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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31
An Unsuccessful Cruise

At Il:l5 A. m on Sunday, of the 18th inst. a
telephonic communication from Waimznalo an
n0znced that the steamer Kilassa HsH vas passing
at distance ~ ro-ts to Houolulu- As this steamer
was one Of the earliest dispatched of the relief
sells IN search OF the Sees, public interest vas
cited in her retain, and much Conjecture vas in
Obliged IN regarding the news she vo1id bring, and
as c0useCuence- from the time of her coming
Until her ultimate arrival IN port here the central
Once vas besieged with questions regarding her
location and time Of her probable arrival. On the
appearances of the Eiissea HsW OF waikiki crowds
OF people commenced to gather on the vharves TO
await her coming into port, eager 10 be Informed
of the Of the search after the missing S-e,-
The Yachts Restless and 4daie met the incoming
steamer at the spar buoy and accompanied her in.
As soon as the steamer entered the harbor a Ga
18TH representative boarded her and the first
TO learn that the search bad been unsuccessful, NJ
trace Of the missing vessel having been discovered
! Cart Sears, OF the Eilarea Hos, has furnished a
report, accompanied by a chart of the eourSes
taken. the latter prepared by chief ofcer Brovnel
! assisted by Purser Smith, and which depicts the
route taken BY the EiiaHea Hes from the time OF
her departure to her return Looking this chart
!: IS seen that the steamer after leaving Honolulu
/ passed out Of the channel between Oahn and No
lokai. cokstIng along the northeast shofe Of Molo
Thursday, the 18th. the kiaHea Hes spoke tbs
American schooner AHsa- Capt McCuiio1gh- Of
/ Maui, and learned from him the prevailing winds
| and weather which the aHRa had encountered dur
ing he- voyace from San Francisco After lesvinf
/ the Anzg the steamer stood cot TO SEA, and al /.
I midnight on Thursday changed her course again
steering in foE Cape Lelei~i on the coast Of Ha
vail Fr1u thsnoe the Kila-ea tuned on hei
/ course and stood north TO p % longitude 155 30
which point shc reached Saturday noon and ther
| TUNED for HonolGiz- standing iushore occasion
ally, and finally arriving n port at the time abov'
rzslfinned- Herewith Is the report OF Capt Sears
Left HonolnlG Wednesday morning, Jan 24th,
1sS3. al ociock Searched along the weather sides
of Molokai. Mani and Hawaii working OF and o.
from within Eve miles Of shore TO thirty miles od
| shore Proceeded south zs far as La % 10, A
far east a. la ., and then made a due n0rtf
cou-se 10 lon Ia 20 lat- p Is, then n1rth-wes
10 Ioz- 10 30 lzt = 20, thel working : ziez.
coarse 10 H0uoluin- Distance run dursne our alb
semen. 6oe rifles Spoke the schooner 1nnu Of
MaEi. saw ro.hing Of the S-s-- Th= frst thrs.
d1ys strong e4sserly trades; last day light so1fh
cry wind Arrived back in Houolula hArbor Al
~ y n Janrary 1sth-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

