The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-19

There is about nine miles of railroad track al
waianae. 1t is well laid, and the engine run;
smoothly.
Messrs. J. NJ. Dat, Jr d Co. take in subscriptions
and advertisement for the Planters MONTH";
Magasne.
Mr.. A. W. Bush exhibited pumpkin last week
weighing 135 pounds. 1t was grown at Moanalua
by the Hon. s. X. Kaai.
We hear that Mr.. W. o. Smith has resigned his
position as Deputy Attorney General The public
lose valuable officer.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be
held at the residence of Mr.. H. Waterhouse on
Thursday evening at 7;3O P. N.
Count de Louvrier, the lately appoirted Chan
cellier of the French Consulate, accompanied by
his wife, arrived by the ZelaRdid.
The Band gave an extra concert on Monday last
Oiiretf, was the chef d'oeSrre of the evening and
was received with loud applause.
The steamer ". H. Reed sailed from San Fran
cisco for Hilo on the list ult. This vessel was
formerly known as the George Harley.
The quarry of stone on the Honolulu estate Ii
stated to be very fine one as the rock Is more
worked it proves to be of fine quality.
A little excitement was raised on Fort street On
Monday afternoon. in consequences Of a small
fight. The parties were soon separated.
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Mr.. J. I. Warehouses; new building on the site
in Fort street, is progressing rapidly. The brick
work will be completed in about weeks hence.
We are requested to state that the Young PEG
pies Social Meeting called for tomorrow evening,
has been postponed until Thursday, the 9TH inst.
The Ce.los left a monkey behind her his abode
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sers by.
There was much disappointment at the steamer
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Turn Oh our island steamers on oatbIuay anu 2u
Jay LeAt VIII p5lnS most ol REPRESENTATIVES, NUN
Tue o'heI isiaius'
ue so "a ''io Adii1Nu ,'ai'On - io'n--
tSa the Say ,,oticsd tba, M natives bsd LII
disapneared however
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The uatients who were attacked by smallpox
during the epigenic OF l9oI, ana Ieeoyereu P .
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The Mormons have laid the stone foundation
for new Mormon Temple at Lale The new
soo eo,,je - II II viii II cost sbnpt SG00S
Among the arrivals by the ZealaH}ia are three
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ma, Ou md JaToas Hoit n Tbsv ali ioo we'll and
have used their time to good advantage
Mr.. William Coulter the marine painter. arrived
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Srbera he will have fine field for his a1iistic
shetches
The Rev. r. Wainwright came up from Kauai
on Saturday and returned on Monday evening
He was up about some business connected with the
Episcopal Church. He was able TO settle it sooner
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Elk governor laliiuag ", u Virginia "Iii'eo oy
the steamer yesterday. ms gentleman mas come
on tour Tor recreatlon ana health, ana VIII make
a nasty circuit OF the lslahds. ne VIII return
east by next steamer.
\ salute was fired on the departure OF the steam
ship ceylon IN honor OF the japanese Amoassa-
dor VINO took passage Dy her 70 soah frahcIsSo.
his Majesty attended al the WHAT 1" olu his
lllustrous friends farewell
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il, ,,,r vary ,,ids, that ,ogbt lead to serious con-
sequences The sign board of A. Kerr. painter on
King street was found to be coated with potash.
Another case for the police to look up.
His Majesty took his departure Yesterday after
noon Tor M3lo5 per steamer Ls""a De ,1 was 5 &C
nc He viii land AZ Pukoo band after short stay
he will return ON SATURDAY. or Sunday next
The prolific lady of Kauai is revived by the
,fr,.,;,.,. II an,aarad in orr Kauai notes ON the
9th instant. 10 some people II might appear 10
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W. ara bsnn,, 10 recaive nv the Zsglq,,},, tuo
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VI t'ie pleS W. Ill - NJ
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and Mr.. Z. W. Townsend of the Morning can.
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Il haIro" esodpe iIo'i an "00i"eL' H"pP'IeO
on King street where the tamway
crosses. 1t naturally suggests the necessity of
some danger signal being adopted IN order 20 les
sen the possibility OF COLLISION with passing ear
we nave received TWO letters from hauai Iel"-
tive to the shooting ARRAY at Hanalel IN which eN-
ceptlon Is taken TO the othclal account winch we
published on April 9TH The letters are too long
for our present issue. We shall enquire into the
matter.
our report u 'ne supreme CouI' ptoogeuIis'
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ing very important Judgment delivered by ii e
Chief Justice in the case of fine Minister of
Finance VS.. V Kuudsen.
The lease for ten years of ], 200 acres Of Govern
nnbTc anction on Wednesday last. al The Ministsr
of the Interiors office. 1t was knocked down to
Hon. John +. Bush for $3.50 per annum. II is
looked upon as a good bargain on both sides.
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The last of the Pool Selling cases was decided
before a iury Oh Thursday last in favor of the de
PENDANT. Mr.. J. L. Wiseman. The circumstances
are 700 Welkow 70 neeu IepetlI1 - Inns SaSa
yar'1;ct TevarseS tbs former decision Of His Honor
tbe Chief Justice
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large How OF water was struck yesterday III
the artesian we'll. drilled by Messrs. McCandess q
Rraden. for His Majesty the King on his property
Of water obtained is much larger than was expected
and the flow raises higher than that of any other
we'll in the kingdom.
1t is well TO call attention TO the fact that moth
inc, - mora readily bougbt nm lv Chinese at auc
80, aIas Than arms of any descr;nfion II IL also
interestino 10 note that every rice nlantation mas
perfect armory. not only of sbotpuus. hui of cut.
lsls 10 teach their lesson.
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We notice the return per steamer %ea'Hna'a OF
several of our old residents and friends. In the