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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Police Justice at Wailuku again.

EDITOR GAZETTE Noting the remarks Of sob
server il your last issue have to say that agree
in the main, and for one white man amongst Sc
many, mNst now, right here, protest against the
action of the Government appointing native kanaka
Judges of the Police Courts who are ignorant OF
every qualification of Magistrate and who CANNOT
sFcak fnslrl Of English. Governor Dominis has,
in virtue of his recently acquired jurisdiction made
native here Deputy Justice, but in reality the
Justice Of the place. He cannot speak a word OF
Anglo-Saxon, knows nothing of law or the law of
evidence and yet IL called to adjudcate IN cases
in manner aud language entirely foreign 10 his
limited capacity. The white people here most of
whom are necessarily nomadic have in the past
suffered, and now are called upon to continue to
suffer in the direction indicated. l would call en-
the Americans. English, Portuguese and Chinese
Of this place TO protest against this injustice TO
this District, and although caknot hope for any
relief chat not being usually accoEled by Hawaiian
authorties, yet it IS well that the public Of Mani
at Waikiki, may see that some one is yenturesome
enough TO write about this wrong.
ASoIHER OBSERVER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
grw zdrrsiisrmr4fs.
Delightful News to the La
dies of Honolulu
AND the VARIOUS ISLANDS

MRS. A. NJ. MELLIs, who is admitted
to be the Leading Millinery aud Dress
maker Modesto in the Kingdom, begs leave
to say to her numerous Lady friends, that
her New Stock of Beautiful Goods recently
ordered, are now beginning to arrive,
which include all the Very Latest French
and American Fashions, in Ladies and
Children's Hats, Bonnsts and Dress Pat
terms, of rich and rare designs.
MRS. MELLIs strictly supcrintsnds all
work, aud being always so thoroughly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
The Honolulu Ice Manufacturing Company.

We took the opportunity of visiting Mr.. Wilder s
Ice works the other day and inspecting the new
machinery. The new engine which has been put
IN, Is an excellent one il has l6-inch cylinder
and 2-foot stroke: the pump has Il 12-inch
cylinder aud 2-foOt strOke-it is direct acting.
A large room has been erected III which the freez-
ing process Is carried on tank 81 feet, divided
into q sections each capable of freezing two tons
Of ice, occupies the whole length of the building
On enquiry we found that it takes three days TO
prepare the ice for market. At present the ma
chinery does not work up 10 its full capacity, Mr.
Wilder only freezing about one-third Of the tank
at time. From this room to the store house is a
shoot down which the blocks of ice rush at a great
rate. This storeroOm is capable of holding 100
tons Of ice, nearly six weeks supply for the town
The room is 20 feet square and feet in height it
Is half sunk under ground, is lined with iron, has
double wall, filled with four inches of saw dust
and coal dust, II inches Of air space and double
roof. To enter il Is like getting whiff from the
Arctic regions. Mr.. Wilder has certainly shown
both energy and foresight in putting up such an
excellent set of works for this purpose. Some
5000 have been spent on this enterprise within
the last few weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

competent, and particularly with be-
patrons orders, it is not strange that al
Ladies of Fashion and Taste arc her
Customers.
LADIES, with aeir Children, are. inyit-
ed to call and see Samples of the New Fall
and Winter Styles in her Millinery Depart
ment, and also to see the New and Latest
Plumes, Feathers, Trimmings, etc. Every
pains taken to please the most fastidiOus,
and all work guaranteed in every respect.
92l
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NC Niarara ? Inauirr.

