The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-04-07


to pay fine Of s15O and 81 costs. Not being able
TO ind the wherewith. lac was sent 70 ioh"i"i"
yesterday per Kilauea Hou.
Pedro Nunez. convicted 81 the same ohcnse. anu
the same huc Imposed. He will be sent % u"no-
lulu to-day. he also pleaded guilty. hamaaa
pleaded NOS guilty. but was convicted ana mas 70
hand over Si5G Gne qnd $40 costs. Quite a I@rsS
amount 81 .ln f-i tcT was seized on the premises
OF the nbnv, aI.. ioued parties.
4 leprr frcm Makaaao gave himself mp 20 inc
deputy shsrit here, and was forwarded to hohoiuiu
yesterday.
scurrilous letter published last week in the no ma
toaii Pae AiHa. The letter is a tissue OF lies, ana
a contemplate attack on the home and private iie
of the wife Of one Of our officials here. A paper
that Will degrade itself TO attacking a woman.
because she happens TO be the wife Of an official
who l. diShksd by a few soroheads, ought 10 %
held up TO public contempt.
Truthful Kimo tGirvin) is again on the war
path aud has his independent gentleman on the
tapis for the police justice. James Is bound to
toot his horn IL hurts no one. but the sound sots
rather mnnOtouoUs.
Good weather. and Wailuku mill is booming.
Judging from what was reported i'm last weeks
Press concerning the so-called INDICATION meeting,
IL would appear that the Hon. J.. w. kalua Is
DESTROYS Of making a name for himself. 1t Is anus
ing to md this gentleman v~illifying His Majestys
Ministers before the Waikiki residents, and at the
same time being an applicant for the vacant Office
Of police justice. We look for the arrival OF HIS
Excellency Governor Dominis by the Likelike,
whoa this hnotty question viii no doubt be settled
to the disgust and disappointment Of our blatant
lawyer.
March 81, 1888.
HLo-HAwAH.
The Likelike arrived this morning at 3 and
leaves at 1 q. IA. Owing to the rough sea prevail
ing she proceeded 10 Waiaksa to discharge her
cargo.
Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani. and Her Excel
lency The GovorGess Of Hawaii, Kekaulike. accom-
panied by His ENcellency J. l.. Bush, Minister of
the lnterio,. arrived by the Likelike.
The weather here has been bright and beautiful
FOR weeks. There have been but two showers, not
enough 10 Icy the dust for several days. Tho
streets have been dusty and TIE streams drying mp.
\ dronth IN lhlo IS not common. For three days
a north wind has been blowing and caused a heavy
sea. This morning. however, is clear, calm and
bright.
The repairs on the W. II. Reed have been con
cluded and she viii be launched i'm a few days.
On last Saturday, he oath. there was q gay and
festive party at the residence of Mr.. Eldarts at
Waiak|a. All the youth and beauty Of Hilo were
gathered there, with a respectable approximation
of the old. There were given out Icircslmenis.
music and dancing, joy prevailed aud all left well
pleased with the entertainment. Tl,iO Was an
amateur theatrical performance tie same evening
held at the Court House, which went of satisiac-
torily.
March %, 1888.
KoHALA-HAwAu
The congregation of the foreign church met m
Wednesday evening, to consider The call ~ . pastor
in the place OF Rev. Mr.. Smith resigned. MI. Lane
of Wailuku WAS spoken Of, but it was last decided
to call Rev. Dir. Houston Of Honolulu IN trial,
and from what was said in his favor we think him
the right man. A committee OF five were selected
to act with the trustees in all matters pertaining
to church matter in the future.
We notice a trim little building going up near
the residence Of the Kynnersley Bros, and we are
told it is TO be used as an office by the gentlemen
named. 1t is also rumored that a large house will
soon be erected as a residence by the same parties.
We notice that our esteemed townsman, Mr..
John Simmonds, has built for himself a fine resi-
dencc. Go in John and enjoy yourself. You de-
serve it if any one does.
Typhoid fever has made it's appearance i'm some
localities in the district, caused beyond a doubt by
filth.
? 1t is strange how a man NAV sometimes think he
is influential when he is only dVgDgUtlG, but
such is the way tie world over. A man that
will stoop TO conquer seldom is successful. A man
cannot expect that an intelligent community viii
help him, when he would strike in the dark TO set
tie a private qaarrel. More particularly. when
the one he strikes at is more of a ~favorite than
he is.
We see Mr.. Frank Damon about the district
obtaining subscriptions for a Chinese church, and
learn that he is successful beyond his expectations.
We also hear that there will be another place If
worship for the Orientals at another point, in the
district under the supervision Of the Rev. Mr..
Whalley, who by the way, Is working hard among
both Chinese and white men, and is having good
results and making hosts of friends.
HAMAKUA-HAwAu.
Mr.. John Halliday, who was charged at Hilo for
selling spirits in Honokaa without a license, has
been fined $500. Mr.. Halliday has appealed to the
Higher Court.
It is generally hoped in the district that the
advent to office of a new Postmaster-General may
cause some reforms which are occasionally needed
here. Our mails sometimes go astray, but through
no fault OF the local postmaster, and sometimes
delays occur IN the arrival here Of our letters.
As new brooms are supposed to sweep clean, the
long talked Of school and schoolhouse may have a
chance Of being commenced and completed by the
new Board Of Education. The population here tx
considerable, and has been increasing of late, and
there Is no school for foreign children. A site OF
three acres has been generally agreed upon and can
be obtained.
The fast-Sailing little schooner Keauikeoauli has
made another trip worthy OF note. She left Homo
lulu on Tuesday afternoon, arriving here at noon
on Thursday. She discharged a full cargo of
freight at the Honokaa Gable Landing in one day,
ana llcn SnlppCd a cargo OF 600 bags of gupar i'm
a day and a half. This now seems to be the regular
quantity of sugar shipped every ten days by the
Honokaa Sugar Company. The schooner leaves
again this Saturday afternoon, and will, / hope,
be in Honolulu on Monday morning.
a steam whistle doctor is badly wanted at Homo
kaa, as the most unearthly yells and shrieks have
been emitted from the mills whistle. Some people
have taken to stufing their ears with cotton wool
in consequence. Can you suggest a remedy