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

Report Of RH zcalandia, Sydney 10 Honolulu,
Henry NHhaaT lumm.-Lgff sydney. February 13.l.
n .7 D. 1a: arrived at Auckland FEB ssh at 10 p
u faf Aucl and March isj, 5:2J Crossed Equa-
t0f March sh, long. iG6 % West: arrived Of
Honolulu, March 1871, . a.
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NOTICE
TO SUGAR PLANTERS

HAVING TESTED THE Eff
IL cheney Of Hallidies' Patent Wire Ropewayr for
carrying Sugar Cane have purchased from Mr. A. 5.
allidie the exclusive right Of said Patent for the
Hawaiian Islands, and hereby give notice that am
prepared furnish material contract erect lines
of any desired length capacity.
Parties interested in the transportation Of Sugar
Cane, Sugar. Fuel or Merchandise especially over
broken and difficult ground invited to inspect the
line working upon my plantation AZ keala, or the
protle Of the same view at the Office Of VIM. G. r.
win 4 Co., Honolulu. Any information will be
cheerfuy given by the undersigned OF by Mr.. J. NJ.
Thompson. Messrs. Irwin & Co., who will visit
localities where lines may be desired and make pro
SGT IS T. s. SPALDINC
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g-as induced 10 spend half an hour in in
the much-talked-of patent wire ropeway,
naii c1e's patent. Being fortunate enough TO
lne- h the agent of Mr. Hallidie, Mr.. j. NJ.
1-.---fs1n, was readily placed in possession of
statistics that otherwise would have taken me some
and also found the enterpsising photographer, j.
Williams, taking views Of the structure. which
views VIII convey better idea of the plan on
winch 1t Is worked, than ! could expect to do by
writing The length of the ropeway from cane
carrier to field terminus, is 5i51 feet. II carries
10 baskets each containing average of 200 lbs
of cane. II moves at the rate of 200 feet per
700 lbs cane, being furnished to the rollers This
supply can, of course, be increased by placing
more baskets on the rope. Each basket is about Z
feet long and Is fitted with automat On arrange
ment that dumps II into the carrier without manual
labor. The mill appeared to get ample cane and
with little expense, which is the main item in cor
necfion with grindinD
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The whaling bark SdppAo landed her oil, 24C
bbls sperm at Hilo for shipment to San Francisco
and sailed on Thursday, March 9th for a cruise
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\. s. 8. Coz rime Table for $50.

TOR SAN FEaScisco ron AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY.
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sud flie caf1iaae ooIaed with the raie-uot. throw
inc Nn. Castle ont There was a very seriou,
| smash TIE lady being thrown completely undei
| tie carriage. Subsequent medical Investigation
| proved thai no bunes were broken OF serious in.
jury sustained Tho aged lady. however. received
vgrF severe shock Which viii take her sonse time
70 gcf over. It Is pleasing 70 hear that sse was
-ais!y comfortable III monday
A smash up occurred at Mrs. II. A. p. Carriers
residence last Saturday horse and buggy was
tied to one of the trees. dray, having a load OF
empty boxes passed close to the horse and startled
it. The horse tried to break loose, and failing in
that commenced running round the tree, soon
overtuning the buggy The frightened animal
quickly wound himself into a knot and was nearly
strangled. Damages-harness badly damaged
shaft broken and one wheel sprung
The inhabitants of Judd street are Just shower
ing invitations upon the Minister CT Interior they
are only too anxious that he should come and ia ke
up his residence among them. Evidently he must
be most fascinating companion, when so many
people are desirious of having his company n
B.-Later Investigations lead TO the conclusion
that there Is some deep laid scheme about this
II is stated that the aforesaid inhabitants have
refused to let the Attorney Interior no. beg his
pardon, the President of the-no, the Minister
General, have the of their carriages and if he
attempts to walk he must be infallibly drowned in
one of the numerous sloughs which adorn that
street. The detectives of the police department
expected within the next decade.
By pleasant fiction the means of access to the
steamer shed is called road. It ought rather to
be dubbed the slough OF despond. II is doubtful
whether more disgraceful piece of road can be
found IN any civilized city. The mud and stand
ing water is in some places over foot in depth
Over rather through this, ladies as well as men
are supposed to walk, for the authorities know well
enough that large majority of citizens cannot
afford carriages 1t is almost impossible TO e1-
press ones thorough disgust with the condition of
things around the wharf, it Is terrible inconyen-
fence to the permanent citizens, and it is enough
to fnghten any passing stranger away. Funds
seems TO be somewhat mismanaged. There has
been no difficulty raised in oyerdrawing large
sum of money for the completion of the Palace,
and yet We told that If is impossible to over
draw the road appropriation. This is absurd, the
public convenience should come before everything.
Say that 5000 or 5000 had been overdrawn for
the purpose of improving this particular road. 1t
Is not credible that there would have been the
slightest haggling over the item. Censure very
strong censure ought TO be melted out to those who
are responsible for the disgIaceful condition of
the roads in the lower part of the town.
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HAWAII.