H L. II. Commissioner Major Wodehouse con
vened a court of inquiry on the 18th inst, relative
10 the less of the British ship Niggaiu which was
wrecked IN attempting the entrance 10 the harbor
while in charge OF Pilot Mcintyre and IN tow OF
the tug Pele. The members of the court vers, Ma
ior J. II. Wodehouse, Capt. II. w. Mist, II. NJ
Capt Marston Of bark LADY Ldmpson, and Capt
Luce Dir. G. r. Buckland, secretary.
From the evidence Eddpced it was found that
Capt. Good was free from blame The vessel being
at the time in charge Of the pilot The pilot wa
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?. W. 5. 5. COG TIme TabIe for ] ee2.
COM MER GAL.
RoNoTrLr- ocToRER

HONOLULU. OCTOBER y. iss2.
Business during the past week has been Of lcnine
character AMONGST wholesale and retail dealers in plan
istion supplies the undoubtedly attributable %
the presence In the city Of those whore enterprise
the turning point and which the monetary interests
Of large maturity are hinged, the Planter
Dates have been received from n, Coast 70 thc iih
inst. and in tho thus presented change abroad
in the prices Of our domestic produc- s. noticeable
In imports note the arrival 81 on, cargo Of general
merchandise from New York aud one from the Coast,
the valued at ssooo, Few articles per Zcalandia
from sydney and lumber from Port Townsend PEI Kit
sap.
The exports have been light considering that two
steamers the suoz and Zcaanda both left during the
week for the Coast but this being The OF :" season
fof Sugar and the low rate. the Coast Tor Rice may
in some degree account for the slacknrss visible.
The mail steamer city OF New York is due from tie
Coast on the 9Th inst with dates 20 ihc sst inst
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MARRIED.

JoRDAN-LEES-In the Bethel Church ia this city
on the 2ist inst, by the Rev e. Damon assisted by
kcvs. Macintosh and Wallace. Nj Z W JoHpAN 10
Miss A1icE {. LEEs; both Of Honolulu
TuCKER-HERBERT- 81. Andrew Cathodral-
IN this city. the 18th inst by the Rev Wallace
Mr.. j. G. TUCKEH 10 Miss CLARA L. HEFBEBr. both of
this city.
MckEAGUE -BELFORD-A the house OF Mr..
Mokcaguc, aunt Of both bride and bridegroom lictia
oahu Tuesday. october 26th, by fhc Rev. Alexander
Mnckintosh, Of 81. Andrews Cathedral, Honolulu.
RoBEEr ALExANDER, son Of Robert Mckearuc ESQ, OF
smarisyille, California, 10 NARY Ann. daughter Of
Robert Beiiord, Esq u Golden, Illinois. No Cards
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Waikapu mill fired up for trial of machinery
last week and everything worked beautifully. This
week. work will be commenced in earnest The
cane looks fine and everything indicates success
full season. During the non grinding season Mr.
w. II. Cornvel has put things into splendid shape
The mill looks as bright as a new dollar three
bitches have been dug to utilize tho large quantity
of water which is lost whenever a freshet occurs
The water Is conveyed to a large depression cover
ing some three acres, which is TO be used as res
ervor thus freshet water will be stored up against
dry times This reservoir will allow for the cult
walton Of 20 additional acres of cane.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The question Of leprosy is troubling the Maui
people; it is high time that = raid was made in
Waikiki, but 1t is presumed that His EIcellency
the President of the Board of Health is too much
engaged with coronations, crowns, DC, to trouble
his head about leprosy The condition of leprosy
in Lahaina is also reported as very bad indeed.
The cause of half Of this is said not TO be the Doc
tors, but TO have its source higher up in official
dom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

RYAN-In this city. Oct 2ist iSs2. Of CONSUMPTION.
r. d. RrAS. native Of MARI syillc Cain aged about
year.. ~ Mar1svilic aud stockton papers please
copy.
DUNSCOMBE-ln this city. Oct. 2ad. Mary JANE.
the beloved wife Of Edward Duusromhe. q native Of
Dublin. ireland. Aged Is years
She swoeily fell asleep DO Jesus
eC- New York and lrish papers please copy.
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Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel for the v-eeI,
ending Oct 23d

