The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17


by the June steamer.
We hear that an English man-of-war m;
shortly be expected in our harbor.
Mr. Dodd has introduced the Prohibitory La
against smoking in his omnibuses.
On the fourth.page will be found an able artic
on taxation by the Hon. S. N. Castle.
The cir Of Sydney was commanded by Captai
W.B. Seabury on her downward trip.
From private letters, we hear that Norwegia
Commission may be shortly expected.
The cay Of Sydney made the passage from sa
francisco to Honolulu in days, % hours.
The cancelIing of the peddling licenses will car
Gel all existing licenses Immediately the law is pu
in force.
The piano used at the Loan Exhibition was
Neufeldt, lent for the occasion by Messrs. Hack
field Co.
valuable book, the index of all the claim
awarded by the Land Commissioner, has been lai
upon the desk.
The steamer c. r. Bishop is to be laid up 70
repairs for a week. The james Make left las
evening to make the circuit of Kauai.
A general kokaa resounded through the House
when Mr.. Lilikalani gave notice of his 100000
loan bill on Monday. What is the inference TO b.
drawn?
A pamphlet, giving Judge Aliens argument il
favor of the treaty, has been received. The Judgt
brings forward number of stubborn facts ant
figures"
Mr.. c. b. Wilson has been appointed Superiu
tendent of waterworks, vice Mr.. G. d. Freeth, re
signed. The change will take effect on the first O
July.
Isidor Roscncrantz, professor of music landel
here on Monday last. He proposes establishing
himself as piano tuner and musical Instructor
He comes highly recommended.
Professor Zamloch, the magician, arrived by tn
Citg of Sydney, and left for windward last evening
per LHeiiLe. On his return he promises to show
this community some new wonders.
The monthly meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. takes
place tomorrow evening at 7.3O P NJ, at the Ly
ceum. Plans for the new building will be consid
cred, and full attendance is expected.
4 postal money-order system has been drafted
by the Postmaster General, and presented to the
Assembly. This bill will, no doubt, meet with uni
veIsal appreciation.
Mr.. Nolte has the thanks of the Ladies' Refresh
ment Committee. He.supplied, on occasion, knives
forks, etc, and goodly quantity of coffee. When
asked for a bill, he said he had none. This was
practical hberality.
Mr.. Wray Taylor will give his fourth free organ
recital Tuesday evening, May 23rd, at S. Andrews
cathedral, assisted by Mr.. C. X. Scarborough, at
the organ, and, by request, Mile Ponti, soprano,
and Mr.. ID Mccartney, basso.
Mr.. Frank Brown has given notice Of his inten-
ton TO amend the Sunday Law. As the law is at
present If will certainly bear great deal of
amendment: We trust the member for Eva will
draw up bill 10 suit everybody.
A dumb native girl was charged with being drunk
on Sunday last. She is an old offender, and was
sentenced to one months imprisonment. She
treated the whole affair with indifference, and left
the Court as though nothing had happened.
DR.. ]. Mott Smiths passport bill is not killed
yet, though ii had narrow squeak on its second
reading. It is now in the hands of a special com
mittee, who will probably put it in such shape as
20 make it acceptable to the minds of our solon-
like legislators.
Amongst the passengers per city Of Sydney, We
note the following: p. Isenburg Col. C. H. Judd,
NJ L. Hallenbeck, Eli johnson, B. f. Ehlers and
several other well known residents. Amongst the
through passengers, was Miss Emile Melville, the
celebrated singer and actress.
Mr.. Eli johnson will deliver his second address
on Temperance on Friday evening at Fort Street
Church. He will also deliver another address on
Sunday evening at kawaiahao Church through an
interpreter. On Sunday evening Mr.. NJ. L. Hallen-
beck will commence his evangelistic services at
Fort Street Church.
We notice that Mr.. Pernet, who has been
attached to the French Consulate in San Fran
cisco, has been ordered to Palermo, Sicily.
Madame Pernet who has been East and lately
to San Francisco, accompanies her hus-
hand to his new place of appointment
A prospectus has been received of Bowser's
Pioneer Excursion to the Hawaiian Islands, The
are to sail in the australia, June Sd.
