The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30

AfrteuNtlls W Larsen II Taylor. iuuuD j ID llnanii.
Rodgcrs, e Burns, Henry Murchaut
For San Fruncisco, per Eureka, May s3-J Chafrcy.
II Christie, c DOddy, = a Rdriqucs.
From Kauai per jas Make May si-C Bertclman. J
For Maui and Hawaii, per Iwalani. May s5-Hon il N
mgTTy VIM. GTesn well Il 7 Tay,9r Judge Ioa-
For San Francisco, per c Ford May &c McraweIl
aud wife, simpson and wife.
Prom Maui and Molokai, per Lchua. May 81 \
Wright, . Misses Meyer, James Morris.
From Kahuiui, per Kilauca Huu. May a5-w o At
water, = Peterson and wife Mrs " } Hopper
iichbard and wife, n Crowell, Pahia 1nrnstcr
KuaWeamahi, Mr. ) A Paxton, Miss Grey.
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Town.
The Glencig will sail for Hongkong after arrival
here.
Election Of Fire Department Engineers next
Monday.
Postmaster General Whitney has gone on a trip
90 hau, Hawaii.
When will the postponed regular meeting Of the
Athletic Association take placer
The revised and corrected programme Of the
18th Of June races appears In this issue.
The latest news relating TO the steamer MafJas
is that she sails to-day for Victoria b. G.
IIThe lark Lady Lap,psou. was telephoned this
morning at O'Clock, and now of the port
Preparations are in progress to send forward
another lot Of lepers 10 Moiokai. from Kakaako
The Hawaiian schooner .J,lia, Is now ON the
Marine Railway and will receive thorough over
hauling.
We hear that the Symphony Club propose to
I'VE concert shortly. An excellent programme
being made up.
The Cleaners Society" meet next Saturday at
p. m. IN the schoolroOm Of the congregational
church, Fort street.
Rev. DR.. hyde and family 20 to the Coast on The
next mail steamer. We wish them a peasant
journey and safe return.
The Gospel temperance meeting held at the
Bethel on Saturday evening was well attended and
was presided over by DIR. Hyde
The presence of the moon is no excuse for driv-
ing without lights as several parties arrested dur
ing the past week ascertained.
On Saturday the wind hauled to the southland
and kept in that quarter all day, a consequence
the weather WAS uncomfortable.
Mr. John I. waterhouse IT,, who has been dan
gerously i'll of typhoid fever has II is pleasure
TO say, almost entirely recovered.
Yesterday Mr.. A. G. Ellis the stock broker, dis
posed Of $4,000 worth of Plantation Stocks. Not
a bad days work for the orphan.
The Hawaiian bark Liy Graoe arrived in port
sunday from San Francisco via Mahukuna- She
-incs 1900 bricks TO Mr.. George Lucas.
q. rkentine KiEl,tat, Capt. Cutler arrived
q, iere on the 18th inst, - days from Port |
fehd. She brings a full cargo Of lumber
Is has been received that the schooner Me |
IRIS was ashore at Lanai. The particulars re- |
riding the disaster have not yet come TO hand.
The annual Public examination of the students |
~ Moth pacifp missionary 1ngfitufp wi bp
held at Kawaiahao Church Saturday morning.
blasting ,ncra,ions have proceeded during last |
week in the excavation being made for the new |
building near the corner of King and Nuuanu SIS.
The Visitors Register" at the Y. NJ. c. A. |
vooms does not display the names of all visitors |
10 the rooms, probably on account Of the absence
uf pen and ink.
The fiery untamed steeds attached to drays have |
attracted considerable notice during the past week
by the rapid manner in which they are again being
driven by drivers.
The Band concert at Emma square last Satur- /
dav afternoon was very well attended and amongst |
those present were their Highnesses Princess Lydia
and Princess Likelike.