Joncs, Jr. and family. Honouiu; r Homer. la
hana. Cd Theohad. san Francisco: Cullen kooiau:
frost San Diego; Iundey Kappa: u Corn
we'll, Maui; Jas II Comwell. Brooklyn, y Y: Mrs n
tilleu, Maui. Miss Fillcn. Mani Mcnkp Lihue: IN
Dortman, Eleele Robbins. Waikapu; 2 n Fasold.
san Eranciscus r Hind. Hawaii; W II Holmes, Homo
aph; Mrs Jus Hcuton Kohala: J II kimbaU NJ d.
kohala. q 4 Shipmau. Hilo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The letter concerning the appointment of p Ka-
luna as Deputy Police Magistrate at Waikiki, has
been commented on and is said to be quite to the
point we are informed however, that the writer
omiis one important matter, and that is, that the
said kaluna is a leper and acknowledges it him
self
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
Oct is-Nor bk Imacos Nelson from New York
2-P N Zeaandia, Weber. from Australia
23-Am hrtne Consuelo. Howard. from san Trau
A-Am hk kit-ap. Robinson. from Port Tovus-ud
Sailed.
Oct i5-Am bktnc Amelia. Ncuhali for n Townsend
ls-Am sch Dakota, Bailey for Port ToWn=end
2-Br stmr Suez podd. FOR san Francisco
2-PMSS Zeaiandia Weber FOR San Francisco
Vessels in Port.
An bk Lady Lampson Mursion
Am bk D Z Murray Jenks
Am sch Claus Sprcckcls Consin- frcpaifiuuI
Am sch Eva, Wlckmau
Am bk Cabarien, Hubbard
Am chip Hope Curtis (dsmastetn
Haw blk Iolaui. Garrclls
Nor hk Imacos. Nelson
An bktue Kitsap. Robinson
Am brtne Consneo, Howard
L. :. :. Alaska. Belknap
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IMPORTS

TOM syaney and Australia per lealandia, Oct -
= bales oasum. jcwelIy C. saddles = es metal
rolls mating 80 sks oats, . pigs gcn mdse and 2i,
From View York, per ImaCos, Oct ia full Car-U of
general merchandise including hardware agricultural
implements paints, oil. glass machincs coal dry
Goods. etc. Castle Cooke AEents
Prom San Francisco, per Consuulo. Oct "A fun
cargo OF general merchandise. irwin Co. Agcnt-
From Port Townsend, per kitsap October 9Th
LullheI. shlnEIcs aud lath.. n nncEflIl A Co Al.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Porter the retiring manager leaves universally re
GREETED, as he has by his unceasing efforts and
kindness of manner won the esteem and respect Of
both employers and employees.
The usual monthly musicale, Of Oahu College
given at that institution on the 18th inst and
to large and appreciative audience of parents
Of the scholars and friends Of the school. The
rendering of the various portions Of the programme
reflected considerable credit upon the system OF
teaching by Mrs. Hanford and upon the applica-
ton and ability of the scholars. The programme
Is here presented;
l. Quartette, Mrs. Hanford, Miss Jones, Presi-
dent Jones. W. l.. Jones, Jr.
.. Piano Duet, "Andante." Beethoven. Nellie
Warehouse and A. Kinney.
3. Piano solo, Spring Sorg,n Heller, Ada Jones.
4. Vocal Solo, The Sky Lark Hatton, Jennie
Grieye
3. Piano Solo, Sonata Haydn, Hessie Dickson.
6. Piano Solo, "Airs from Magic Flute" Mozart.
May Dillingham;.
FAKT IL
Voluntary. Miss Renton.
1. Piano Solo, Robert lie Diable," Meyefbeer,
Annie Cleghorn.
= Piano Duet "Polonaise," Schubert, Nellie
Lowrie and Louise Tisdale.
3. Vocal Solo, "Tho'rt like unto flower Rubin
stein, Alice Renton.
Z. Piano Solo, "Alinuet de Mozart" Schubert,
Marian Austin.
3. Vocal Solo, The Village Blacksmith's Bride,
Holzel, Mrs. Hanford.
g. Quartette, Mrs Hanford, Miss Jones, Presi-
dent Jones, w. j.. Jones.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Other canoe races than those mentioned will
probably be added to the programme, as also
several swimming. tug of war and diving con-
tests. On the evening preceding His Maiesty's
birthday tits intended TO have grand torchlight
procession in which the Fire Department will be
asked to participate. The Committee will publish
an official programme at an early day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
DIR. BAILEY

