The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

sugar Since IaSI
vember The Lwku brought them 200 package
Mr.. Maurice Hyman has built himself a yer
pleasant residence on Fort Street, nearly opposii
his brothers house. He moved into it few day
ago.
Captain Henry Weber is row in COMMAND {
the Zealandio, vice Captain Chevalier. resigne,
Captain Weber has had charge of the stea1nshi
Deem Tor some time past.
The Zeaiaadia took up number of passenger
from Honolulu. Among their number were Hor
c. X. Bishop, Father Leonor, Messrs. L. G. Hitch
cock, ". L. Crete and S. A. Buck.
A very heavy thunder storm was playing abou
Honolulu all No nday night The roar of Heaven
Artillery rung out till the small still hours. Th
display of lightning was especially fine.
The Young Mems Christian Association wi
hold their regular monthly meeting at the Lyoeur
tomorrow Thursday evening, when plans 70
the Association Building will be presented.
Our rains have lnack occasionally of bein
entirely local. Last Thursday there was a yer
heavy shower within one mile of town, and belo,
that the dust was blowing about famously
1t was pleasure to see the water carts aroun
unce more last Wednesday. After the experience
cf the previous week ought to object t
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NIessrs. Laine & Co. have put out a neat adyer
Using card on which, in addition 10 their bushes
notice, they have printed the postal table. Thi
will be useful to tack up against the wall
The Hawaiian Artillery were practicing on Sat
urday, and admirable was the precision in frin.
| that many people thought it was a salute from /
| man war. What thing il is to feel that ont
has such an admirable army behind one.
The Amateur Musical Association had an excel
lent meeting on Friday last: there was a large
attendance than usual and some capital worl
/ was done. The society seems 10 have taken a new
lease Of life.
| fine specimen of sugar was shown us at Mr.
Schaefer's store the other day-it had fine larg,
grain. The sugar was the first consignment of tn,
/ present crop from Waimanalo.
| On Saturday morning we had a short Southerly
! gale with very heavy rain, sort of diminutivt
/ kona IN fact in the afternoon 1t cleared up anC
dust was blowing as usual.
| The Committees Of the Loan Exhibition meet tC
day. We hear that the proposal of the trustees Of
/ the Music Hall will be discussed. That building
viii no doubt, be very suitable for the purpose ii
| view.
! Mcssrs. Fuller and Lascombe have laid upon the
desk sonevery good photographs Of Wailulu, and
also OF incidents during Ills Majesty stay that
city. The portrait of the King is an especially
good one.
A saluting battery of seven brass cannons, has
been mounted near the harbor between Richard
and Alakea streets: this will be used for salutes
presumably Punch Bowl battery will be placed on
the retired list.
The laws relating to labor with decisions on
cases in the Courts, have been published in PAM
phlet form, under the editorship Judge McCully.
The whole subject treated in an editorial in
the columns of the GAZETTE short time ago.
Among the through passengers by the Zealai,d.a
were the Most Reverend Bishop Martin Crane, of
Nictorla, accompanied by some Roman Catholic
clergy, and the Anglican Archdeacon of Tasmania.
The steamer well supplied in the matter of
spiritual needs.
Deputy Sheriff Magoon Will be removed from
his position at the end of the month This has
been brought about through the investigations into
the shooting affair at Makawao 1t is considered
by the authorities that Mr. Magoon lacked iudg-
ment in using firearms.
We should like 10 know whose business it is to
cut the overhanging branches of trees on the
public roads. There are several places on Bere-
tania street where trimming is badly needed, more
especially at the bridge in front of the late Mr..
Lemons premises.
Last Friday native laborer was injured while
board the schooner hi,latHoHE. His right arm
broken and he received several bruises. The man
was taken 10 the Queens Hospital where he has
heen treated and is doing we'll
The trees on the avenues round the race track
are coming up nicely, but in some places want
trimming. In year or two this will be quite a
pleasant. pretty drive. and great boon to the
pdbic who at present have really nice drives, in
the round of King and Beretania streets being
either subject to clouds of dust OF deep mud.
Complaints have been received from various
parts of the Islands about the non-delivery of
mails We know from personal inspection, that
there is no remissness ON the part of the officials
in the central office at Honolulu, but there must be
gross carelessness at some of the branch offices.
The matter should beinvestigated.
Both our contemporaries fell into fi--. 'fsu 90.
the unwary, the CON programme Speaking
of the concert at Fort street. on Ihlrday Inst they
avr,aeiafa -1r~- -i-c rl.'
rs ru1b Brown. Ii.
and sane ElIa Iuste
ord scrub up vcac In-
Pee .I- .H Tor he
that 4s4sa changes sEg
a corr spoaieut rroa4 iavH informs r- lat
Ne H'..ra' efceo Of beef is l2ls per pound iu
LILO. DUr friend ls of luluIliu, llEl VI I-.II.e
however, and very carefully dissected and weighed
20-pound roast the other day. He discovered
II pounds of flesh and . pounds of bone; from
in excess of 12]1c He adds that the above state
ment may appear tough, but that it is not half as
tough as the beef was.
There is report around, apparently ON good
authority that contract for lar,e amount of Isl
and sugar. 10000 tons the figures quoted has
been made by Messrs. Dimond d Co with st.
Louis refinery. If this should prove to be true.
We have another field for our products which may
be most advantageously supplied The railway
m l. frpip IN hp n.
tanned on favorable terms, we shall find excel
lent market
Yes, light is wanted on BARRIERS Point, and the
question reulains to be asked why is il not there?
Il is generally understood that the lantern intended
for that object IS IN Honolulu and furthermore
the location has been surveyed and approved of.
and an appropriation has also been made to carry
out the work
Father Leonore the very popular priest who is
at the head of the Roman Catholic Mission in
Wailuku left for Europe in the steamer on Mon
day The reverend gentleman will probably be
absent about five months. His school is left in
charge of Mr.. Pierre Jones. who resumes a pro-
fession which he is admirably fitted to be success
full in.
The three other men belonging to the crew of
the boat that was lost from the NORTH Sto, have
been recovered II appears that they left the
place where they were last seen by their comrades
in order TO get the water, which remained in the
wafer KEY lAlal OctH GOlc 10 get ashore.
They had no idea that they were in such desc
late district.
The Board OF Education intend to put down
truancy as much as possible The truant officer
will in future call three times week at Fort
street and the Royal Schools. He will take the
names of all absentees and investigate the cause
of their absence. This Is in accordance with an
opinion expressed at the Teachers Convention in
January.
A friend of ours heard considerable racket in
the next yard the other evening He Sailed forth
to see what was the matter. de found his neigh |
Dor objurgating the harmless necessary cat.
and armed with rock weighing about 10 lbs |
. What is the matter r said Spcer. "Oh replied
Scotus. Its only thae cots I've sBsq yeJtle 70 |
The Zeaiaadfq arrived among the small hours of |
the morning on Monday. She had a large amount |
of freight to take on board, and though her hour
for sailing vas originally fixed for P. H.. she did
not get away till 6. This, as usual caused great
10 those who went dowr to see their
friends of. 1t ought to be pretty plain TO people
about twelve one at what time the vessel can |
finish taking in cargo, and as the telephone is |
handy, notice might be sent to the houses of in
teuding passengers. Cooling ones heels on the /
wharf IS not an instructive nor an enliyening oc-
cupation.
Mrs S. n. Castle ran narrow risk of losing her
ifi last Saturday She had driven to the store. /
but the gentlemen were too much engaged 10 90 /
home SO she returned alone. Nearly opposite the /
Music Hall tho pin which attaches the shafts 10 the
body Of the vehicle gave way one side, and the /