Hilo, Kilauea, a circuit of Hawaii, Haleakala, and
a tour of Oahu are among the attractions. The
price of the excursion is to be $50. The party IS
TO consist of not less than or more than u
persons.
The Saturday Press seems to have prediction
for spelling the word gem with 4" The
inteldau- uOu.- pit a system of ortho-
graplr OF It's own. 30 l1ubt the i. j. has read
lt pickHick and has heen struck with Mr.
M gIers remark OF spell II with a ire, my lord,
uel i with a wc.
AL. MUl..a. mi. H.|. judy last, At hdNdlduO
church Ia tlg ltsIcs + Total Prohibition was
largely ATTENDED bv g. The Hon. A. F. Judd,
Messrs. J. KalGuG I Piipo j. Nawahi and
W. O. Smith addr ed the meeting. There was
considerable van Of ceiling on the subject, and
the universal EXPRESSION was in favor of Total Pro
hibition.
More petitions have cen presented from Maka-
wac this session shau by any other half dozen
distric- Mr. kaml e has the floor first every
NOR An /. Some OF petitions are perfect gems
for ius.snCe, on Morl ~ he prayed that the word
50 serve at be struck out from all contracts. 1t
would De interesting 10 know what he would sub
stitlto in its place. perhaps "mastersw
King street, near th, bridge, is bowling for the
passage o. The Appr- ration Bill. Even the pris-
oners who pass over t daily are DESTROYS of see
ing Il spairad for The benefit of their "poor feet"
Hack drivers are rot prudent in the..use of their
adleCtlyes AS ttEs go jolting over its hills and
dales. Who is responsible should a'carriage acct.
dent happen, such as smashing of springs or
cdpsizo
Mr.. NJ D. Moraa1rat, the surveyor has just COM
pleted very fine map of the waikapu Sugar
Estate. The PORTIONS Of land bought from the
GOVERN emit tho origin Kuleanas are all marked
down, Showing The original titles. The areas of
cane lands, bitches, fences etc. make 1t a com
plete typographical map. The work is excellent
and rejects great credit on Mr.. Monsarrats skill
The Police Cont record for the week has, with
one exception, been extremely light. Beyonda few
DRINKS. and assault aud battery cases, the only
criminal charge Was that against native woman,
named Maiau, for maining one Jim All Chez, a
Cliinaman. BY biting oG his left ear, on the 9Th
inst. on board the sohoc Ter KdHikedoHi, while of
tire coast of Hawaii The accused pleaded not
guilty. She was committed for trial at the Su-
prone court.
The legislators OF our immunity are bright, c.
pecially II they have ber abroad 10 sharpen their
wits s learned memhI Of our national councils
ulaycd 10 rather low dow on a member of the ex-
ecufiva last SATURDAY., al 10 Ladies' Lunch Rooms
he nut a Young onion 4 eek in fact into the gov
eunicnt button hole. "a wing that it was appro-
rriate; there were plenty { leaks in Hawaiian af
airs Oh, Doctor Doe pr!
This day week vii De- neen victoria's birth
lev II is the dav 81 Cd by the British Benevo-
la1t -ocisty to hold their anniversary This year
Il .if take fho form af @ ball. to be held in the
mes. usic Hail. lAcEuu Treasurer, A. 5. Cleg
hofU Esq. particullrly wishes 10 impress upon
fr. members n the society that all annual sub
I'd fntious are Atow cue, aud he would thank them
70 some forward with the mounts as soon as con-
F--ieut
a C.rnamau famed Ahana was charged before
Tho Police Magistrate on the 18th April, for selling
-rii ituous liquo- without license at Waialua.
Oahu, N March last. he has been rernanded
over and over aeaia until saturday last when he
was finally dischs yed, Mr.. layton Tor the prose
cuiiou stating. tmL cf.ui hearing the witnesses
evidence. he was satisfied That he could not get
q convection, and he ha no hDpe of strengthening
his case Toy iurther ingugatlon-
Look ont for q arrival of Prussian landwehr.
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