HAVING BEEN APPoINfGEIf EA
IA the Boafd 81 Eeslth. rhfhcat. ~ I1l l.tIIlf ~
Na-ag1o. Aae laken BIZ rraldcuf a ~ IONA r r01t
oi Merton CO. Stores and heIlhr ttiat1aItI Nt'.7
rlgulc co1lniullc4iilh NlIl ttl faa. tl|rI. AZ xxi
ncst % ile vicinity VIZ t.leat sfaurlT q ~ taI,N
either b tfIf1 nc1l b. kI.I I lI| rI
regularly. m less rrerfnl1t "a ftlfeIaaI.l rtlE|
uouIt fala. rtrAeItr|I|E va ilaIIIeA "a = Its1
add l1ataE1y Of each week. lfafbIe 1t Hlftrr HfnE
81 * os'qsk. sd ieusisla N s.st a'fA = t
asa HI easte1, y p.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Waihee Mill has very different appearance now.
Everything is being put in splendid order and the
new machinery is being rapidly put into place
Grinding will commence in about month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Captain Hebron and family left Kahului, per
hiigHca Hon, for trip TO the coast All Maui
wishes the Captain bon royage and a speedy and
safe return.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

An auction sale of cattle, consisting of cows
calves, steers, heifers and working oxen is TO be
held at g. f. Beckwith's. Haiku Maui, on Mon
day the .3lth inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
The Coming Holiday.

The Executive Committee appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for the appropriate
celebration Of the coming birthday of His Majesty
the King. have progressed so far in their work rs
to be enabled 70 inform the public that the follow
ing events will probably constitute the programme
for the day;
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Glen c{drrrfsrmrnts.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM
L. this Kingdom George j. Campbell will act for m e
under full power Of attorney
9o@ W. II. PURvIs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Captain Mist's speech before the Planters Labor
and Supply Company, is highly spoken of. The
Island is in favor of the planters thoroughly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The telephone is in'good working order between
Laupaloehoe and Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The machinery for Ookala has been successfully
landed: there have been fine rains around this
plantation, which is fortunate for the owners, the
rest of the Hamakua district is reported as very
dry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Mr. Coulter the artist from California has spent
a week at Hilo and has made numberof sketches
OF the beautiful scenery Of Hilo and the valleys.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

\ sharp shock of earthquake was felt at Hilo ON
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at half past twelve O'Clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

HANE APPOINTED JOSEPH r..
Il WIsEMAN TO transact all business for me during
my absence from the Kingdom under full power Of
attorney. tJSS ~ JOHN A. PALMER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

We would call the attention Of our readers TO
letter from New York" which appears on our
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

BY the Zealap5ia news has been received Of the
safe arrival Of Mrs. Frank Harris in Melbourne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE STOCK
"a HOLDERS Of the WAfHEE SUGAR CO., viii Be-
held At the Office Of the Company. Wlihee Maui ~
WEDNESDAY. October 18th, issz
By order q the President a. a. COURTNEY.
Of The Company 95M see-y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Inc Alaska minstrel troupe assisted by local
amateurs gave a benefit to Mr.. Kohler at the
Music Hall on the evening of the 2lst inst The
performance was fair and seemed to please the
audience present, and II is presumed that the ben
efciary was pleased with the receipts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The Bishop of Olba is expected in Maui early
next month to consecrate the new Church at Ma
kawao, which Is now completed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The new building for the Young Mems Christian
Association it slowly approaching oompletion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The Cify w Nor York arrived "out. - on the 3rd
inst, days and l. hours from Honolulu, n DAYS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

In the absence OF Mr.. I. II. Davies the Planters
Labor and Supply Company have strengthened tho
board Of officers by electing a. 5. Hartwell Esq 10
the position Of NicePresident of the Corporation.
| The appointment is a iudicious one and will I'M
doubtedly rebound 20 the benefit Of the organiza-
tiou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
BORN.
DIED.

