The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-08

kAUAfs
Abundant rains are reported at kilauea Plonta-
ton.
Mrs. MacGe and family intend to leave their re-
sidouco at kilauco shortly
Father Sylvester has been visiting the Island
before going 20 Honolulu, for number of years
he was in charge OF the Roman Catholic Church
at Molcaa. His old parishouer wcrc glad To see
him.
There has been good deal Of sickness about
kilauea lately. A low fever has been hanging
about breaking out and hoyo and them nm diher-
emit forms There has bCvn a case on Two OF
typhoid, but mos, have been OF the maatlM VIZ
Several deaths have occurred. The new doctor
has had his hands full in consequence ot all TINS
sickness. Re rs quite popular IN the dstr'eI
Hawai-.
The thrcc-mastcd schooner Eo,gg ion',g,s,
Capt Matson, arrived az Hilo. on FRIDAY, July
| o1h ~ days from san Francisco with tull clige
81 general merchandise
Tho following persons camo az rascugcle Do
/ llao on the RHma CiaHiira FROM Sau nwneeco
Mrs Rlacknan and thrCc children Ma. McNinleN
and two children, Mrs Cerscadden' M N0sa'
] Tho k4,nal Cllq}i4a has become great nVouie
z with travellers between ililo and Ran ftanclscA
: and captain Matp,,h IN his untifAnB NWcnWoh ~
! ms passenFfs maAts lite on The rolhnt den
I IN his Ncsst a pleasure from bcs,hn'nn TO cad
MAub
/ IN tatcNsb made lvsynoiN,, has buAn pviv,,i
I IN Nj ma vt iana and the tital triplNVNtVhVsi
! rNtirfactotN,
M. Rbolcs The bo,bleN Nas lo4 atytvsd nom
HONOLULU and n Il y3s,r,sl That the Rew NUetoM
I tlNase Is ~ oe Naao AZ NNee,
/ fAe Rass.,e aetyV,i al NaAelW VN tNe aeb Wlta
! Il aa,s ns,sN ssAN faAVizeo With q saNoyN eenc'
{ 0t fPelslt, Colst, swift ttlsN,s pleasant NoNNs,N
fNe,V has eeea Net lWtle gAin ia tA,s ,lss,tt1l Vi
Atc and tho f,,,la ale M s,ss4eA,,geN hut desph
f4NNtS's Nene'N'N ese yesaev' ~ NeA'N@
AnhoNsh R,,,st at the mills IN theNJVh,y,N of
Nathan Nte met ggtudlns a. ~ ehS NV se.llNsAd
I q aNNs a s,NN eeaNlyea sNg NAt'Me lsyeNN
Nh IN, CFoNvll Wiu b. e,,eA,NN,e iog the
leglslAtNle thls NeF tN the disNNl ~ WNilNAN,
| tle IL FgAldvd - eAtleb lAdeleadeAl m lsyusa
and believed 60 he tNVoEi,e Among the natives,
On tho aaA mat, a hAoas teak plaeafAt Makees
hetwe.n fhfneman aud a native dating which
the ChinAmNn dgeW a knige and stAhhed the native
IN the riSht side naplSN tbs WvNna inflicted IS
but alighi ONe The OinnepNen Is Now under
aGrvst
Al the last Maui llau,aihn sogpa Reg gpseg-
y0iys have ins been constructed and over ~ aVEes
ot cane Age nov irrigated, anp the Manager Mt
Holman expects 50 he able " irfleate 20 AeFes
porease ihe Yield per acre
\ most interesting and happy social event toQk
place az faia, August IN, ID was the marriage If
/ David Crowell, eldest son ~ My y, N, Crowel to
Miss Louisa Aarmoza, nr iainS ofiieiated.
Both Of the contracting parties are we'll and iayoT
ahly known IN these parts, and very large party
was given N honor Of the eyeut which was as
tended by all the snctb and beauty Of both Wal
luku aud HakawRo
In the district of Makawao the last Maui and
baldwin and Alexander Mills ARE still grinding
From Mir. James AleNanders place near paia u
tine, fifth crop o. game is now being taken Of
averaging four tons TO the acre, Mr.. ]. NJ. Crow
ell. who has charge OF this cane, sass chat last
year the same ground only produced two tons 10