The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-29

Whose business Is Il TO look after the rubbish on
/ the streets There is a fine pile some feet high
| OF Nuuanu street which makes every horse shy
/ that passes,
The perpetrators Of several recent crimes still
remain al large, TO wit: the murderer in Manoa
Valley and the burglar who attempted Clarke and
Vests safes
| The hand gave an evening concert al the Hotel
I on Monday evening There was very large. at
I tendance. The music played was popular IN char-
acter and very taking.
Thursday and Friday were exceptionally close
days Those who had TO work hard, and that
means a very large section Of our population
I found il extremely oppressive
| .OEunibusses commenced running to Waikiki
on Monday last. We may soon expect TO see a
/ line to kalihi. The traffic on that branch Of hing
| street would warrant the experiment
Il is rather an unusual proceeding, and probably
without precedent. that an inquest should be held
/ on the 18th inst on the body Of person who died
/ on the 10th inst Yet 50 says the 2 G. f.
! Another attempted burglary was made on Mr..
/ G. Vests safe early on Thursday morning last.
] Old Joe Roderick and his dogs disturbed the up-
! arations Of the thieves who got of scot free.
/ man. bearing the sobriquet of Black Bill, re
siding on Mauuakea street, was robbed last night
! OF So and pistol. Some one entered his room
/ while he WAS AZ work. and broke open trunk.
I Mr.. Edwin Browne has returned from prufs $
sunal tour Of the other Islands In Maui bus mess
] was very good. but the Company were not 20 sue
/ cessful in Hawaii. The weather vas against them
On Friday last l55 inches Of rain fell and on
SATURDAY 2gi inches. On the latter day It ap-
y,oared as If the plug had besn taken out Of the
I bottom. It fairly came down by the pail full-the
streets were turned into rivers.
Tn, band will not play tomorrow night at
4 Emma square, owing 70 their being engaged to
4 play dinner party 20 be given at the Hawaiian
] Hotel by His FL. NJ. NsgasaE the japanese Am
bassadur, to His Majesty the King
! Did the Omnibus have any influence upon the
planters when they asked. for total prohibition.
II has been noticed by several that that vehicle Is
] aluuvs full" While III this condition on Monday
! u lost q vheel-no damage done or bones broken.
! The GAzE1rr Office has done some pretty tall
/ work lately. Two large papers have been set in
/ English, and one IN native, beside the ordinary
work fast and IN better shape than can lie done
/ anywhere on the islands.
/ Chinamau on horseback. tined to cross the
/ stream at waiava, last Saturday. In consequence
Of the heavy rains there vss very strong fEeshei
which neither horse OF man could stem: both were
/ soon carried away and drowned Oahu Is now
! coming IN for its share Of river accidents.
In our supplement Of this week, there Will be
Z found a full report Of tho Planters Association
4 from the time Of it, formation until II Sub
/ merged into the Planters Labor and Supply Co
We reproduce the proceedings Of the nrst two days
in order 20 give a complete resume on one sheet
II would be rscrettablu if even any te1npory de
Law were to occur IN our present telephone ozani-
4 latinn. but the angular appearance Of the strnc-
turt over the Central Ofhce, where all the wires
are concentrated. Is suggestive of such cuntin-
/ concy. We trust cur impression may have no
foundation.
On inquiry Of 4 B. NJ. vice-Consul, We learn
that the missing boat Of the Norrul was we'll sup
] piled with compass, seItant, nautical almanac,
] chrunomeier. water and provisions. Il would Be
useless to send in search Of her but instructions
will be given % all vessels leaving this port TO
/ keep a look out for her.
A man named NJ sylvia, Of waialua, tired to
shoot pig las; Saturday. Unfortunately the gun
! burst. SCATTERING the hand he started for town
Immediately. but Enable 20 travel fast as the
/ streams IN some places very much swollen. He
I did not set in until Sunday morning. Tue ring
] and little fingers had 10 be amputsted.
The particular attention paid by Policeman y
whose beat Is around the scenes Of the lately at
/ tempted burglaries, 10 the shaking Of doors and
/ and the occupants are just about to start home,
/ cannot but command the admiration Of the law
| seeking public. How and by what means an
entrance Is Effected subsequently TO the ssrsrt
.llriHr prucess. remains mystery 10 the uniniti-
1 ated burglar Perhaps Policeman y could eI-
/ plain.
A conversation With one of the Government
SURVEYORS lately. led to the subject Of widening
Queen street and our friend pointed out that the
/ Government were not really to blame for allowing
/ the foundation Of MT. CanIpbelfs building to be
[ laid The authorities can not act until petition
4 has been presented by the citizens, and the peti
ton IN question was not signed and presented til
! after the foundations had been laid Our friend
] ought TO know. As be was the man who drafted the
petition. One Of the faults that tins community
i heir to- Is waiting 20 have all their work don't
Tor them.
The Amateur Dramatic Cab intend giving q
performance next Saturday. The proceeds will bs
devoted towards the expense Of putting IN
portable floor over the parquette of the neV
theatre- This viii very much enhznce the Talu,
and usefulness Of the building. The pieces to b
presented are the burletta Of The Happy Man. re
peated by request. aud the laughabe farce. lei OF
parle Fulncais The Amateurs have already shown
what thev can do, and II Is to be hoped that then
/ friends. and all who are interested IN the pro
gress Of the new theatre, Will rally round and g1V'
them good house. The addition of a song
in the hurleita will Be extra attraction We
are requested to say that the performance wi
I commence Al P n
On Friday evening last, Mr.. P. c. Jones. j., Re
ceived the Planters at his residence On Nuuanr
Avenue. Il rained heavily that night but nun
l ber Of Planter assembled. and passed pleasant
evening. The Band. under the direction Of Mr.
Berger played the following programme;
March " elceme Berger
Overture FestEsi Bach
Ballad Beethoven
Selcciion. Ernaui- er
Selection Suppe
selection. Oiitcie- udrzn
Medley Pleasant Berger
Hawaii Puuni.
Shortly after ten O'Clock. the concert was over
and all returned home, highly delighted With the
entertainment and the hospitality u the host and
hostess
The statue, over which there was mourning in
Hawaii nei about TINS time last year was fshed Ut
out OF the harbOr at the Falkland Islands and has
finally found its way to its destined home. The
captain Of the EGrl II BHlltgHsic while walking
about Port STANLEY sIied large figure set up IN
front OF one OF the stores. He thought at first II
I vas the gigantic form Of the traditional Sc0tch-
man. which indicates 10 the Bnt0n the sale OF
the so0thinc weed. but closer inspection he
recognized the features Of kamehsmeha /. He al
once struck bargain and brought the celebrated
work Of ar along. Il is minus one hand, the