The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-12-26

or,susd on the 18th instant, BY Bouiface Note, and
all oomers were treated to superb lunch. Tie
popularity OF the place will depend entirely on the
means of transit ihither and when that Is well
gulated Notes customers will be .umerous.
The mage lantern exhibition is proclaimed
nuisance by business men on Fort street who
state that business Is injured by the blOckuding
OF the side zalks by the rabble compelling proba-
BE customers 10 take to the mud OF tue streets
80 a long way round. Why do not the police keep
the walks clear What = the Marshal doing
Quite a number of the newly Siam ordered gen
tlemen have taken \ great interest IL geography
lately, probably TO find the location and sur
the new royal steam yacht voyaginC up the Mel
Nam with q load OF unknown friends Of old
what's his uame-His Sihmeso Majesty.
Herr Bandmann, who has Just concluded a very
successful tour in the Colonies, has decided TO
STAY IN Honolulu for a season, and Will perform
at the Music Hall This talented actor Will bc
supported hy Miss Louise Boandet and Mr.. Charles
L66bett Three performances will be given the
initial taking place thiseyeuing, when Hamlet
will be rendered
sir. ALee, the special commissioner from the
United States, who came accredited 10 American
Minister DasSett with papers relative TO the agree
ment said to exist between the Government and
the Oceanic Steamship Co, has completed his
mission, received his answer belieyed TO be most
unsatisfactory, and returned per ZeliuEaid, on
the 23d inst, TO the United States.
The L. ; lleri had passenger TO Nagasla.
Japan, Ensign J. A. Bernadeau, U-S-N., who will
proceed from that port TO the empire OF Corea
where he viii spend some time IN the study OF the
fJiaa and HoTu Of that portion of the world. The
gentlemen goes thither in the interests OF the
| Smithsouiln Institute OF Washington, to which
institution his reports will be forwarded
The wlrkingmen's Union will hold special
meeting this evening for the purpose of the cleo
ton of officers for the new term. They have con
cluded O. drop the attempt 10 reyuluuoulze
| society here and propose instead to ondeavor to
follow in the path land out by the Y. Nj. c. A, and
/ teach both young and old ideas knowledge in use
ful branches of study. Good.
50 the sovereign and people of Butaritari have
sent their il0li1 or as the IdrrrfSer says, their
ilsff. to Hawaii This should at once be rectpro-
Gated We can readily spare luater hr two, more
in fact, a dozen oafcrs to the simple and ignorant
Buiarital nuns, premium charged, and warranted
up to the sample already sent; 1t gill be luaier
at par. How Is that for par,g or rather grand par
| Gibson:
Il is quite treat to be enabled to obtain CHOPS
beefstsaks or other meats fresh from the hands Of
| the butcher at any hour OF the daY, especially
| when the cat has made an unexpected raid on
what had already been placed in store, and the
| public have nov an opportunity Of patroni.iins
this new departure from the old style Of things,
by pay ing visit TO the Hotel street market, kept
| BY Mr.. George Gray.
| Among the passengers who went forward in the
| ZeriI5 "a from this city Is noticed the name of
| Col, 6, W. Macfarlane, who takes flying trip 10
/ San Francisco TO communicate with Mr. houuuilS
| relative 70 Portuguese immigration; Mr. I. K.
/ Poster who will probably purchase steamer,
| and Ms +. p. Hastings, who goes TO attend the
beside Of her mother, Mrs. Makee, reported TO be
| very III.