Hamakua still keeps up its unenviable reputa.
ton according to a correspondent whose letter viii
be found elsewhere.
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Hen .4drrrfis.urrpfs.


s. ". WHITMAN HAS PLACED AH.I. ssIs
&,s Bills ir tho hands Of J. W. isUNING Coficctar
and h1s instructed him 10 collect ~ orce take legs
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The Hawaiian Artillery were practicing on Sat
urday and admirable was the precision in firing
that many people thought 1t salute from
n-of-war. What thing il is to feel that one
has such admirable army behind one.
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Co-uartnerhip Notice.

CO-parLnersnlp NoCce.
THIS Is To CERTIFY THAT WE
Il Ian Yam, Ian Tim. Ian Yee Chan, GanQuai Chang
CheOng Kee, Leons Sing Cum, Ian Kai and Yin M
Sing all residing in Honolulu, Oahu are eoparners In
trade. doing business Boot and shoe Manufacturers
at No Nuuanu street. Honolulu, under the firm name
and style Of NO Chong and Co.
Dated Honolulu, March list, 1ses
(sguedD Lam YAM, Z his mark;
Ian TIM,
Ian YEE CHAN, Z;
Lam QUAI CHANG, I;
CHEONG KEE.
LEONG SING CUM,
Ian KAI,
sos 2ts YIN MI SING.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrived,

r-Eu Hsfue Ella. BrowueT from san Francisco
Is-TM~- Zcalanda, Wcbbc-. from sydney
IiaAm Form Eve, Paul, from Humboldt
Sailed.
-TN~~ Zcalgndia .Wcbbcr. FOR san Francisco
Am DDS CIibarien, Hubbard. for san Fran
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The Kings visit to Paia last Monday was a very
pleasant affair. He received at the depot with
warm words of welcome by Judge Mossman. The
Norwegian band escorted him 10. the fine house of
Kapoola which was beautifully decorated. Dinner
was spread under a large lanai. After dinner the
Rev. Mr.. Rouse addessed the King in behalf of
also made an address TO the natives. The crowd
was large and enthuastic. The Paia school under
Mr.. Crooks and daughter paid their respects TO
His Majesty, sang some of their school songs, and
made very creditable appearance. In the even
ing the train returned the King and attendants to
Waiuku
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\ fine specimen of sugar shown us at Mr..
Schaefer's store the other day-it had fine large
grain. The sugar was the first consignment of the
present crop from Waimanalo.
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1t was pleasure TO see the water carts around
unce more last Wednesday. After the experience
cf the previous week ought to object to
assist IN paying for these useful machines.
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The whaling bark Sappho Capt. Colson, arrived
at Hilo on Wednesday, Feb 22d, from a short
cruise of g. days with 24O bbs. sperm oil.
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A very heavy thunder storm was playing about
Honolulu all No nday night. The roar of Heavens
Ariilery" rung out till the small still hours. The
display of lightning was especially fine.
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Auction Sale !
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
MANoA, OAHU.

AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF
"A E. P. ADAMS, in Honolulu, at f. O'Clock noon OF
SATURDAY, the 25th day of MARCH, 1889,
will be sold two parcels Of land in Manoa valley near
the upper road.
lists $500 acres of good pasture land suitable for
the cultivation OF Oranges other crops, for
homestead. Title Perfect Near the Chas. Sing place
2d2 10 1000 of fine kalO land parcel Of the Iii
Of kapu. This land is in part under cultivation and
has unfailing water supply. Title perfect.
For further particulars apply to W. X. CASTLE,
Atty. at Law.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
l. been duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of Jas 8 Lemon late OF Honolulu, deceased notice is
hereby given to all persons to present their claims
against the estate Of said JAS. s. Lemon duly authen
Gated, whether secured by mortgage otherwise, to
Henry X. Macfarane at his Office on Kaahumanu ST.,
Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, within six months from the
date hereof or they will be forever barred. And all
persons indebted TO said hereby requested
make immediate payment thereof.
II. X. MACFARLANE,
Admit Estate Jas. 5. Lemon.
Dated IIonoIulu March sth 1882 So6ft
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Among the through passengers by the ZeaiaI'd.a
were the Most Reverend Bishop Martin Crane, of
Victoria, accompanied by some Roman Catholic
clergy, and the Anglican Archdeacon of Tasmania.
The steamer was well supplied in the matter of
spiritual needs
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The Amateur Musical Association had an excel
lent meeting on Friday last: there was a larger
attendance than usual and some capital work
was done. The society seems 10 have taken a new
lease of life.
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On Saturday morning had short Southerly
gale with very heavy rain a sort of diminutive
kona in fact in the afternoon it cleared up and
dust was blowing as usual
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The Zeaiudia took up a number of passengers
from Honolulu. Among their number were Hon
c. r. Bishop, Father Leonor, Messrs Z. G. Hitch
cock, W. L. Crete and s. A. Buck
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Messrs. Laine q Co. have put out neat adyer-
tising card on which, in addition 10 their business
notice, they have printed the postal table. This
will be useful to tack up against the wall.
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The laws relating TO labor, with decisions on
cases in the Courts, have been published in PAM
phlet form, under the editOrshipof Judge McCully.
The whole subject treated in editorial in
the columns of the Ga ZETTE a short time ago.
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The Committees Of the Loan Exhibition meet to
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 in
view.
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Our rains have l1nack occasionally Of being
entirely local. Last Thursday there was very
heavy shower within one mile of town, and below
that the dust was blowing about famously.
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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 judg-
ment in using firearms.
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At Hakalau, March 9TH, man named Joseph
Potter was accidentally drowned through the up
setting of boat in the surf. The deceased was a
citizen of the United States and was an old and
valued servant of the Plantation; he was well
known throughout the island. Drowning acct
dents have beee somewhat frequent of late in
various places the stormy weather is undoubtedly
the cause.
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Engine Company No. 2.
administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEENDULY
II appointed administrators of the estate Of Marga-
ret E. Smith deceased and of the unadministered
tate Of Daniel Smith. deceased both Of Honolulu. in
the Island of Oahu hereby give notice that all persons
indebted 10 the said estates either of them
qured TO make immediate payment TO the adminsrat-
tors and that all persons having claims against the
said estates either of them either secured by mort
gage otherwise required TO present the same TO
the administrators within six months from the date Of
this notice, or they will be forever barred.
(Signcd) JAMES HAY WODEHoUSE,
THOMAS RAIN WALKER.
Honolulu March Sth 1882 sg6 I'm
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LaaEran, evening Inc TOO