lrren sse Hsraa nv ssar. ssr 81. fsaa
We rec<ivcd BY thiz ,<st ssesmer thcrShsz frcu
nesrpspez Of unsurpassed qasfisy IN knerscs
Ncerdxnr % here. the King. the race. and IN
land ne thing which givc< ~ thu ereafcst scel
hat ss name b drawn sSrcasS he sla%s q q. o..
traction and that be IN made eminent In a bad
manner. n would do perhaps IL the kines nsmr
had been len ont, and The Government alone had
BEN sfszmsSse<A for thc>c are very difercni
Rat this h reason Why w should ash. uhy
should this manner Of thought be e1cif~df This
is the cause. the utter corruption Of our Govern
We can assert by way Of comparison, that since
the King came 10 the throne thcre has not been
any such rrviiine language used as thisl
II one considers stfentively the dritt Of the
he H.SsiS !, VII & eisssiy sesa Tia, he rSsi..
hl1fc and the Cabinet are also drawn through the
mill. For WHOM the pagan" Legislature was
sneased IN making its wAsistal Appropriations The
y economire. They gave them the rim and let
MS LEGISLATURE, upon which they had a hold, do
We can ses that the majority Of the native
members % the LegisiAtnre were mon not Accns-
toned 10 dealing with important questions q
Government, they had not previously ben won't
70 act on their own responsibility. and were not
intimately acquainted With Affairs. The majority
q them were noyices. and mere bombsstic specchi-
fers hus without brains The rest Of them, those
who had degree OF int llrence were time servers
waiting for an oflice that might he given them
when they returned b the hackwoods or in cun-
sideratnm Of being supplied with portion % poi
while they remained in Honolulu. That is not
the way that really WISE people act. Their frst
WORK h to inqoire what Is best for me 10 dor To
Be time server or 10 act JUSTIFY The one who
chooses 10 do Justly Is the whose name is FRA
grant and cf whom il Is said that "he gives heed
to life And those who choose time serving, are
they Who have bad reputation Of whom Il Is said
they are "heciless OF DEATH
Tho legislature adjourned. and the carrying out
OF the appropriations devolved upon the Cabinet
Tue proigality and wasfefniness Of the Cabinet Is
similar 10 that Of the legislature. ouly greater
fhere y great supphcation raised BY the peo-
pie 10 this cabinet. but they heed Il not. They
carry on the government, now on the principle Of
doing good thing for themselves, now ON the
principle OF helping along their fAvurises and
nov on The plan q shutting their eyes and ears
These are the features Of a foolish government
which 4 going TO disaster rs did Egypt.
Therefore, while Hawaii is still striving and
cspabls Of being cured II the skilled physician be
found, IN the name Of our nstior, which has been
pot 10 shame by those dreadful words. we pray
that Gibson and his colleagues be put out from
the government Of our land and from the care Of
uur nation.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31
p m. $. 5. CO.. lime Tssie for SIS.
CON N E R CIAL.


R0NoL f-LI-. yANrARf 81. ~
r4.irs.. durirr iAr weck Pa-s has revived liiii'
i.Ii, ~ The sissd trade ~heA assists a. uaeA II
,-r,ssir- arrrhants Win ways and ueAns 10 retnc'
,,- = Ia vsiious iias-. has heeu nctieeasy eail
,.so--s y III asscuer e t~o % ou-islsna steamer
ne C Ri.hop ard kiauea Hoa In quest Of The surz
,-s u. t-zrorary rithar=sai 81 The Likeiise ms
,.t,r- have uso bra DELAYED In ihel- passages =,
ror.rar wiuds and ruah weather ezpsreHeed - isA'
---shsr trses io.ii. hs- not ssrefisuc-a thr hens
A.. q a.. island trade TO ary -rsai eairut
CanacrriAily business hs- ereH txPefirnsiu- a "
odd rr4isal hauheF 81 Fr-ssis arristee eoth " n
me Cost and fr-ri.u ara ai-o the raria aisPai'h
-eirh s.--i- En- nv trrth ng~ rcceiFins maAinS
!, .ui,r Hr,,, Tor scsh -elFFers and ccnsisnees.
n. t,r5-,s fs- the week eousist o. TIE following
,.--r-- ,ir. --u-ral urGrhanais7 Pr II W Alns and
- - - rrrrrisra l-nihrr fef nakuik and LIZ
= 49, frari rosf Tunn-caa- miscellaneous uef'
-l.-ai.r tsr Ahefanaau frcua ola--uu-
- .r-rt. fnr ne urck consist % tte czrEuc- Of
80 ---.ir-t- takeu % frAnctsco BY he " Z,
Irwfa- kllakans. Falkinhzrg and Noe, teal
ysigafiun 81 s-stsa1i -,
~ uezf vssri &c all 10 the Coasi vii prohaos b
thr Il " Army o. zs7ut the ~ prcz Ihe SEX hes
- due fru= san Francisco J. thf I ; Naehhse1 "
th~ hkfne EurUkz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The following is from the record of the Police
Magistrate of cases tried before him during the
two weeks, ending January eth.
January 15th-Kaupe and Kanakaole, charged
with ahrayi pleaded guilty and were fined five dol
lars each and COSTS kanaoe. charged with the
larceny of about fifty dollars, the property of Jas.
|. Dovsett pleaded guilty; prisoner Is serving out
sentence for burglary and an additional year of
hard labor and fne Of twenty-five dollars was
added to his previous sentence.
JASUAKI 16th-H. Turhc, and Abe Mahamau
charged with ARRAY, were found guilty and fined
- each and costs keauanui, whose jealousy in
duced him to strike and niure his wife, was found
guilty of assault and battery and sentenced TO pay
hne OF $40 and costs and 70 furnish bonds to
keep the peace. VIM. Dawson and Annie Kapoli
charged with adultery were found guilty Dawson
fined so and costs, and Annie sentenced to 9
months hard labor.
and battery on his wife, was found guilty and sen
fenced to pay a fine Of $50 and costs. Appealed.
Chas- Duncan and Ana W. were charged with the
larceny of SILK dress and some feather leis from
Mrs. Emma Beckley- Duncan, not guilty, and dis
charged Ana, guilty, fired so and costs and i'm
prlsonment at hard labor for one year. Appealed.
JANuARY l9th.-JOhn C. Patrick. drunk and dis
orderly guilty, and fined IS and costs. Nv
Wangenhiem on testimony of DIR. Hagan was ad-
Judged insane and committed TO the Insane Hos
pital.
JAsUaEr aOth--Thos. Moxley on tsstimoney Of
Dr. Fitch was adiudged insane and committed to
the Insane Hospital
JASUAAs 22d.-Mune Loo, assault and battery,
adiudged guilty and fined so and costs kasi,
HaIlama and kAmekona, the three natives con-
cerned In the infection of injuries on fellow ma
tive Paeols, and from which the said Paeola died
at the Queens Hospital were arraigned and charg-
ed with mansla1shter, after hearing were CON-
nitted for trial AZ the Supreme Court, April Term
JASU1ET zd--Ah Sin, disorierly person wa.
repremanded and fined 30 costs Al Sing charg
ed with at aggravated assault, was fined $50 and
costs ksailikii, ~ charged with the larceny Of
a dress earrings and gold ring. the property Of
one kAnano, W. was found guilty and sentenced
| 20 months imprisonment at hard labor and fined
/ SO and costs
JGsuART 2lih.-H. c. DevoIl. carrying deadI,
weapons, was fined SIS and costs.
JASuAEY 35th.-Wm- Jones sailor OF the Her
asaas vas sentenced to 10 days imprisonment Al
hard labor for assault shipmate. YIN Loci
| charged with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from brother Chinese, found guilt,
and sentenced to sixty days Imprisonment at harI
| labor.
JASvAEr s7th.-H, Z Jones' assault and batter,
on Jos Alexander, fined 81 and costs.
During the two weeks there were 20 cases o.
DRINKS registered, foreigners and Il natives th'
most Of whom forfeited bail. Judge Bickertci
has commenced the ieyine Of heavier hnes On thos
Who make their second appearances before hin
charged with the crime Of drunkenness and With
! salutary elect
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31
In M-aoria.a. Geo ". Pa,ee..

