The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-08-22

| The steamer NolOlu took another detachment of
people afflicted with leprosy, to Molokai from the
| the 18th inst.
The Rev. J. X. Lewis, Chaplain of the I. s
Flagship Pensacola, will preach at the morning
| service at st. Andrews Cathedral on Sunday neXt
Service commences at II a. N.
The storm prevalent on the 18th inst. and the
threatening aspect Of the weather in the Eastward
detained the Liksi,ks from her regular sailing dav
until the afternoon Of the 18th.
| A Chinaman, who has been engaged IN the lille
gal tFaihc Of liquor, selling without license was
captured on the 18th inst, and the 2Oih, Judge
| Wilcox fined him 500 and costs.
Baseball, 18th, Honolulu vs.. Kakiack: Honolulu,
Il; kakiacks, II. Kakiacks SO disguised that they
change their name TO "Amity,'' and will play the
victors another game next saturday
The k9hala Sugar Company have declared the
| annual dividend, payable the 18th inst, this
time Of 81 pr share Since 1874 this corporation
has not Yet missed an annual dividend.
The schooner Nee Foo, remarkable Oh account
OF beng the rst vessel IN the coastng trade owned
1 by Chinese, has been rechristened and she Is now
called the Rainbow" and is owned by Portuguese
| The social given by Miss Breeze last Friday
evening at the Kindergarten school on Nuuanu
| street, was quite enjoyable and the programme of
| exercises gone through, entertained large audi.
\ ence.
The absent Band Is often thought Of during the
| prevailing pleasant moonlight evenings and the
stiffness in Emma Square, is remarked by those
| who were wont to be present at the afternoon
| concerts.
Emma street is now being supplied with larger
water supply pipes; the three inch supply pipes on
| the Eva side having been taken up and their
place supplied with six inch ones. much needed
| accommodation.
Aarumor is current that the Premier is much
displeased with of the editorials published in
the Hairut Pos 4ma,in its last ISSUE and the pros
poets good for another libel suit. 1t is well
| known who will win.
4 new arrival in the shape Of a sloop boat
brought to port on the Lena Si0I=ey, is attracting
| the attention of captains in the mosquito fleet
| the newcomers record being reported TO be quite
/ good, both " on and Off the wind
| Mr.. p. c. Jones, Jr. continues his self imposed
task Of teaching bookkeeping TO young men and
boys at the rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A. This gentle
man illustrates in practical manner his desire 10
assist the young men in this community.
On the fourth page Of this issue will be found
| in full the address given by Mrs Hugh HASTE, on
| the subject Of Temperance at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
| on the evening of the 18th inst; ii is well worth
perusal by not only temperate but also bitemp-
| crate people.
Readers Of the sensational Idrs,tiser are treated
IN this Issue Of the GAZETTE, to e-rJoss Of the
manner in which they are imposed upon by the
| plagarized matter which appears in the columns
| Of that Hsirs-paper Wonder if the Dreamy Drug
| was "suggested!'
On Sunday last the Sacrament of Holy Baptism
| was administered to adult Chinaman, by the
| Rev. G. Wallace at St. Andrews pro-Cathedral.
| The candidate Is a merchant of Sydney, n. S. W.
and l. on his way TO the Coast whence he proposes
| to return to Sydney
| The credit sale which Messrs. Hackfeld a Co..
| ordered TO take place during the past week has
been quite successful, the entire amount of goods
| sold being in close proximity to $4,000. The
| attendance has been fair and the prices obtained
were regarded as good.
As the Likeiiks was passing the bell buoy of this
port last Wednesday afternoon, she was hailed by
| the incoming ~ n. Reed, but not stopping, the
| Reed was put about and followed after her. Capt
King finally hove to, and supplied the information
desired, relating to boat by the Reefs captain.
| The management of the Hawaiian Hotel has
| again been changed and now the authority and
| responsibility of running" the establishment Is
vested in Mr.. Geo. c. Fawsett who has had eN-
| tended experience in the noted Palmer House il
Chicago and the Baldwin Hotel in San Francisco.
| The police officers Akana and Akiona who were
| charged some time since with conspiracy, in ac-
| cepting brides from certain Chinese, and We're
tried and acquitted, have turned the tables the
parties who were the prosecutors IN tue case, the
| latter now being under arrest and charged with
perjury.
