The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18

present were numerous, and represented large
portion Of the business community
Mr. Louis Lsvey, Of Lyons x Leyey sold l6
lots Of cid lumber on kilauea street at Of the
18th inst. Each lot contained about four cords Of
good wood, some of them containing quite good
planking, the prices obtained were reasonable.
Mrs. H. Kaai wife Of Mr. Simon Kaai died sud
denly at her residence Paama, on the 18Th inst The
cause Of her sudden death the effects Of heart
disease which her family physician states she was
troubled with. An autopsy was not deemed nee
essary.
HRH Prircess lydia held a reception At her
residence on Beretauia street onfhe afternoon Of
the 18th inst which was largely attended by resi-
dents and officers FROM the Riisio. The Band was
present during the reception hours and RECALLED the
visitors With choice selections Of music.
The Mission Children's Society held one Of their
pleasant reunions az the house OF ;. b. Dole, on
The evening Of the 14th inst. very pleasant even
ing wac passed by those present, the absence of
the host who was engaged al the Supreme Court
until p. m. ,, being the only drawback
His Majesty. accompanied by the Princess Pc
Tnalkalaui and some friends, took trlp to MOana
lua on the morning Of the 18th inst. The barge in
which the voyage was made, was towed tllither aud
back by the steamer haPf0fgffi, which had been
placed at His Majesty service by Mr.. VIM Phuger.
The schooner Eal,sra carries With her nunber
of Gilbert Islanders, whose terms Of service as Ia
bOrers having expired, avail themselves of the
hGfgG's trip to Apaians TO return to Their homes
She will leave on Saturday and any mail matter
left at the rooms Of the Hawaiian Board will be
forwarded.
The Band concert at Emma Square on Monday
evening Was well attended. and was most enjoy
able musical treat One Of the numbers Of the
evening programme . polka composed D. NJ.
Micniels, IN which be sustained the cornet solo,
was encored, the applause being most hearty nd
prolonged.
Through the politeness Of J. o. Garter, Esq
Commercial Agent for Japan, we have received
copy Of the .. Eleventh Report Of the Postmaster
General Of Japan The pamphlet IS concise, and
contains IN amount Of valuable information. The
japanese understand the art of getting up public
documents thoroughly.
An open air oafs is 10 be started on Beretania
street. on the premises adjoining Mr.. A. W.
Schmidt. The enterprise deserves the patronage Of
the public Just this kind of thing Is best suited
to our climate, and has been much needed Pro
perry conducted we have no doubt but that 1t viii
become very popular place.
larpe number Of newly arrived Portuguese inn
migrants have already found suitable and comfort
able places for themselves in private families IN
this city, and others have gone on plantations.
The JsHHs Halkty on her last trip TO Hilo took g
adults and 50 children for places on the Naiakea
and Hitchcock plantations.
A horse belonging to Mr. a. A. Montana, was
shot BY SOME unknown person on the l4th.lnst.,
and received injuries which caused 1t to be killed.
NJ. Montana IS now waiting, shotgun IN hand tor
trespassers on his premises az Manoa valley, and
it would be well for pOachers and others TO give
that place wide berth for the present.
DR.. Ruth. the orator of the Day here on last
Fourth Of July, Is to be presented with an elegant
gold mounted cane the gift Of the American resi-
dents Of this city. The Esser, on which vessel the
gentleman is, is nov in japanese waters, and the
stick will be forwarded to him by first opportunity.
It IS now on exhibition at Bro2lie and Spears
The Waikiki bridge was discovered to be on FIRE
on the 18th inst by Mr.. J. T. Naterhouses Jr.. and
Dr.. Stanrenwald. both Of whom happened to be
coming up from beneath the timbers at the Park
end. and after investigation discovered the ire,
and finally, after obtaining the services OF some
Chinese succeeded IN extinguishing the IRE.
The many distractions which have been notice
able in the shape Of bundles boxes, barrels etc.
have caused 50 many complaints that Deputy Mar
shall DAYTON felt compelled TO enforce the law, and
during the past week notice given to dry goods
and other dealers relative TO blocking the side
walks with their wares. Dealers generally computed
with the order 10 clear the walks, and the public
are the gamers by more space for pedestrianism
The newly arrived Portuguese immigrants passed
a most enjoyable time at the Immigration bar
racks on the afternoon and evening OF the llth
inst By order of His Majesty, the Band played
from 10 p N. and during that time the quarters
we're visited by His Majesty members OF The Royal
Family. Government officials and the pubic gen
erally many Of whom, including His Majesty,
made purchases Of the handiwo-k displayed by
the newcomers.
