The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-14

ROYAL orders estabIishedlong ago by His Majesty
are nov described in the advertising columns of
the Government organ More pap.
The monthly meeting of the Mission Children
Society will be held next Saturday evening, Febru-
ary 18th. at Mr., H A. p. Carriers residence.
The list Of persons present at the coronation
published in the r. C. AdreTtiseT is grossly incor-
rect, many names appearing of persons not present
at all.
The local news dealers were fully occupied on
the sth inst, after the arrival of the Sues in ar
ranging and distributing the large amount OF liter
atue which came by that steamer.
The Cornwen family, as relates to father and
son were badly mixed in r. c. 4. local. 50 much
SO that il is deemed necessary to state that Mr..
Henry Conwell is the one who is again Ill
Captain Chateauminois and officers of the gun
boat LimieJ-, and Captain Pearson and officers of
the L. 5. S. WaolHseh were presented 10 His Ma
jesty on the 9TH inst by their respective diplomatic
representatives.
Lururies such as beef and poi the sturdy native
can longer afford to buy necessities like vhiskey
rum and gin he can still manage to purchase. So
says medical gentleman who does great deal of
good work among the people
The sale of books belonging to Mr.. ]. c. Glade
will take place on the 18th inst, and of the furni-
ture on the eth March. The unsettled weather has
caused Mr. Adams TO postpone the sale from the
original dates to those now mentioned
strychnine seems to be sold carelessly, getting
into the hands of the public generally. pet dog
belonging to gentleman residing within the
shadow of the Y. NJ. c. A. building poisoned
with it by some unknown persons lately
r.,
St. Church, this Wednesday evening, there will be
a meeting of the Standing Committee at $50
All persons DESTROYS of joining the Church VIII
please meet the Committee at that hour.
The ampitheatre was soaked by the rain of Sun
day. In anticipation of another down pour Il tons
of corrugated iron were purchased Sunday after
noon and gang of men set to work roofing the
whole structure. Aneat little additional expense.
The uuveilIng of the Statue of Kamehameha in
front of the Government Building, takes place
this afternoon. In the evening the illumination
of the Palace grounds and fireworks on Punch
bowl. Saturday the 18th racing at kapolani Park.
The steamer C. T. HOOK left San Francisco on
the 18th ult., twenty-four hours before the Sue,
but did not arrive in port here until after that
vessel. As the mail had been placed on board the
e. 7. H0ol at San Francisco the delay was annoy
ing.
That extremely dangerous break of in the side
walk at the corner of Kukui Lane the descent Of
which has caused many hearts TO palpitatc with
dread has been remedied by the placing of set of
steps a: the place most dreaded by the thoughtful
contribution of Mr.. ]. I. White.
We are Informed that Hinclley, the man who
brought a charge Of malpractice against Drs.
Fitch and Rodgers. and lost his case, has been
operated upon in San Francisco. Ii was found
| that there was piece of muscle between the two
bones, hence tire pieces could not join
The ushers appointed by the Executive Commit
tee consisting of Messrs. Unger Simonson, Wilcox,
! Robertson Arnold, Clarke, Henry Smith, Smithies,
and Fernandez acquitted themselves with credit
and seated the audience III the Amphitheatre at
| the Coronation in quiet and orderly manner.
| NEAL ID. Bell. of the San Francisco Merchant,
acknowledges many courtesies and evidences of
good will from the merchants and planters and
| residents generally OF the Hawaiian Islands, aud
particularly from the editors of the GAZETTE Pa
c,fG Commercial 1dreJtiset and the Sdtindy f'esS'
steady down pour of rain, regular coronation
weather. delighted the town last Saturday and
Sunday. We have seldom seen 50 many smiling
faces ON u wet day, but much was that SILLY pa
| eeant disliked that nineteen men out oil twenty
felt glad that the elements had added their quota
TO the general disgust.
| The p. IL 5. $. ZsdlgHdia arrived from the Colo
MES on the morning of the 18th inst. in time TO
allow passengers opportunity TO witness the
| Coronation She sailed again for San Francisco
on tne evening " u. ane - - ,ho J",,e,,sSe
9tneLs az l .l5 ~ ~ "a ~ Corter
|
Messrs. Hoefschlaeger Co. will shortly remove
to the building on Queen street formerly occupied
by Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane a Co., and which is
now being renovated for the use of Messrs. Hoef-
/ schlaerer Messrs Macfarlane will occupy the
| large and comnodious premises almost opposite,
\ on the corner of Fort street, in Beaver Block
|
| One of the largest freshets We have seen Tor
4 some years tbuudered down Nuuanu stream last
Friday. Shrubs and grasses That hau iaitiS hiaoo
their abode in the bed OF me stream %ete s"Sp i
away IN ~. frasshn, aIraared saws itcame
5ov., sai;d wall of water betwt d and fl high.
|
More drunkenness was seen about the streets
l.. NJ, Ia. ,to,, tho ..nIdcst inhahitant'' can re-
''9' -, ,,,.,;,.;,,,,,Ig rooai,ad fraa
MEMBER iorS eiSn' nv.
| quarters Tor the mGht IN the cens OF tns Poiioe
or small ercentaSe If the drunken: the scenes
along Nuuanu street are not to be described: the
sight was sickening and yet heart rending'
,,r.-...or ,f.I..y;; ,,,,oJ ,bc scbooror Hmm,
~. ,,r,,aro s,,o l,, bss,, b,,cbad, into
-, -, a. ~, ;,s, TI,o ri bulxnrts
| Porl heFe oH '40 ''- 'i'7'' N :,
OF the schooner are stove m ana the Whole OF tnt
starboard side on winch she lay, SHOWS CONSIDER,
able chatng the copper even oeiig cleared OF pam,
and shining as bright as new. Inc vessel Is SOUND
and tight otherwise and VIII be soon again III run
ming order.
p, -. E,,,,;,,oors ~ The Fire Dsnartmen,
i' '0 =, =, :, -; 1917
-. e .,,;. It,. .,,,,, t,,,,r month,
g. ,arafrl ard ovtansivs researches
among Inc archives of the departments of the five
principal cities Their lao9rs however seen .
NV tbe Minister of lie Interior. II cannot be thai
the appropriation for the Fire Department has
been used tsf otner PURPOSES
IN, n - -, .rri,,o,I IN mort ~, The sl
80
Go, 49, ro,orts ,bat ba 20, his stnddin,
s,;is ,bo secon,i ,lav ont from San Francisco ani
lent botb them and the skysaiIs on the clippel
| bark until of Diamond Head. The passengers
| amongst whom were Il number of ladies, have pre-
annrecistiY of The speed Of his vessel and his uni
form kindness.
III. Japapsso Minister has prese,,ted To His Ma