The politicians are commencing to lay their
| wires already for the Legislative Session of 1884
and Palace attache is now canyassing for the
political assistance of the police The shepherd
has an advance agent looking after recalcitrant
members of his flock.
The friends of MIR. ". A. Kinney will be graft
fed to learn that he is convalescent. He has been
most dangerously Ill for a week past He was
taken first with fever, which was followed by
bowel disorder OF vIrulent type, and although
still very weak, it is hoped that imminent danger
is passed.
Mr. $. Roth displays on the door Of his store a
letter from Mr. 5. G. Wilder bearing date Of July
| 10th from Cramps Shipyard, Philadelphia, in
which Mr. Wilder states be can buy clothes here
cheaper than there, orders new suit and fur.
nishes the information that he will return to Ho-
nolulu by Sept. LIST.
Residents in the square bounded by Alakea,
| Punchbowl, Queen and Beretania Streets are now
supplied with artesian well water. The reduction
IN the force of the flow is quite noticeable and
would be consequently great drawback 10 house
holders in case of fire, no medium height being
attainRbe by water through the garden hose.
The British blk. George, Of Maitland commanded
by Captain Grant arrived off port, and anchored,
on the afternoon of the 18th inst. The George is
from Victoria b. c. is laden with lumber and Is
bound for Shanghai; the vessel called IN here to
have some repairs made 10 one of the pumps
which having been done she continued on her voy
age.
The bark Emerald sailed from this port for
Puget Sound in ballast, on the 18th inst. In pass
ing the Hespe. the outgoing vessel was saluted by
the dipping of the colors and the kindly acton
was responded To by Capt. Cater So rarely have
these courtesies been exchanged between captains
that the act is well worthy of note when occurring
Parties who during the present warm weather
desire to enjoy the pleasures of a season of resi-
and enjoyment on the other islands should pay .
| visit TO the Ridge House, South Kona, Hawaii, OF
10 Mr.. II. b. Bailey at MakawaO Maui, where They
will find comfortable rooms lovely scenery and
all the adiuncts necessary to make vacation
pleasant.
Our editor-in-chief is now basking in the ligh
of the day gods beams ON Maui and enIOyinl
oceans Of dignity If IT could only be arranged
TO greet him with a couple of slogging matches, 8
brace of libel suits, and half dozen threatenini
letters on his arrival back, he would most pTOba
bly, be constrained to believe that business haC
been quite lively during his absence
-Four drivers of carriages were arrested OIL
Saturday evening by officer Wond, at the Chimes
theatre for allowing their vehicles TO stand on tn
q mgEia side of the road, instead Of being on tn
uaidi side as the law directs. The regulations II
e tins regard have been disobeyed for long tim
q back and the sudden zeal was most probably pro
: duood by hint from headquarters.
\ The members of the mounted constabulary ar
e fast obtaining reputation for drumkinness
a rogdyism and blasphemy, no less than ten O
b these cavalry police" having been brought be
| fore the Police Court last week. The officers O
the organization must feel proud Of the con
r. panionship, and the taxpayers feel pleased tina
their money Is SO well pleased.
J. The residents in and around the environs of tn
Fort Street Church have within the past few moor
flight evenings been treated to music that arouse
| the anger of the neiGhbOrs-the nightly concert
i of cats being but poor comparison, and the me
d lifiuous' strains of the-wOuld-be cornet playt
c reminding one of the braying of 1000 mules upo
z a battlefield
d Mr. G. Carson Kenyon, editor of the Ballet
y Of this city, has received from the hands Of I'll
y President Of the Board of Education an appoin
| ment as teacher in the Government school az Wa
ahole district of Koolaupoko, Oahu, and Will pr
badly leave the editorial tripod for the purpose
e taking his new position on or about the LIST {
I September.
MIA. T. Atkinson the managing editor of ii
= | GAZETTE takes a well-earned holiday of a coup
~ of weeks having left this city for Maui, Lanai an
Il way stations on the IrIlGHi last Friday. II
time viii not be altogether engaged in indulCenC
It in dolce far sHfs, visits viii be paid TO plant'
O. tons and other industries and information geant
will be placed before the readers of this paper j
the sweet iHaheee.
A native known by the name OF JACK age