Nina II n. CITY october "a. isss to the wife Nj D
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

His Majesty now takes a constitutional
every morning before sunrise, in the harbor, in
boat He seems to be greatly interested In the
performances of the crews practicing for the
coming reratta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The billiard contest between J. Saunders and s
MakaIvi for championship honors was brought 10
n close on the second game of the series. Makawai
winning that game as well the first one the
tral being best two out Of three The score at the
close stood Makaiwi 800 Saunders $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Capt. Curtis of the American ship Hop, with
his wife and child, sailed for Sau Francisco in the
SUE on the end inst. 1t is somewhat doubtful if
the Hop refits at this port the scarcity of labor
and the necessary material foreshadowing II to be
an eEpensive undertaking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Yesterday a boats crew from the {. S. S. Aitst1
launched torpedo underneath the bow Of the
wrecked NiggIIu. and the explosion demolished
portion Of that part Of the stranded vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Mr.. Frank Godfrey is now attached to the
GAZETTE STAFF. Courtesies extended to him will
be appreciated BY Us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

In the ocean race between the Sue and ZeaiaH-
din the ZealaHdia Is the favorite in the betting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

By a notice in another column it will be seen
that irrigation Is now allowed between the hours
Of and O'Clock A. NJ. Captain Walter T. Wood
has been appointed inspector Of taps. and swears
by JHpifcT PiHrins to show no favor to those
caufht disobeying the regulations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

welcome rain has visited the Kona side of
Oahu during the last IS hours making everything
look fresh and green
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The reason the Hamakua mail did not come down
last week was that the native gentleman in charge
had been exercising his rights as free born Ha-
waiian under the new liquor law and had got
gloriously drunk. We learn that some important
law papers were IN consequence too late for filing
for the Waimea term. Pleasant for the litigants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

2i02 letters weighing over g. lbs and 3l9 papers
weighing l0l lbs The Sps, sailing a few hours
before carried $3.50 letters weighing 20 lbs and 1915
papers weighing 1856 lbs. Postmaster General
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The German immigrants who arrived at this
port on the l4th inst per Hawaiian bark Igllni.
have been forwarded to the various plantations on
Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The Legislative Assembly appropriated $1,000
for wharf at Hilo. That sum is totally useless,
wholly inadequate to be expended here for the
building of a wharf. Il would. however build a
wharf at Walakea, to which ships could be moored
and unload their cargoes in any kind of weather.
If the sum appropriated was expended at Waiakea
(which is really portion of Hilo) then the public
would be benefited. AT the same time, w would
recommend to our enterprising friends. G. Wilder,
10 take the old track used for the construction of
the Marine Railway at Honolulu, transport it to
our city and make RAILROAD from the wharf to
be erected at Waiakea to Hho. This ,coald try and
would be the beginning of a Railroad from Hilo to
Hamakua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Mr.. J. G. Tucker, a well known resident of this
city, and Miss Clara Herbert step daughter of Allen
Herbert Esq the former proprietor of the Hawaiian
Hotel, we're joined IN the bonds of matrimony at
ST. Andrews Cathedral on the 18th inst The
couple received many congratulations from their
numerous friends.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Nh. G. EurneauX has returned to town again.
with several mementoes Of his trip TO Hawaii in
the shape Of sketches Of scenery in the gulches.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

Another statue Of Kamehameha Is on board the
British ship Abcr1meH, Capt. Chapman, which
sailed from Glasgow for this port on Sept. 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The Rosario arrived at Kahului on Thursday with
a general cargo
The EDDfa 1agTsta sailed from Kahului, last
Thursday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Ground Barley, Wheat and Corn,
EXPECTED DAILY.
KEGS PIG PORK, p pound kegs

