The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-21


We learn from the Adrsrtissr that the PECULIAR
ties Of the hvla were exhibited in the gyrations
the Dandy Ioaue and his female suite at Wanna
nalo on the 18th inst
Preparations are being made TO receive invite,
guests at the Government House this evening at
ball given by His Maiesty's Ministers, in honor o
the English Admiral.
Nh S G. Wilder has been quite indispo5ed 70
several days We are happy to report however
that his health is improving, and that We hope I,
soon SEQ him about again.
HIS Majesty Ministers called on Admiral Lyon
on H. B. Nj. S. SlettstUe last Friday. On accoun
Of the heavy swell two of the gentlemen were un
able 70 60 up the ships side.
Nj. {. q. Berger has removed from his old oGic,
on Kaahumanu street to the pleasant and light
some Office formerly occupied BY Judge Davidson
next to Bishop & Cos bank
Il is reported that the Royal Hawaiian Band vii
take trip, professionally. to the Coast in June
His Majesty expects 70 be present at of thsiI
performances IN San Francisco.
A Chinalnan named Lee Chat, is missing and is
supposed to have skipped with his worldly
effects, by the Ze7laadia, leaving number Of IN.
teTEstfi friends behind 10 mourn his hasty depart
TIRE.
Members Of tine Household Troops we're visiting
and patronizing some Of the drinking saloons on
the evening Of the 18th inst, and with their bayO-
nets on Carrying dangerous weapons, for what
purpose
His E1celency Gov. Dominis visited the Srr!fi-
siye on Monday and was received with appropriate
saluies on boarding and leaving the vessel On
Tuesday His EEcelleucy paid farewell visit 10
the Laclu-uHd.
Last Sunday being Palm Sunday appropriate
services were held in the Catholic churches which
usual religious ceremony of the distribution Of
palm performed.
a literary treat is promised at the Social to be
held in the Fort Street Church, tomorrow Thurs
day evening, and lovers Of royalty are advised to
be present if they desire to learn the characters
tics Of Kings of Men
The p. Al 5. 5. Zsalqpdia arrived in port here on
the 18th at l. o'clock noon, days and q hours
from San Francisco, bringing mail and newspaper
dates to the llth inst She sailed again for the
South at . P. II. on the same date
Honolulu society retains for a month longer the
presence Of Mons. lie Count de Louvieres and his
estimable lady, the non arrival Of Mons. Boulech,
with whom Count de LOuyieres exchanges. from
Sydney, causing the wait.
The first celebration of the newly made National
holiday, the birthday of Kamehameha III, took
place on the 18th inst. Government Offices were
closed and consular flags displayed throughout the
city. Salutes were fred at noon.
Prisoners have been engaged during the last few
weeks in trimming and cutting the branches of the
trees which iut over the various highways. The
work was a necessity, as many of the overhanging
branches were an undOubted nuisance.
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Good Friday, there will be no practice Of the Am
ateur Musical Society. The next meeting will be
on Friday, March 3Oth. As concert is to given in
April, full attendance Is requested.
BY late adyiccs it is learned that our japanese
visitors. although in haste to depart from here,
have not yet returned TO Japan. At last accounts
they were in Washington and had been presented
by the Secretary Of State TO President Arthur.
They were to visit New York and Boston.
Why should Ministers upset the whole of the
Government buildings and retard public business
in order TO give private ball. The Music Hall is
the proper place for the purpose. If used for
entertainment, the Government buildings should
be reserved for strictly public occasions.
The p. II. :. Chy ef Toxic, 5O7g tons, Capt J.
Maury is expected 10 arrive here from Hongkong
en- route San Francisco in the early part of next
MAY. She will probably be followed by the Copiir
large drafts Of our celestial neighbors.
We join with many other friends in welcoming
back Colonel and Mrs Allen: the Colonel has by
long service proved himself one of the most eff
Gent officers of the Government, and the country
may feel proud that one of the most important
branches OF the public service is IN such excellent
hands.
We must welcome a new member 10 the journal
isiic coterie in Honolulu Mr.. Il. S. Smith Of San
Francisco has taken Mr.. Stewards position ON the
Saturday Press" AIr. Smith comes here with
quainted with him at the Coast, where he is highly
thought Of.
Many differences of opinion between natives and
half-castes were settled last Saturday evening by
physical means. The neighborhood Of one Of
the Nuuanu Saloon was the scene Of much
ground tumbling and consequent excitement. The
presence of two police captains nipptd several
fights in their incipiency
A cerebral affection, resulting from too close
communion with intoxicants unsteadied mans
legs and warped his Judgment sufficiently last
Sunday 10 allow Of his walking overheard instead
Of inboard when embarking for II. b. VI. 5. S'rft
suf. from which difficulty. after immersion, he
was rescued by bystanders.
The ZsglgHsiq brought back number Of old
residents. Among these we welcome Colonel Mac
flrlane. Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Jones and family, Mr.
II. c. Wooltnington Mr.. Alexander Young, and
Mr. +. Spencer. There were Is saloon passengers
and ~ Storage for this port, IL saloon aud p
stserage for New Zealand and Australia.
Rumor hath it that Col Curtis Iaukea, of Iii
Majestys STAFF, was to be supplied with the neces
sary funds and leave of absence TO enable him {,
eniov a trip 10 the Continent and indulge i'll Al
interview with the Gear of all the Russas at tn
coming coronation. The truth of the rumor i
doubted, as, according to the pruclaimedproclama
ton he was to leave per Sues, and he Is yet here
We desire TO call public attention to the fac
that Messrs B. +. Ehlers a Co. will close their Is
tahlshment on Thursday evening, the 22nd inst
and il will remain closed until Monday morning
the 26th inst. on which latter date they will b
prepared TO display their latest imporations. Ihei
Dressmaking ParlOrs will be found equal TO tn
best in san Francisco.
Among the arrivals by the ZsdlaHdia, is hrothe
Of tie quill, Mr. L. Macfarlane, proprietor Of th
San Francisco Wasp. The Wasp, under Mr.. Mac
farlane's management has always fought for IL
Treaty and has given our old enemy the CA'onici
some very severe dressings. We understand tina
on his return 10 San Francisco 1t IS Dir. MacfaT
lanes intention TO go East.
The San francisco can publishes the following
item: Among those who sailed from this por
last Saturday on the steamship SHe- for Honolulu
was Charles talk. an aoecolQln- CieAh. ~ ~
| fozr 81 five months past has held conhdentia
position with Bowie Brothers Of this city. IN
amount Of his defalcatiOn. which was at tirst an
nounoed as 5000. has been figured down TO les
| than 81 900.
His Majesty and party Of invited guests too
passage early on the morning Of the 18th inst !
| the steamer HafngHulo 10 proceed 10 the Wanna
nalo Plantation landing, and to enjoy the hospi
talities of Hon. j. A. Cummins who had prepares
i4au in honor Of the celebration Of the natal da
OF Kamehameha III. After a thoroughly enjoyabl
day the party retained again to town by tn
steamer, arriving at ) p. N. on the 18th inst
Her Majesty had but just aliehted from til
Royal carriage ON the evening Of the 18th inst
\ when one Of the horses became untractable an
before the driver coulC gain control Of him bot
horses started on the run out through the Palac
yard and up Richard street. The shouting Of tn
driver attracted attention and some natives fror
I Gov. Doniinis' premises ran ont and stopped th
/ frightened horses on the corner Of Richard an
BeTetania streets. Happily no damage was don