The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-02

corrected announcement will appear in our mex
issue.
An Invitation concert will be given by the ANA
tour Musical Society next Friday, in the hall Of
the Y N. c. A. building. Admission will be onl,
| By tickets even for members. Tickets have beer
issued by the Secretary to all members
The first unkind insiuuation against the merit
oriousness OF the Young Mems Christian Assooia-
ton Of this city, appears in the editorial columns
| OF the J.. C. AdrcTfisrr on the 9th inst lhe Re
| port of the proceedings at the dedication OF The
building occupied thres lines in that paigt WI,
| the receipt OF tr1 p1i9 " siia. u4 tne NUM-,
| writers received, for H. a glowing description
| IsrbHHl sap.
Messrs. Hart Bros. have opened ont for the &C
commodaiion Of tho general pablo, cosy and very
| prettily arranged ice cream parlors AZ the place
formerly occupied by the Palace ice cream IarloTs
| on Hotel street Twelve rooms, SIX on each SIDE
| fitted up IN a most tasty style offer snug hayens
/ for the demolition OF the succulent connections
An invitation party on the evening Of the S0.h inst
filled the rooms TO repleiion
Our braves have gone, and the duskey maiden
now srhs in solitude for the presence of her bold
| soldier boy. Now, upon the broad breast OF the
ever heaving Pacific are il3 Of the glory and prde
Of their lege lord bound fort reef b0und shores
Of Mahukona and way stations, TO add by their
martial bearing ecinf TO the ceremonies connected
with the placing IL position OF the mutlaed statue
Of the LIST Kamehameha, at kohala-
The Luualilo Home has begun to do its work Of
mercy. There are nov 10 inmates, men and .
/ women, with the exception Of two VINO are para
/ lytic all are aged people. They oxprc& theul-
| selves As thoroughly happy and contenied. HE
trustees Of course will gradually add TO the mum
| bcr but al applicants must have their cases
| thoroughly euquired into, that no one I'M
| worthy Of the good Kings bounty. may become
IFS recipient. visit TO the home Is well worth
| any ones while,
The German steamer ELyssfei. arrived in port
on the 9Th inst, g. days from Bremen via Ialpa-
| raise. Captain Fischer reports that be had "a
total number of 80 immigrants 40 Of which arc
children and 80 infants. Meascls had made its
/ appearance on board amongst the passengers.
deaths have occurred trun this disease, and the
| last case appeared ou tho 10Th Of April The
! JbsTge'de, with 100 Portuguese on board. was at
Valparaiso and sailed the day previous, 10 that Of
the EircH1ei sailing. for this port.
The Ea MOI while attempting 10 enter the harJ0r
ON the windward side of the spar buoy ON the
morning of the 18th ult, struck her rudjcr on a
sunken rock, iamming II up and inmoyeable INTO
the rudder hole, and hard port The fudder
being thus uumanagUabe, anchor was dropped and
the Pete, Capt Rice went cut and tired 10 tow the
vessel in, she being laden with 200 bags Of sugar
The attempt was a failure and the PIE only sue
cuoded IN carrying away the ha Nor after bits
and doing some other slight damage. The rudter
of the schooner had 10 be casod out before Tie
vessel could be brought IN 10 port.
The entertainment given by the Athletic AssD-
ciatlon at their new Hall last evening, was a peT-
feet success-a large audience beingiu attendance.
The reading Of LOugfellOws beautiful Poem.
" The hanging Of the Crane the great fCatur
Of the evening, was rendered IN Mrs. +. L. Adams
best style and was received with applause the
lableauX also in for a fair share Of applause.
AZ tho conclusion the audience were RECALLED with
". H.. L.. Il d #.H.
tcrtaimnenis in the future given by this Society,
which will do much towards making the Assocli.-
uon popular with oui young people
Attention of our readers is called to the adyur-
tissinont Of g. W Macfarlanc a Co. Il is but
short sketch Of the very full cIrCues Of five vessels,
two already in port and the other three ON the way
From the varied stock which Messrs. q. W. Mae
farano d. Co. offer 10 the public, the thrifty house
wife can choose all kinds Of appliances and COM
forts for her household; the musician can get
pianos; The aCsthCtC. fancy articles the mechanic
tools; and the planter cannot do better than look
the varied stock Of machinery, cane cars aud
other nocosslrie5 for his business. This firm are
showing great energy IN getting an cXccllu. asiur
of goods into our market, and We have no doubt
that the public Will appreciate their efforts and
afford them the means Of q ready sale. The new
store in the Beaver Block which Mgssrs q. W.
MacfarlguU * Co. nov occupy is well worth visit.
We have had the pleasure Of examining o very
handsome map Of Wailuku, the work Of Douglas
Munsluat Esq. The map is feet long by feet
high and is the scale Of 300 feet 20 the inch II
takes In the districts from Waiehu 10 MalklpG
and shows everything IN perfect detail. every
building ditch and fence Is down, as we'll as the
broad features such as the large lands, the roads,
railway, river and streams, &c There are no less
than 500 separate pieces Of land, some OF them
very minute in size, and from this some idea may
bg formed Of the amount Of work which has been
required 10 produce the map. The suundings
marked on kalIului harbur have been taken from
L.. f3.srs b.. HsHraH
standpoint only the map Is an excellent piece Of
work, and Honolulu people should be proud of It.
IN that 1t is the work of one of our own men, born,
bred and educated in this city. The map has been
prepared for Col. Sprcckels and Is accompanied
by a book giving detailed account Of all the
lands in the district.