Al regular meeting Of ths Hawaiian Lodge No.
;, L o. O. r hsld Jznnary 81 IssS. he follow
ias resolutions were adopted;
WExEEas. II hs- pleased Al zii-rtse au1 tn-cruts-
BE prurttC1cc . reingre fru1a Iuul-t iurr1
and respected BrotAeE- GEnE1E W Pxsrus bprze away
b. the kznd af e-xfA III. years had reached fhr
zoon dEy u tkr af1ftef span
wmEras Oar Ssparfcl Brs.her posses-.i the A.
trfh1tes o. the E1nAood 10 unuoutet dczrer and
b. his m1ly virtles BIZ kindly be1rn=- his uprizht
,eeio1t- pi1cr Ia TIC hearts u AT hat kurr hin.
FnErE1s. cr- br1l1eT ever flifkf1i 111
s1erti1n1fe scu icsn- orortrt and esterei f-irnd
Of kisf fsloa m.n- an k1rorrd and ztefui ncnb1 81
order 1a1 Whose prrsccee MI Y missed IN car
Csz1ciis- n =oi1l 1th-rnzs. Ard IN al he nei
u1rlz q ear cr,lt-. T1zrrf1r- y d
R<soircd. Thar extend c1r heessfrl; synpssty 70
his ot1e- Ais aisizrs en1 hrot1rr. N tk<ir atc-
TIA 11f hat curs a. t1ee r<s1l1tfs1- y n
E<.efrrf lr fasr ,-~rIafisrl. - Irre-ru-r1fra II
he nlr1-E- q DE- Erncredin~a q is tsdr ard fha'
r1rits q t11 11r< y fr1tstfd ~ rubr1ti1z - ~
ss7rr1i E.zil-a nezsp1p>-z-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

