The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-11

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an earnest request is made that all those who have
books will return them on next Friday evening.
At the annual meeting of the German Club, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President w c. Maertens; Vice President,
c. o. Berger; Secretary and Treasurer, L. Kruse.
The Amateur Musical Society will give a con-
cert at the hall Of the YM.C.A. building on Mon
day, April 23rd. The members of the society are
requested TO muster well at the next two practices.
The regular monthly teachers, meeting will be
held next Friday, at Fort Street school room, at
2:l5 p. NJ. The subject will be the Geography of
the Hawaiian islands full attendance is re-
quested.
Eleven DRINKS, > ARRAYS, . disorderly conduct
and gambling we're the entries OH the slate at
the Police Station. Saturday evening. The officers
on duty had not had 50 much business since the
coronation.
The German laborers who refused to work at
the KilauS Plantation had their cases partly
heard in the Police Court III this city on the 9th
and 10th insts. Judge Hartwell is looking after
their interests.
Akana the well known interpreter at the Police
Court, and Akiona his nephew, police officer,
have both been arrested for conspiracy, i'll taking
brides to prevent the ends of justice. Their cases
will be heard Thursday morning
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Hyde 60 East on the June
steamer, by invitation of family friends who
defray the expense of the trip, which will be only
for the usual time of the annual vacation Of the
North Pacific Mission Institute.
The band concert at Emma Square, Saturday
afternoon had the usual good attendance, and the
music was well rendered. Three new pieces, an
overture by Suppe, ballad by Abt and galop by
Bohnn, added special interest to the occasion.
Last Thursday, a mechanic of this city bad the
misfortune to lose package Of money amounting
to several hundred dollars. Two of the bills of
the denomination of 500 each, bore the register
numbers of 1858 and 11S Look sharply at the
numbers Of Sl00 bills.
midnight marauder raided the premises Of
Messrs. Castle d Cooke the night of the It'll
inst. and attempted to gain access to the money
drawers Of the establishment but failed. None of
the stock Of the establishment was missing the
amateur burglar is supposed to be a boy.
The sloop RohililaHi while entering Pearl River
IN the 4th inst, popped by heavy sea, filling
the cabin and wter logging the vessel. Anchor
was dropped and assistance sent for TO thls city
and the Pele went down, pumped the'sssel out
and the Rolilflaai started again on her voyage /.
On Sunday there was quite cold snap, it
seemed as if the March weather had been little
behind hand, and April was determined to stand
aside for a moment and let March have an
| innings. A heavy breeze with occasional smart
showers made people look up their woollen clothes
Senior Canayarro, the Portuguese Consul at this
port in watching over the interests Of his country
men is reported to have written a note to the
PrenIier On the Chinese question, which probably
caused the action of the Board of Health and shut
of the incoming ducats, payable If the Chlnese
had landed.
Hailama, Kamellona and Kaai concerned in the
death of a native, Paiola, who was injured in a
fight that occurred on the Pacific Mail Wharf,
during coronation week were tried at the Supreme
Court during the last week and found guilty Of
assault and battery. They were sentenced to one
year at hard labor.
The Steamer Madras, a6 days from Hongkong
with 500 lreported) passengers for this port,
arrived of the harbor on the 10th inst Pilot
Babcock refused to bring the vessel in, there being
cases OF smallpox on board. She Is now anchor
ed in the roadstead with the quarantine flag
flying.
Lee Chat, whose sudden departure from this
city, supposedly for the Colonies, created an
excitement amongst large number of our Chinese
merchants, TO. whom he was indebted, was ad-
Judged a bankrupt by Chief Justice Judd, on the
9th inst. and Friday, May 4th, is the day set for
creditors 10 appear and prove their claims
We did not have a repetition Of the whale =
hoax last Sunday. but false alarm that the Sre=
had been signalled sent number of people kiting
round 10 the Post Office, Immediately that the
Episcopal Church concluded its services. On en-
quiring it WAS found that the supposed Sue. had
resolved itself into the world renowned steamship
Molola.
The trial of the three highway robbers, Davis,
Taylor and Moore was consumated in the Supreme
Court on the 10th inst Mr.. Hatch for his client
pleaded guilty and Mr.. Russel for Davis also plead
ed guilty. Moore stood the examination Of three
witnesses, and then he gave in and pleaded guilty
The trio will probably be sentenced by Judge Aus
tin to-day.
The steamer Gig Of Iekio, expected at this port
from Hongkong ria Yokohama, is Que of the lar.
ges; of the passenger steamers that traverse the
Pacific Ocean. She is 5,079 tons register 42S feet
in length, ls feet beam and q feet depth Of hold
The Copfc, which IS also expected, Is 4Y5bs tons
register, - feet beam, 81 feet depth of hold and
$50 feet in length.
Father Leonor the popular Priest of Waikiki,
will leave by the australia for the United States.
Father Leonor goes to st. Louis to obtain the
services of Sisters Of Charity who are to take
charge of the Branch Hospitals. We arc informed
that certain number will be detailed 20 kakaako.
and that as 5000 ms the worthy pastor has com
pieted his arrangements il is the intention Of the
Government to commence the building Of tie
Wailuku Branch Hospitals.
Last Thursday, April 9Th, was the day set apart
by our celestial fellow citizens for visiting the
graves Of their kindred and friends in Pauoa Val
ley. From early morn to dewy eve constant
stream Of pilgrims kept pouring up and many
were the Joss sticks burned and many were the
chickens carried thither. 1t may not be generally
known that there IS quite large cemetery for
Chinese in Pauoa valley.
Notwithstanding The squaly weather on Sun
day several parties were noticed sailing around in
tlo harbor enjoying the pleasures of yachting.
Two boats belonging to the e. S. s. FgchEseff had
trial Of speed TO Diamond Head and return. A
oat from II. /. Z. II. Nagesdnick differed and
Manned put out TO take part in the trials Of speed,
bat the wind proved TOO strong and sails had 70 be
lewered BY them and the boat was propelled by
lie more manageable oar.
During one of tho heavy squalls which passed
over The harbor on last sunday afternoon, the
attention Of the owner Of the yacht Addie was