The performance at the Music Hall last Saturday
evening by the Hawaiian Minstrel Troupe, IN aid
Of the funds of the Hook and ladder Co, was very
well attended, and the performance thrOughout
was most mirth provoking. The oaricature OF the
leading musical association Of the city was very
Iaughable. ana was thoroughly appreciated By the
audience. The troupe retire now for season Of
rest and viii not probably again appear until late
IN the fall.
M. Hervey Z. Whitney Is confined 70 his house,
suffering from the effects Of a fall from horse.
In falling he struck on tls head and shoulders N
such manner as 10 render him speechless and 10
partially paTalyze him. Dr. BrOdie is attending
him. and regards the case as dangerous one, the
/ shock received being very severe By notice IL
another column. il will be seen that Mr. W. died
last evening and that his funeral will take place
at half-pas four O'Clock this afternoon
Mr.. Clarence ". Macfarlane, one Of the rising
ycunr athletes Of the community, while engaged
IN exercising at the Gymnasium on Fort street. on
The evening Of the 18th instant fell from the
horizontal bar on to the nattTass beneath striking
IN his head, and with such force as TO stun him.
Medical assistauCe was obtained. and he was con-
viewed TO his home. 4 rest Of forty-eight hours
suficed to bring him around again. there happily
being no bones injured, nor the shock resulting
seriously.
The increase Of business patronage vhich Air. j..
l ~ Dat il. has been favored with, has compelled
| him 10 increase his accommodations, and an en-
arced store now Grcets the view Of patrons Special
/ arrangements have been made looking to the
quick distribution OF newspapers and magazines
on the arrival Of each mail. Mr. Dat and his assis-
tant, J. Z. Jordan. anxious 70 please custom
ers who may call, and are oblig1ng to al corners.
/ Pay them a visit, but d" For gracious sake don't
| say / told you-'
Mann
Alexander Baldwin finished grinding on the
/ 18th. it is said that the season has been salts
factory one for them.
Al Nalawao it comrnenced to rain lightly on
the evening OF the l2th. after long spell Of dry
I weather. All hail the rain with delight IS the
streams we're falling very low,
An accidental fro occurred IN the trash OF piece
Of cane being cut on the Alexander q Baldwin
plantation. and burnt the balance Of the standing
] eane-ollly few acres-and weut over into Grove
/ Ranch Young ratoous where It burnt OVER quite a
number of acres. II is very fortunate that all the
GFCve Ranch cane had Just been taken Of The
whole damage IS very slight
HAuAu
TIE three rnasted schooner DgLoig, T. E. MagHire
muster cleared from Hilo, for Port Townsend on
Saturday July 9TH, IN ballast.
The Police Of Hilo made a raid on a gambling
den kept by Akana. aTresfIng him and me others
! s-ere found eulty and hnsd twenty dollars each
| and one day-s imprisonment at hard labor.
Panio. an old and prominent native Of Eilo, died
| on Sunday. July sth. aged 20 years Panic was
the uEcie Of the late Gov Nip. Of ttllo and for
many years held positions OF trust and mpo-iance-
he wa The road Supervisor prior to the appoint
neut Of Mr.. Jordan
Al about midnight Of Tuesday, July Ieih, a fire
was discovered IN tho boiling house Of the Spencer
Pfanfatioa al Amauriu, Hiic. When first seen i
had gained sech headFay that before help could
be obtained, tho boiling house and adjacent bald
thing is very dry en- ab0ut Hilo there having beEn
BAT vefy liida gain for montha and boiling house
and thing else vent down ike finder ANA
unlu Flartafon Il stopped ia the midst q grinding
/ which Is a great loss Theirs arc ahoul 20 acres
set 70 fosne Of. = Ecr1s of uhicll 1iii e irirre
By delay. l1e laiie5res Nere very old. arr u 81
thocahl that ey F1uil balt q t1 q tulf after iAf
rIiadf1r was over At az cre1ia th1 property ul
4 hear rrnf eel 1fIrnIrII