KEGS PIG PORK, - pound kegs;
Pig Pork, a and bbls;
Cases Pork and Beans, 2 10. tins;
Cases Libby's Cooked Tongue, 2 10. tins
Cases Libby's Cooked Ham, lb. tins;
Cases Cooked Beef, 2 ID. tins;
Cases Pigs Feet 10. tins;
Cases Fresh Gulf Shrimps, H. tins;
Cases Australian Sleeps Tongues, | H..
and . h. tins;
Cases Melbourne Meats, Roast Beef, &c;
Cases Melbourne Mulligatawny and Mock
Turtle Soups,
Cases Cuttings Meats aud Soups,
Cases Sausage Meat,
Cases Columbia River Salmon, | a. 2 lib tins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The o. $ $ Sues sailed for the Coast at 10 F.
ii. on the 22nd inst and y minutes after her de
parture the T. NJ s. s. Zsaiapd,a from the South
was telephoned. The Zeai1i,dil arrived in port
discharged and took some freight and passengers
and sailed Coastwards at $50 p. NJ. eight and one
half hours behind the sue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

We notice that the Royal Standard at the
Palace is no longer flying, and vet His Majesty is
in town why is II thusly, and who is to blame?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

ABOUT 1OWN.
Thanks are rendered to Messrs J. NJ. Dat Jr..
d Co, for news favors received.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

-Four foreigners and three natives occupied
lodgings at the Police Station during Saturday
and Sunday. result of too much "tanglefoot''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The suit entered by Mr.. c. Hinckley against
Drs. Rodgers and Fitch for malpractice with
damages at $4,000 occupied the attention of the
Chief Justice and jury during the past week
Mr.. Davidson appeared for the plaintiff and Mr..
Dole for the defendants The trial resulted in a
disagreement Of the jury. The case will not.
nr1lah-v. como nn again Tins form.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25
Cs. Blue Point Oysters, 1 & BIB tins

O5' DIUV UIII y BUT . % Q To VIIIo
&c McMurray's oysters, & lb tins;
Cs Fresh Mackere, | ID tin;
Cs Fresh HOLSTERS, & 2 ID tins;
Cs Quahaugs and CLANS, & lb tins;
Cs Oxford Sausage, l lb tin;
Is Westphalia Sausage, ID tin;
Is Bologna Sausage,
Cs Devilled Ham,
Cs Potted Meats,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

AIr. Geo. G. Williams has been appointed mana
ger Of AIR. Claus Spreckels plantations on Maui,
vice Mr.. T. I. Porter resigned. The appointment
shows excellent judgment and knowledge Of men,
Mr. Williams may be called the pioneer IN sue
cessful plantation management; cool, systematic,
experienced, Il viii Be hard 10 find difficulties
which any man can overcome 10 which he viii not
BE equal His popularity Is such that all are de
lighted 70 sec his merits thus recognized. Mr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

The proceedings Of the Planters Labor and
Supply Company were concluded ON Friday. The
most important papers will be found in our supple
ment On receiving the reply from Mr. Gibson
the meeting referred it 10 further action by the
committee. Mr.. Grip, the Norwegian Diplomatic
Agent. and 81. CanayarrO, Portuguese Consul, were
present by invitation during part Of the meetings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-10-25

It was only tventy-seven dollars and some odd
cents, but there was n Difference Of opinion
earing the business Of the claim, 50 Charles Ham
mer brought suit against =. NJ. Nordberg 20 re-
cover, by due course 81 law. The case has been
called three times in the Police Court carried ON
appeal to the Intermediary Court and after occu-
pylng the attention of Judges bicCully and Austin
was carried for adjudication BY jury. to the Su-
prone Court. The case was not allowed 10 % 10 a
jury but was heard by Chief Justice Judd on the
2lst inst After hearing the testimony, decision
was reserved. Il VIII be of interest 10 know hov
eventually cost