For San Frssri-ce. per Eva, Isa -s-A Isndcr-reH d
slfs B NcEuary W Young
For sydney. per Australia, Jan 50 Lee. Farley
K Lavender
Yer wIulvard Ports. per Lrhua. Jan s3-nt 7 I see
f-y 7 J Havselurn. l. Leslie, q Jsfress, Ohl1ud
" u Flrmfn.. Mr. Needkanl, Gay, G Bell. : CHI
HuE~orth. wife 4 children. 7 Lindsey, & LaRd1snu
Ms Rschelcf, Asru-
Fer saa Frsnrisco per " q Irwin. Jan Sd N Da
si4sru Ms / Nufher & flint, Miss Angler. q Helm
" Bishou DR. Ollino " Burteil " Mace Mr. N Ward
ron Micronesia. Per Norulng star, Jan s5-Rey 5
Heusten and wife, Rev : W krkucpa, wife and chill
Fer Kauai, per Jas Maize, Jan ss-Gov kanea. Z 4
Nscss Me- tuygrEa-t, Tiicumb.
For san Franclseo. per ksiakaHa, ian ai-Wiiism I
tsricTr Kelly Bishey, Mr. Bztes
For Eureka. psi Ngaitor. Jan ss-ChaFios Leon
Fur san FraneI-eo. per J A falseuburg, Jan Wv I
Dkvrs and wife. 7 Brunu-
From Hawaii ard Maui Per Iwalanl, Jan Judge !
g. HaapiH " II Coruuell. " o Arwater. M Mein
rcke Niss Napoleon, II Taylor L n stoE, wife and
child NJ Lake Lewis, and about - deck.
Fr,sn Mar sud Noiokai, per Nekolii Jan s7-g dock
Fraru Maui and Hawaii, per Lchua, Jan ss-Ni-s WI
hslu N Corrirr, Sa-Hh Dawson, stuPpieheen, Ami,
M1zrauii " II Powell, Miss Clark, " II CgmminEs
p Aut1us, Mr. WEId- Il Ward. Nj Haueberg, Mar
Ward. Johnston and uumbcr deck.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

Last evening, between . and 10 O'Clock man
of-var's-mAn named William C. johnson. lately
paid OF, was brought to the Police Station, being
under the influence Of liquor BY ki.d hearted
citizen, and placed there for safe keeping Inres-
tgatlon showed that the pockets OF the partaioons
OF the exsaiior had been cut torn out and in
quiry revealed the fact tdat the man had been
attacked by three foot-pads who had knocked him
down, gtrroted him with towel or piece of bagging
and had robbed him of between $50 and $50 IN
gold Captain Mehrtens, who vas on watch i'm
mediafely instituted search for the perpetrators
Of the deed. and at midnight had three SUSPECTED
parties safe IN the lockup. johnson il badly bruis-
ed about the body, his face cut. and the choking
he received. painfully evident TO him. HIS neither
garment was in rags the robbers in their hAs,e 70
obtain the coveted spoil having literally parted II
frum "ciev 10 caring We seem 20 Be rapidly
| approaching the civilization Of other cities
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The msmbers Of. the japanese Embassy consist
ing Of His ExcsIlsnes sugi hagashiciero, Boa
Istuh4shi AasAkata. Hon. Nichinori ) Naeasaki.
and Hon. \. b. kakiwzehi we're presented to His
Majesty at the Palace. af noon on the 9th inst,
His EIosliency MAeoshichiro, presented an auto
graph letter to HIS Majesty from the Emperor Of
japan, conveying expressions Of good will and
zmity and relating 10 the depufing Of the prescn;
Embassy as bis THE Emperor'si representatives.
at the approaching coronation The JaraDezc
Ambassador also Rad an address Of his own % the
occasion
At noon his Majesty received His Excellknc<
Rollin n. Dacc=tt, [. y Minister Resitent. Who
N turn presented 70 His Majesty the fnl.oEfne
ofhcers Of the L. s. s Lsclrft-uasa: Captain henry
Wilson. Lieut. Commander d. C. Woodruz Iieu-
tenants J. d C. Coffn- h T. Tickbohn- Chief En-
eIneer J. Y. A Zieeler. Pzym4sfer W. W. Wood
hall Surgeou C. a. White. Lisut. Marines S.
Mercer.
After the departare Of the Afneriezn Minister
Resi1eni and o1heers Of the Lacfass@aa His Ma
iessY received His E1celIency John NJ. Kapena,
EnToy Extraordinary and PIeniposentiary 20
Japan and Hon- J. L kAnlnkou. SECRETARY % the
Hawaiian Legation at Japan
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The L. 5. :. LarlusrIsI,'r, Captain Henry Nils0l
Commanding. arrived IN port here on the a5st
INST, q dzys frUm Caliao. The Laclurrlasa Is
second rate soop of var, lne5 tonnage and carries
a complainant Of = officers and iss men and Al
armament Of ; guns Following Is a lisi Ct III
uficers Of the vessel
CEyczin Cruu-1Eiiuz-If-nry Nil-un-
Lest CczrzEzd-rs-D ( Wd-siruu- kiu--lcF-
Lirutrzaats-J u cariiu- J Il c coaH- Il . Fick
5chu-
nzsfer-J N Roper.
q lief Eu-tnecr-% Y A Lte-isf-
F1yulastFr-N W Nuc1huIi-
>1r=ecl-C II White
l.ir1t- Nariuc=-S MeTrrr-
Past Asss- EnginecT-ts I Tnagr-
Past Asst Szr-gul-A Hefn-sr-
MsdshiFlrn-L kzrnanE, ? J Mosr-. L B1uais
d Alr-zl. J A kinhal
A--t- =--E-zerr-Isbezter
C11et 1-tleerz-K cod. Smifh.
farn1ster- Cicrk-N " Long
E.,stsuaiu -Fztrirk ff1ieT
Gsanncr-E A Ncno1lit
Ca-p-ntcri-F. 7. Ward
>aii4skgr-Josrph Wiisun.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

