The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-01-18

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Sir Harry PaIkes, Governor of New South Wales.
n very bitter opponent of Chinese immigration to
1 the colony he has been ruling, passed through on
/ the last steamer.
Col. and Mrs. Judd left in the Australia, they %
east to purchase furniture for the new palace Mr..
! II. Whitney will as Chamberlain during the
absence of Colonel Judd.
An article upon labor introduction, from the pen
Z of Sir. II NJ. Whitney, which appears in to-day's
issue, deserves careful consideration Ii contains
| al [--tirely neS idea.
! The Young Peoples Union will meet tomorrow
1 Thursday evening, at the residence of F. Il.
Harnden, at ~ o'clock. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the Young people.
/ The band played at the hotel On Monday even
ing: a large crowd were assembled: the Australian
| passengers oppressed themselves as surprised and
pleased at That they heard.
The government are commencing to bore well
on the Aliialani lot; it is experiment TO see if
the lower part of the town. and especially shipping
] eau be supplied from this source.
! The public schools are fuller than they have
ever been for years. At Fort Stree. there are now
2io scholars, the largest number that has at
tended sinos the formation of the school.
/ The Teachers and Scholars If the Fort Street
/ Sabbath School will be glad to know that their
Lesson Book for lSS2 have at length arrived, and
will be distributed on next Sabbath morning.
KaumakapiH Church is being pushed along.
The timbers of the roof are all In place. and have
been boarded over during ;he last week. prspara-
tory to shInehns OF stating whatever 1t Is 10 be-
Cold yes II has been cold, the town has had
wet weather and Geld weather enough. and would
Ike a return 10 the much talked Of sunny skies
Last Wednesday was an especially Objectionable
night
The German schooner Laefiiia which left Jaluit
for this port December LIST; brings news that there
had been p fight amcnC the natives Tarawa
early in November. Some thirty persons were
killed.
There is rumer of a new bank which will be
shortly established-tfree Honolulu gentlemen
have accepted the position Of Directors; a fourth
Is being looked for. The promoter left in thl
steamer.
We regret 20 learn that Miss Mary Widemann,
daughter OF Hon. H. A. Widemann. died this
morning. Her funeral will take place this after
noon. at 5 O'Clock, from the Roman Catholic
Cathedral.
AL members of the Y. NJ. c. A. are requested to
be present at their regular monthly meeting which
will be held tomorrow Thursday evening at the
Iyceum, as business OF gre 4 importance Will
occupy the associations attention.
A sailor belonging to the ship NinereL, was
committed TO the insane asylum last Friday He
bad been wandering about cutting ropes and pilfer
ing small articles, until the captain had TO apply
for the assistance of the civil authorities.
A new era in passenger traffic has been inaugur-
ated by Mr.. Dodd: he has started a line Of ornui-
buses which up the valley far Mr.. Paty's
house. AS soon the public get accustomed TO
the time doubtless they Will be largely patronlzed
Mr.. F. Kengner, the correspondent of several
leading German papers, who arrived here recently
from San Francisco has visited Kauai, and intends
making tour Of Hawaii, took his departure
for that island yesterday in the steamer Lke!iks.
Yesterday morning was perhaps the coolest of
the season. Al the residence of Hon. S y. Castle.
at hawaiahao, the thermometer at O'Clock indi-
Gated 81; at O'Clock, So; and at O'Clock 6i'-
the thermometer indicating the abo' e temperature
was ON the hack yeranda and faced the north.
An addition has been made to Mr.. Lemon s fine
billiard saloon. new table from the celebrated
manufactory of the J. NJ. Brunswick Il Bake Co..
has been received. This table Is beautifully in
laid with fancy woods. and for beauty and finish
surpasses anything of the kind ever seen here.
1t never rains but it rours and in illustration of
the adage, perfect shower of mails came upon
us at the butt end of last week and the beginning
OF this first we had the D. c. MH~rGu. With dates
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two days later and lastly the regular steamer from
the south with two days later still.
George Davis, the man under suspician Of hay
ing attempted to break into Mr.. Hopper's safe has
been committed for trial to the Supreme Court:
the case will come on during the present term.
The name of Davis is rather unlucky Just now,
this is the third of the name that Will appear at
the bar of public justice within few weeks.
Last Thursday, dog leaped from the upper
front balcony of the Governments: building TO the
ground. a distance of more than twenty feet. The
fall did not seem to hurt him much the Irish
remarked. but the stopping suddenly did some
what. In a moment however, he trotted of, and as
he passed into the street, be glanced back with
look which seemed to imply that somehow the
Government was TO blame.
Next Saturday, the Amateur Dramatic Club will
make its Debut before the public. The pieces
chosen are the comedy "All that elitters is not
gold " and the extravaganza The happy man"
The proceeds Of the first performance will be de
voted to defrayng the cost of books, wardrobe and
other necessaries. When fully organized and
equipped the association Will devote the proceeds
OF It's entertainments TO the various local charities
The movement deserves support The theatre
doors will open al P. NJ, the curtain will 60 up at
O'Clock.
A meeting vas O.. Mahoe, H. J. Wanna
was chosen PRESIDE Elama Secretary.
Everyonc stood uu ur E.. re his opinion about
s!ecting but after the E.l 5. Il. kaai had gwen
address. the full1wIs mes were approved by
the house as good men % in: +. Pahia. James
kgar. j. W. M1auazh and John Kalama. The
Hon. S. X haaI also invited the electors TO vote
for lle Hon. ". II. Gibson because. be said there
was no q. ut made by the Hon. W. VI. Gibson dur
M .-a lass two sessions against the right Of the
Eia"alals- The meeting vas postponed until
A complaint comes along upon the subject OF
ELSEWHERE when two people take hack. they do
NOT pay two iuL fares; he driver has very little
eEtrl scar ai'a tefr 90 Lls vehicle on Gccuunt Of
'Gg two pa sence-s. D.. tIkes him no longer 70
complete l-5 l1J ana 81 is usual TO reduce the
.1rlce IF an passt--s-a ger the first. Attention
has been called o. Tins. ON the case of a hack
driver Who cnarLel tlr full fares of 30 cents
apiece for ct1yIl- .F ladies ard child to a
place E-l-e epoN. ..a lsOleuul: he was all right
according 20 law, .- paid without complaint.
gut the law = Hdrl-. ether on the subject. A
man has no bg-ls.. make 81 80 for a lob
Which gives hlm Ne- le more trouble than one
which Az would ly : obliged 10 do for 30 cts.
he mater : Dr. -.. ads of the Minister of
Interior. le Las iaa over the fares Of hack
driven
The lsteltion IL charge of the theatre
should , l-.iied Do incs: 1t is not conducive
10 the enjoyment % entertainment that may
be gwen. shat oaaia- TINS should be admitted
iast SATURDAY ils-a rls pleasing duet between
the performers o. e. age and infant in the
gallery Another l145 IS pea nuts these were
beng crooked Vltla-. intermiSsiou, throughout
the Whole rlor--a-.r 70 the great annoyance of
@ NUM- of people were IN the gallery; the
amusement V7ss .r-r Z. not by low class whites
or natives BOT bv what Is supposed 10 be
good fam y: they i remember that as good
behavior IS exleC-e- he gallery, as in the par
Quette- vlen The claw llmIaer coat is ou-peIpe
don't CT t..- -l1u---r 5 with their clothes Who
ever takes Ct aga ~ -le theatre should see that
the audie-c-. rTa.' IN what part of the house,
90 not have Il sir con pit in;erfered with.
LAVAL.
roS still continues ON Mr.. Wildsr's well, but
r1 9 r y reported.
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