A-tns Gay eNCuAllE INT At-el OF the Hawai-
ahao Grs' School invited the Tustees and friends
OF Die chool "a meet with he narepts and
guardians of the children for slsial catherine in
/. the neV r,uus Besides The Irrsfees and their
. l0lyes, aere were present II. H. hi Til;noI,aIani
and Lis Ike Hon. c. Il Bishop ana Mrs Risbo,
Hon. y Cleshorn. Hon. W. y srr,str,5,,- and
other, b seventy and more Of NE friends ~ tbs
pupiis After the company had arrived the naniis
took tlsit seats "a tho school Room and aania,-
tainci % air friends viii some choice r,nsic JSrif
addrgaes were made u some Of the IN, ,-is;fors
y r. liliuokalani especially iucitiD0 he ,,,;i
q nueared diligence by her earnest interest Il,
leif taiaments asc progress The invitation
as len given fof ali to assemble anevr in tbe
inii room. where H. table had been snrea5 ana
etterlInment provided for th9 quests Fnli ;,,S
uee wing been done 10 the da..dies protfereS ~
the Ut and attentive WALTERS, the oertleSos33
preset made brief addresses TO the p9rents ana
schola,s Rev A. o. Torbes acted MS infer1rs+or
or N,ssrs Bishop. Cleo Torn and Arrnst-o,,,-
while Aon W. r. Casie Major Leleo Rev NJ r
Ngpu and others spoze ia true Hawaiian strla5
td,ahdfo for the excellent privileges for suifs
WHINING afforded II the school, while each ma
nj i4iga, 10 Sfimuate parents and pnpils -
Hief apprccjafion OF iufy. The evenings sntor,
qlnent was an oceas.3n Of pleasure and profit 10
80 eiEect OF dc coucrt at Fort Street Cburcl,
4&lfher evening wa greatly narfod 10 tho~a
!. r. Appened TO be ner the door. BY the consfant
of eqnS ee.5,s d. which MS kspt up in The
Up many cons ly coming into notice.
~ .slII1Il1.
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The Young Mems Christian Association viii
hold their regular monthly meeting at the Lyceum
tomorrow Thursday evening when plans for
the Association Building will be presented.
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Messrs. Fuller and Lascombe have laid upon the
desk some very good photographs Of Wailuku, and
also Of incidents during His Majestys stay in that
city. The portrait of the King is especially
good one.
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Captain Henry Weber Is row in command of
the ZealaAdio, vice Captain Chevalier. resigned
Captain Weber has had charge of the steamship
Deem for some time past.
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saluting battery of seven brass cannons, has
been mounted near the harbor, between Richard
and Alakea streets: this will be used for sautes;
presumably Punch Bowl battery will be placed on
the retired list.
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pissolution of Co.partnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
Il tofore existing between Ian Al Van. Ian All Tin
Wong All Chow. Ian Kwai Chin, Yong cku Fong
Ian All Choy, Chong All Kee and Yin Min Sing, under
the firm name and style OF wo Chong Co. and carry
ing business as Boot and Shoe Manufacturers IN
HCnolulu, Island Of Oahu, Is dissolved by mutual
consent.
Dated Honolulu, Feb 18Th, 1852.
(Signed) Lam Al YAM,
Ian All TIM.
WONG All CHOW,
Lam KWAI CHIN,
YONG CHU FONG,
Ian All CHOY,
CHONG All KEE,
SIS % YIN MIN SING
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Euull GAzETrE-Speakng Of DR.. Fitch in vour
issue Of the list inst ] said: "Ho IS doing more
worG Ian all the other government ,ioctors nut To-
get9a To prevent any misapprehelision,
oesl.t . say, that TINS remark was intended to
including the Queens Hospital baye no ada
ouate leans Of judging what Is beino dome bv the
ssoyellcnt doctors on the other islands and
Faaye asrefore no opinion toexpress concerning
then o. thtir work. CIis. 4 Roog,-Es
HQIdulu March 18th, lSS2
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A society for literary and religious improvement
was successfully formed at Makawao, on Monday
the 9Th. lecture on Constantinople was read by
our Travelled friend, S. Il. Alexander. A report on
China and its missions by Rev. ]. NJ. Alexander.
Readings, Rotations, and music filed up the
evening. Monthly meetings will be held. The re-
sources Of home talent will be tested.
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NOTICE.

nNASD AFTER THIS DATE 4 WILL PAY
~ no bills contracted in my narie, without my
written order. w e. HERRfCK
Honolulu, March 7th. fs6s 81 in
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DRUM CORPS /!

WOULD LIKE TO CORRE
spond with about ten young men for the purpose Of
N ORGANIZING A DRUM CORPS IN HONOLULU.
.SSs sm LESSONS EHp INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN At TINE
XdSiess, t G Z. "BRD1 e, CARE OF GAZETTE
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Another shooting case has occurred at Honokaa.
| On Saturday evening, 4th instant, at about 8
O'Clock Chinaman living below the Honakaa
Mill reused up by some one knocking at his
door and enquiring for rum. The Chinaman said
he had rum. and told the man to go away. He
turned to light his pipe when the man, a native,
stepped into the house and fred pistol the ball
struck the Chinaman, entering about two inches
behind the left anc passing along lodged below
the right near the jugular vein. The native
continued firing discharging shots in all five: a
second ball struck the Chinaman on the side of
the head and glanced against the skull bone; the
other shots were harmless. The first ball is in
such dangerous position that the doctor dare not
attempt 10 extract it, for fear of bleeding to death
The Chinaman was still alive when the steamer
left, but for how long a time be will live is
uncertain. The man who did the shooting has
been identified. The deputy sheriff collected all
the laborers from the plantations around, and
marched them past the wounded man, one by one,
after about 40 had gone by, the Chinaman recog-
niZed his assailant. He is a man named Wailoa
who used 20 work at Honokaa. The managers of
the plantations in the district deserve great credit
for the assistance they gave to the deputy sheriff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

Mr.. Maurice Hyman has built himself very
pleasant residence Fort Street, nearly opposite
his brothers house. He moved into it few days
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

robbery was committed at Mr.. Mckeague'
plantation last Friday. The safe was broken open
the books carried off and about 800 in cash
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-03-15

The band played at the Hotel in spite OF the rain.
Their zeal is TO be commended.