The State Board Of Examiners. OF California
counted the money in the State Treasury recently
s1s.sf has uH=aa
in excess of the amount called for by the control
/ ler's books; the counting involving sum OF
| sam in6 70. What a phenomena occurrence
would be the counting of the coin in the Hawaiian
| Treasury and how valuable would be the informa-
tiou relative to the agrmeeents Of cash aud books
MI. Il. A. Scott, well known and universally
esteemed resident Of this city died at his residence
| on BerataniA Street, on the evening of the 2Srj
inst. The deceased had been employed as booS
| keeper in the firm of Wilder 4 Co, and although q
martyr TO rheumatic pains he bore his sufieElngs
| with truly Christian tOrtitude. The hacs on many
vessels in the harbor were half-masted, in respect
to his memory, on the day Of his funeral the 2iti
instant.
| A rerson who stated that he was a clerk to Nj
H Rsimenschneider of this city was arrested on
the 18th inst, suspicion of being an agent Of @
foreign firm for whom he was selling goods her,
without a license. The arrested party produced
| evidence that be was employed as at hrst stated
| and was consequently found not guilty Of th,
charge and discharged from custody. Seyera
gentlemen were prepared to offer testimony, but
they did not.
Improvement in agricultural implements hay,
occupied the time and attention of MeSsrs Dilling
ham & Co.. for some years past and they feel justly
proud in presenting to the planting public auC
/ patrons of husbandry their latest improved plows
a new lot of which have been Just received by
them and are now being set up at their Fort Stree
store. Planters should inspect these plows, many
| OF which are now in use and have been reporteC
on as working most satisfactorily.
The regular monthly meeting of the Y. ~ C. A
Was held at their hall on the evening OF the 2Ott
inst Reports were received from the Building
Committee relative to the progreSs of the work OF
! the new rooms, to be lifted up for class meetings
! On motion OF Rev. A. q. Forbes a vote OF thank
was passed To the ladies and others who had as
sisted IN bringing the late Far 20 such success
ful issue. Bat little other business was tIisacte'
and that Of an unimpOrtant nature, and the meet
Ing adjourned.
The drst to occupy one Of the new stores in tn
| Campbell Block was the well known optioian
matchmaker and ieVeller, Mr.. A. Kraft, who ha
! | changed his place Of business to that location
In addition to his former stock Mr.. Kraft has ad
ded a select assortment of musical instruments
/ walking canes, cuTios from the island OF th
Southern Seas, and presents a beautiful display o
diamonds and other precious stones and lewelry
His former patrons and new customers will I'm
as obliginc as eyersin his new quarters, opposlt
I the GAZETTE Office.
Mrs waIlace's Academic School for Young L.
dies closed upon Dec 18th for recess of tW
! weeks Upon Monday, Dec. Slst studies will
I resumed. This school offers excellent advantage
for thorough instruction under experienced teach
iur Besides day scholars four boarding pupil
have been received. Two are from Hawaii on
2 from Kauai and one from Waikiki -Four NOR
: ! can be accommodated TEis Is most excellcu
opportuuity for families upon the Islands who Wis
] 10 place their daughters where they will receiv
proper care and training IN every respect. In
auiries should he addressed to Mrs. Wallace, car
Z Rev. Geo Wallace, $50 Nuuanu Avenue, HoRolull
!, Removals have been the order OF the day la;el
e | and among them must be chrunicled that OF n
! WisemAn. the popular agent who has 50 Ion
| occuuied an office IN the Gazette Block. NJ
( l Wiseman nov occ1pies one of the new Offices
s the Campbell Block. opposite the GAEETrE Uftic
2 and in cOnIuncilon with Mr.. Geo. W. Ashley, We
pair have oranched out more fully into the bus
! ness of real estate agents. custom house broker
B., general employment, purchasing and railva
e agents The new firm are the only agents (,
4 Wells. Fargo 4 Co. in the country and they az
e also special agents foE several well eStahllslg
/ life and fire insurance companies, They hope
please all Customers and promise strict atieutid
p 10 all matters placed in their hands The FIR
z has spared neither pains money II the hxtu-,
2 and furniture of their new Office. in which Is
e large sized new safe and Office chandeliers. bot
'e made expressly to their order IL the east. II
interior httines by Mr.. George Lucas are Of vhi
? cedar, including ratings. desks neat consult
-e ton roor1, etc.
MAUI.
lt The political this is lively, all over the Isls1
several candidates are IN the field meetings a
frequent, and speecSes long.
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