H-BM.S- N-fisr arrived n port o. Moudzy
Ian 3Eh. r. DAYS froEz C4Iiao, having sile.i frusz
fhsuna Dec I'd DAYS after thu EarlairrAaa. Ia
rurzbie weather was sncuuuterei on the voyzce
The winds being mostly Ne trades- sea sunooSk
Ihe Arfiaf = a composite scrsE vessei Of liz
tons. II90 knrse-poweT- czrTles an armament Of
gzzs zzl aeonplenelt Of Il men She Ezs CON
nlssi11ed al DsFenpoEt the 10Th Of May. Isl
and wil probably remain N port herr until the l.
Of MARIA. Following Is Isl Of ofirars % n
vessel
Ca-=andcr-F rrtierick Edwarits
Lferseuan-s-ts z Her1srsc1- L 1 Leg 4 Il Dare
81 Szr-ccz-Tknzzs Salinas
F4yzastrr-Aifrra De Drrur
Chief En=iurcr-tyeu--r Sniiivan
A-Ft Paynaste--H V b n-lefor~
Enrinrer-Gen EltruE
Gennsr-F Eci4nd
Cnrrentrr-1ns PrGir
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

the SorihwerA Thc bri<xntinc ". g. Ir<;. ~
bark ks,alssa, hcth Of which vessels sAilcd q The
6th instant fsr san Francesca vii aizp sz 10 the
Scrthvard Of their usual ccursrs and The y-<<
A. Fsls~sk,yv. which sailed on The srth win also
keep lookout fos view Of The missing steamer.
Many reports have ccsn cxt,nt during the weck
past relating 10 the arrival Of The S,s e. i1sreut
ports cf the Islands none ct whsch unhsrpily,
have hrcn verified and the snxieiy Of thosc Who
have relations snd fricnds on ec&ra the missing
vessel, Is daily growing morn intcn~e. 4 rcpfe-
sentative OF the G,xrrTr accompanies the steamer
c. n. B.sAer, and We hope % be enabled 10 give q
report describing the finding and safe rescue q an
on board the anxiccsly looked for Sess.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

At the conclusion of the shooting match was
arranged between Messrs. Smyth and Turrii for
~ side, which will take place At the grounds in
kalihi this afternoon There is also a strong
probability that trial of skill will take place a.
the same time and place between Mr.. J. n. Hay
ley, Mr.. W. Unger and Mr.. Chas. Wilson. As
previously noted, the rules by which the shooting
IS conducted are most excellent and tend greatly
to the pleasure Of the occasion, tending as they do
to avoid the occurrence of accidents number
OF the tar sex are expected 10 be present at the
shoot this afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