Mr.. auckland has been appointed to look after |
tine collecting of exhibits for the Boston Exhibition
lie left by the steamer yesterday, intending TO |
visit Kohala, Hilo and kona
On Thursday and Friday Of last week the tnor-
Inometer, in the shade at noon, registered y /
and in consequence thereof, several Of our solid /
citizens quoted Hamlet.
To-day at 10 a m. the Posts of the Grand Army |
s,F the Republic stationed in this city, VIII proceed
TO Nuuanu Cemetary and decorate the graves OF
American soldiers and sailors.
Now that the birthday of the Queen of England |
is disposed of il is in order to celebrate the birth
day Of England's offspring, the United States, and
the coming =" Fourth.
Mesfrs. Lyons & Bevey's spacious warorooms in
Beaver Block, will undoubtedly be crowded win
buyers the occasion of the notable sale OF iur-
niture, etc. ON Friday June LIST.
A report has been received in this city that |
case Of small pox was discovered at kohala. No
credence should be placed in the rumor however,
as it lacks confirmation by reliable persons.
The bar room and billiard room of the Pantheon
Saloon are being very hansomely tresooed: Mr.
Al Kohrn. who has the work in hand is a thorough /
artist in this line, and has produced really hne
ceiling.
Luminous paint has been used by Mr. Strate-
MEYER, our local artist. in painting one Of the
the boxes at the Post Office. Only blind man
now escape Distinguishing their location III
the dark.
All Of the consular flags were displayed and |
many American vessels in harbor swung their en-
signs 20 the breeze the 2ith inst, m honor Of
good Queen Yics birthday. Few business houses
were closed
superiutendent Wilson. has determined to strict
" enforce the irrigation notice issued by him. the
continued lack of rain reducing the water supply /
20 extent that wastefulness now Is criminal
negligence.
Casper the slayer Of the Two men at Hilo has
asked permission and been refused the privilege
Of carrying concealed weapons while IN tins city
He was discharged from the prison where be was
awaiting trial on the sd inst
The Eva road is closed temporarily to permit the
erection Of a bridge by somebody or other who
will receive an unknown amount from the Gov.
F.srf Efrsnf rnr
called for. all that Is known is that bridge IS
being built.
The Trustees Of the Queens Hospital will hold
= semi-annusl meeting at the room of the Cham
ber ot Commerce next Wednesday, June 9th. On
July 9TH the biennial meeting Of the members OF
the Association will be held IN the Government
building.
The Love Of God was Pastor Cruzsn' theme
on Sunday morning and IN The evening he preached
Decoration DAY. Post Geo. De Long. Grand
Army of the Republic attended at the evening ser
vice IN a body
Her Britannia Majesty's Commissioner and Con
.zuI General held reception at his residence on
the oath Of Nav: calls made by Governor
D1rninis. attended by Major A. Rosa, Hon. !. 5.
(1eriloru. the members Of the Diplomatic and
Consular corps aud a number Of British citizens
A most necessary adjunct TO the safety Of
tafhers At Waikiki is the presence of Hat bottomed
boats along the beach, accessible IN case OF being
undoubiedly provide one at the loug Branch
Baths and others should be, by residents along
the beach.
Messrs Wilder 4 Co have kindly assisted MIR.
c. r Buekland, Secretary of the Hawaiian Com
mission Of the Boston Exhibition by granting
hun free passage their steamers and railway
ard has also signifed their intention 30 allow the
free passage on their steamers Of all goods intended
as exhibits.
portion of OF the outer walls Of a brick
ailding situated kilauea street, lately built for
Mr Widemann. and used a storehouse, fell out
on the roadway ON the afternoon Of the 18th inst
Investigation showed that the wall had not been
,=eesarly constructed and means have been taken
90 reEasdT the defects.
Harry ti6ssdee. a resident of this city, while
taking hide in baggage wagon, on the 2iih inst
was thrown out and sustained a compound frac-
ture Of the left leg. Dr. Mnt3rew was called on by
the sufferer aud he received the needed attendance,