The comet is a splendid sight in Waikiki.
wailulu Mill commenced grinding on the 18th
Of September.
Great approval here at the appointment of Mr.
Armstrong as Road Supervisor,
Coleman came down in the Kdog,a Hog He is
going to try his cane planter on Spreckels' land
Spreckels has had notices stuck up that all cat
tie are to be taken OFF the Waikiki Commons by
October lst
The Artcsian well at Kahului is at a standstill.
The drill has broken in the hole, and they are
trying TO fish II out
Spreckels store is booming. Lots Of new goods
and delcacies, trufies &c. | often 20 in there,
and always see customers.
Dr. Bailey has been appointed health physician
for the district Of Makawao. His residence is
by telephone with the various business
ocaities
Rev. Father Gulstan. from Kohala, is on visit
% Waikiki Last Sunday he preached in purtu-
n
hat It was astonishing how we'll he spoke IN that
anguage, and they expressed themselves highly
delighted
KAUAI
The bark Ciiaayo was unable to discharge her
yholc cargo of coal at waioli ON account Of bad
Weather setting In.
Inspector Baldwin was expected at an carly |
lay to establish an English school. Something |
cry much needed at kilauca.
All the Plantations on the windward side Of
lanai are still busily engaged in cane planting.
Weather Is cool and pleasant.
Mr. Mac6c and family returned to their lovely
sland Home this week. The plantation gladly
.ccomcd back its genial manager, after few |
1ccks' absence, during which he visited the Coast
n business.
Two Cinnamon and one native, all drunk, rode
through Kilauca at broak-ncck speed, last sun.
oy just rs the services at the church closed. Il
'as certainly not an ennobling sight 20 the con
rcgation and was especially bad for the new
immigrants.
The Rev. Il. +. Wainwright has discontinued
is labor at Mauea, physical ill-health eompoll-
lg him to do so. Services will be held regularly
very Sunday by some one Of the residents on the
MIR. Wainwright will conhne his min
'tratiOn % kapaa and the vicinity.
"
Z You Don't Believe It. Ask any German.
nd he will convince you that st. Jacobs Oil is
be most wonderful remedy that has ever been
rought before the public. rheumatism Of many
ears standing has yielded immediately to its
lmust magical influence. As many have expressed
its action is electrical seeming TO drive the pain
efore it until all discomfort leaves the BODY and
he warm glow of health and comfort remains. II
a certain cure for neuralgia, giving immediate
lief upon the first application, and curing, in a
hort time. the most inyeterate cases.
War against suffering has been declared by st
loob's Oil. 925
.uuau ut the Kings Waikiki Residence.
His Majesty gave a very pleasant luuau at Wal
iki ON Saturday last the object to entertain
he Captains and officers Of the Alaslu and SIP
10. Every preparation had been made for the
lmfou and entertainment Of the guests. A lanai
raped with Hawaiian flags had been erected for
le dancers and an excellent floor had been laid
own. On this the younger members OF the com
any enjoyed quadrilles, waltzes and polkas 10
ieir hearts content. The older members found
mple enjoyment in sauntering about the grounds
nd sitting under the grateful shade of the trees.
owards four O'Clock all adjourned to another