Another sseepstake pigeon shoe. took place at
kahi on the 9th inst. and although not quite as
well attended as on the frs. occasion, vet the
interest manifested. by even the absent ones, was
more apparent, and the shooting WAS better. Capt
A. b. Hayley and Mr.. +. Turrell were the first TO
ny their skill as marksmen, entering into com
PETITION by shooting at three birds each, won by
Capt. Hayley by score of two killed to Mr.. Tur-
reii's one, Sveerstakc shooting was then com
menced, the following being the contestants and
scores; Mrs. Capt. Hayley filed the position OF
scorer and Mr. Frank Godfrey that Of referee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

A great i1FEuvszezf has heeu made u the road
lsadizx 20 the esrlzaade. The Roadway has been
thnr1lchly nzradarzIred and nov presents enn-
fn-izhle drive for cz-Tres colrg 10 eIther Of tie
stnnn-zhip whArrus- The wants Of foot passenesr
have also not beer nericeted- fuz sidewalk row
rus down 10 The frnzf Of the Czstnn Hcrss
building We behave this e11r1ua1l couSen.enco
Is dine 10 the ererfiDns CT Mr.. hen1rY- It VIII not
Be poszible 10 t1ke the footrzth -ln-g the esplz-
1d1 On 1rou1zt Of tie lE1her winch has 70 Be-
l1ndnd thern- bet il viii be frn along cue OF tke
tzru1gx hesure rsAchinx The Custom House, ard
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

Wafer vas struck AT the srtesian well which /,
beng sunk at the Pslace grounds BY MesSrs
McSandlesS and Bradsn- At SO icok on the morning
OF The sfth inst. AZ depth % 80 feet. Al p
M on the sane date an increased fow was strncA
al total depth Of 40 feet the water rising tuliy
81 inches above the top Of an 81 iron pipe. very
little obstruction has been encorntcred during ths
sinking Of the well the sod being mostly Of q
elsyey description. The steam whistles which
announced the strike Of water, both ON the morn
ING and evening, sent msns people wandering "a
TO the wharves 10 look for the S-es,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The news Of the non-arrival Of the S-,s has
eaused great anxiety throughout the island as %
many have friends on board Apart from such
feelings kohala misses the arrival OF the vessel
the two principal stores ART depending upon her
for a large stock Of goods. The arrival of the
Likslfir with news IS anxiously looked for.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

kohala Is 10 have a new Telephone line, running
independent Of the X. r. This line will connect
with each mill and plantation. and s. G. Wilder
kohRla NAV ~oo1 exrect to become a city,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31
MARRIED.

SCHNACk- BRASDT-In this city, Jsa "a, BY Re,
nsrlun. J Il >eHSsCx 20 MIS- Doh BKANur.
BAFTIsTA-PERRN- In Ibis city, Jan sl-i, MANU-
BArIl-rA 10 Miss IskBELIA PEEKrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

hohala is eaioyine splendid weather. The ccan-
Try looks green and bright after the late heavy
rams All The mills are running. Tho Union mil
got up steam Tuesday week to begin the first Gro;
of the year. Kinds mill Is steadily grinding
gwav
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

McSSrs. kinnersly Bros. found two large cannon
balls in their cane the other day. Each weighed
y lbs. and appeared very old and rusty. Common
sumor credits them to the guns of the Discovery
after Captain Cooks death. far more probable
theory Us tha; some vessel during the las, - years
passing along the coast of Hawaii. finding the
shore deserted has firel al some tree trunk
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The Kaumakspli Church have yOtsd to dismiss
their pastor. Rev. Mr.. KuAeA, giving him an allow
ance of $500 per year. They have also voted TO
invite Mr. Henry Waterhouse to be their acting
pastor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

HulahulAs were We hear going on IN fine style
last Saturday, glance at the penal code shows Us
that such exhibitions Illegal and can be visited
with penalties Yerbum sap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

Capt Chas. H. Iierney sailed in the w. n. Meyer
for san Francisco. He goes visit to his frisnds
in the east, and after relating his adventures
among the sHshTgnaph''ghi will return again to
Huuoluiu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31

The debris from the wreck of the Nilgara is
prominent along the reef bordering the Quaran-
tine grounds A large piece of the wreck is yet
close TO the channel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-31
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