The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-08-16
. ISLAND LOCALS.

q ISLAND LOCALS.
AMOUR ToSx
I'm ciylsfgforO Colombo will sail for Tekohau
FRIDAY.
Tho n. NJ s sappto will proceed to Hama, Ea
Maui, on Saturday next.
Since January, 1852, there have been landed
San Francisco 2l.2sl Chinese
Mr.. Young. Of the Honolulu Iron Works, T
turned from the Coast last week.
There was no criminal business at the Polit
Court on Friday and Saturday last
Mr.. r. T. Puryis, Of Koalia, Kauai, propos,
leaving for China By the s. S A,J,r Head.
Tho American bark Es,rqri May having cor
rleied her repairs, will proceed to Hongkong Il
DAY.
His juzt two years to-day since the great BIls
Meeting was held in reference 10 the Moreuo-Bus
Ministry.
The newly appointed Minister Resident for Ii
Uniird States will arrive by the SUES, due to
ulurrJu.
Mr. wight. me- Wilder. returned to tow
Is the LilsIHe; she will make stay o
some months.
The Eev " F-ear, late pastor Of Fort Stree
Church has accepted a call from a Congregations
Church 10 Oakland.
An extensive credit sale will commence to-day
OF ti.s st1r. Of Messrs. Il. Hackield d Co.. Mr.. L
r Adams AuctI1uea1-
The British steamer Gis,,1roH recently made the
passage fram China to New York in IS days with a
cargo % i,iJ1 tons %! tea.
vivid description Of the Hawaiian Railroad
from ihs N tluk8aa Ian ling 10 the terminus, will
De- found in another column.
Governor Domiuis returned from Maui on Fri
day last The trip to vindward appears to have
improved the Governor health.
The SIX weeks vacation OF the Rev. J. A. Cruzan
having expired. he will occupy Fort Street Church
palFii next Sunday. Aug 20ih.
The Oceanic Co.'S steamer sues was advertised
% leave ON the g-h Instant. She may therefore be
looked Tor early tomorrow morning
Mr. simon X. Kaai and Mr.. J. E. Bush have ez-
changed offices. The former is now Minister Of
Finance and the latter Minister Of the Interior.
Captain Labrano and several officers Of H.LM.S.
Clrirqtoro Coio,abo were presented to His Majesty
ca Friday last by Mr.. F. a. Schaefer, Him. Con
sui.
The band boys a-s c'1rn0-inr for a raise Of pay
They cannot pass unuoticol tht liberal appropria-
tuus pissed for Others whilst they were left out IN
the cold.
The Italian mau-of-var C,IsigforU Colombo has
been alongside the old Custom House wharf all
the week. coallng.
Street spriuIlinc by Dodd's Sprinkler has been
suspendel zine DE- Mr.. Dodd has concluded that
II D. ifJudIcious TO carry this work at hls own
expense.
The e. z. RislsB lef, on Monday afternoon, in
tending TO make she circuit Of Kauai. This service
will be performed fortnightly during the absence
OF the james Malos.
Mr.. Frank Cooke has named ais new schooner
the Mo- ss1i. On Friday last this little craft
went ut het trial trip and her performance fully
sustained the expectations Of her enierpnsing
oEner.
In anticipation Of the fortunes that are to be
made by selling liquor on the other islands, there
ar upwards Of a dozen applications for licenses
on Tie at the Government office.
The Saturday might Temperance meetings at the
Bethel vesiry prove more and more attractive every
week good work is being accomplished by
those who conduct the services.
Just pr1ur to the Caita,1er leaving the wharf on
Monday last. a sailor fen Of the foreyard arm. He
was uuirliured from the fact that be fell into the
vuier instead Of ON something more solid.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Nolte desire to express their
sincere thanks to numerous friends Tor their kind
mess and sympathy manifested on the death of
Their beloved and only son, Charles tIieeer1eh.
The bark 4daais arrived in New York on the 4th
Of June. after los days passage. The bark C. Y.
B'shsp arrived az the same port ON jury 18Th ny
DAYS passage. The Planters M0Hmiy states that
ths psllrizsii0n OF the sugar WAS not .lnIunously
affected by the voyage,
We learn from the alta that all the furniture
manufactured in The East for the Kings Palace,
M Honolulu. arrived in San Francisco on the lst Of
August and rs being placed on board the barken-
tiur EarrLl Tor shipment IL II large lot and
Will take up about third Of the vessel.
Col. Claus Spreckels. DIR. J. Mott Smith and Mr.
wm Irgia. were among the passengers that left
here on Monday by the S 5. I,rIisni. The steamer
calls at NJ lIuk1nB tins trip and will remain there
whilst the party have an excursion on the railway,
and vail afterwards convey them TO hawaihae
Tenders are asked for the supply of butchers
NEST and live stock for the garrison in Papeete,
and also for the fleet and hospitals, from May l,
ISL 10 December 81, lS-6 The French Consul
here holds the conditions Of the contract, and Is
prepared 10 consult persons DESTROYS 10 tender.
The Pi4Hfsrs' M5afhlv tor August is out, and an
excellent number it Is. Amongst several valuable
articles. rs one on Steam Plows, by Mr.. Charles
Nstley. which wiil well repay perush and study.
ne news Items are numerous aud interesting. IL
ccniains = pages Of very readable ana instructive
matter.
An opinion prevails that there is a want Of
proper means Of ascertauiing the mean time III
Hor,,iulu. The daily steam whistle is generally
admitted as correct but tins often differs four or
I've minutes from the Government clock. what
", want IL the official uuie announced once OF
twice week say at noon, by gun-hre.
The bad condition of the roads around Honolulu
for the past year has been attributed to want Of
funds. Nosuch excuse can be set forth now. The
Appropriation Bill has passed. and literally moth
ing has been done. The road TO Maikikiis simply
dangerous 20 drive over. whilst King street. on the
Ewa side. as a disgrace 90 the Kingdom.
A large number Of Honolulu passengers went 10
Hlo 10 attend the great luau- This was a most
successful affair over GOO people were present, and
fk- array Of eatahles WAS tremendous SPEECHES
Nene made. and AIR. Nawahi especially. sad some
mighty smart things The AFFAIR was IN full blast
vhou the steamer left
The Organizing Committee Of the Hawaiian Ag-
ricultural Society met at the Hotel on Thursday
last. aud decided upon issuing a prospectus and
calling general meeting At an early date OF all
who wish to become members Of the Society. IL
vas decided 20 hold the annual meeting IN the
month of June each wear. and 70 include flowers
ferns. plants. vegetables. &c, in the exhibits.
An alarm Of FIRE was given at Mahukona on Friday
last. Fortunately everyone was on hand in a mo-
rneni OF two and the flames got under at once.
II = supposed that somo one had thrown a half