The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-08

quite distinctly. Ibe hrm Is 10 be commended on
the enterprise and progress which they arr con
tirnally displaying.
Airs J. A Hassinecr, gave pleasure party and
lunch 10 quite a number Of ladies and children on
the md inst. at the residence Of Mr.. Frank Brown
Waikiki, kindly loaned for the occasion.) and a
! most enjoyable time was had by the sixty-one re
prusuntatiyes Of the gentlor sex present. The
affair WINS % great extent sufprosspfu but the
easion was none the less enjoyable.
There is TO be sale Of fancy articles and 10
frcshmeuis at the North Pacific Missionary Insti-
tute Is Punchbovl Street, next Saturday afternoon
az 3 O'Clock. No admission fee is charged and the
proceeds are for the benefit Of the Hawaiian Mis-
j onaries in the Gilbert Islands. The sale is under
1 the auspices q the Lima Kokua.- Mission
Sewing Circle Of Young Hawaiian girls.
SJmo rascal or ascals used an car handle
on the boat BED White md Blsr during the
might Of the lsi inst. and stove out two Of the
bottom planks. The boat was winner of the four
CARED race on july 9Th and it is thought that the
damage was done 10 keep the boat from being
listed IN the coming Regatta. The crew have no
kndly feelings towards the perpetrators
We have received a copy II small and very
handy little Tourists Guide, published by J. VIII
liams a Co Il contains in a small compass a coed
deal % information which Is handy for the passer-
ty but which Is frequently no; accessible to him.
We understand that SIX thousand copies have been
printed and that they viii BE- distributed about the
world. There Is no doubt but what they will serve
TO disseminate good deal OF information about
the world Whoever gets hold Of the little book Is
pretty sure 10 read it through.
The N1rvelans who were dissatisfied with the
manner IN which they were treated on Mr.. Hitch
cocks Plantation, Hawaii, and who refused to
work according 20 their contracts at present
gagged bv the G0yornment-not in AliiOlani Hale
on the roads working out their fines, incurred by
their dlsobCtlCuCr. After the expiration of their
present sentences. they will then be reforvarded
10 Mr. Hitchcock and II they continue in their
fusll to work will probably be returned to this
city, and be again placed at vorkhere,
Emma square was once more enlivened by the
strains Of the band last SATURDAY afternoon. Mr..
Berger has not taken long to get his boys to-
ruiher. and the manner in which they rendered a
ru-ramme the bulk Of which vas new music, was
very crCdItable 10 the performers and showed how
thoroughly well they have been trained under the
leadership Of II Maestro. A short piece styled
&c The Little tlatterer.' was perhaps the most
graceful number, II excessively light and airy.
4 large number Of persons were present TO hear
the opening concert, and all expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the prospect Of once more
enjoying these pleasant afternoons at the Square.
The Post Ofice employees have been kept quite
busy during the week past, mails from the Coast
and to the Colonies as well as to the Coast and to
the other Islands being largy and following one
another with rapidity BY courtesy of Postmas-
ter Peterson the following figures have been OBJ
tanned
Received from san Francisco per CITY " Nee |
York Oct 2gth, $50 letters and l,sS lbs newspa-
purs. Forwarded by same vessel to Sydney and |
Auckland. Oct. Slth S0c letters and l7S papers. /
To Wiudward ports per Litsliks, Oct. 3lst, 1867 |
letters. From Hong Kong per Madrls, Nov. LIST |
y letters and papers. 10 San Francisco, per |
C.H,arIr oct. iih, go letters and 81 papers.
The programme OF races connected with the