The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-02
corrected announcement will appear in our next

corrected announcement will appear in our next
issue
An Invitation concert will be given by the ANA
tour Musical Society nezt Friday, in the hall Of
the Y. N. C. 4. building. Admission will be only
20 tickets even for members Tickets have beer
issued by the Secretary 20 all members
The fins, urkind insinuation against the merit
oriousness OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of this city. appears IN the editorial columns
OF the T. r. ffrrrffrrr on che 9th inst. The re
port OF the proceedings az the dedication OF the
building occupied tire lines in that paper while
the receipt OF fi~J plate. ~ salad hy the hungry
writers received. fu- t. 2 glowing description
ItrtaH. Sap.
Mlssrs. Hart Bros. have opened ont for the ac-
commodaiion Of the general public. cosy and very
TrCttily arranged ice cream parlors AZ the place
formerly OCCUPIED by the Palace ice cream Tarors
on Hotel street. Twelve rooms six OF each side
fitted mp IN most tasty style offer snug Ravens
for The demolition % the succuleut connections
An invitation party the evening Of the 5th inst
filled the rooms % REPETITION.
Our braves have gone, and the duskey maiden
n1w schs in solitude for the presence Of her bold
soldier boy. Now, upon the broad breast OF the
ever helvnC Pacific are ll3 Of the glory ana prlde
Of their iege lord bound fursthe reef bound shores
Of Mahukoua and way stations, TO ADD by thelr
martial bearing sc'H' TO the ceremonies connected
with the placing IN position Of the muilaied statue
Of the lst kamehameha, al kohala.
The Lunalilo Home has begun 10 do is work OF
mercy. There are nov 10 inmates S men and .
women. with the exception Of two VINO are para
lytic, all are aged people They express theul-
selves as thoroughly happy and c1ntented- Lhe
trustees Of course Will gradually add % the mum
Der. bat al applicants must have their cases
thoroughly UuquireJ into. so thai no one IN
worthy OF the good Kings bounty may become
its recipient. A visit 20 the home Is vel worth
any ones while.
Tho German steamer EfrsHfe7. arrived IN port
OF the 9th inst g. DAYS from Bremen via Nalpa-
raise. Captain Fischer, reports that be had q
total number of 80 immigrants. no OF which ard
children and y infants. Meascis had made is
appearance on board amongst the plssoI-ers-
theru beng at one time y cases, Ihlrty-two
deaths have occurred from this disease, and the
last case appeared GA the 10Th OF April HE
-lisrgsdr. with 100 Portuguese on board was al
Valparaiso and siicd the day previous. 20 that ui
the EfraFfe' sailing. for this port.
The Er lf1f while attempting 20 enter the harbur
o1i the windward side Of the spar buoy ON the
morning OF the 18th ult, struck her ruddGr on d
sunken rock. iamming Il up and lumoyeahlc into
the rudder hole. and hard port. The rudder
being thus uumauacuablo anchor was dropped and
the Irl, Capt liice went out and tired TO TOW the
vessel In. she being laden with 2.pQ bags oi sugar
AAt ana a.N lAAAN SUI
ceeded IN carrying away the ho MOI after bits
and doing some other slight damage. The rudder
OF the schooner had % be Cascl out before the
vessel could be brought IN TO port
The entertainment given by the Athletic Asso-
ciation at their new Hall last evening. was Per
feet success large audience beingin attendance.
The reading OF LuuEielluws beautiful Poem.
o. The hanging Of thC Crane the great ieatuT
1i the evening, was rendered IN Mrs. L. i. Adams
D. .#rN. srf HrHHtIH
IablUIuI also came in for fair share OF applause.
81 the conclusion the audience were RECALLED with
ice cream. &c We hope 20 hear Of many such en-
tU-tliunents 10 the future Ciygu by this Society,
which will do much towards making the Associa-
tI1n popular with Oul young people
Attention OF our readers Is called 10 the adyer-
tissuaut Of g. W Macfariano 81 Co. Il Is but
shu sketch Of the very full crgoes Of Eve vessels,
two already IN purt and the other three on the way
From the varied stock which Nessrs- G. W. Mac
iarauo 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 rat
VIluOss iLC austhCte fancy articles the mechanic
tools; and the planter cannot do better than look
over the varied stock Of machinery, cane cars and
other necessities for his business. TINS firm are
showing great energy IN getting an cZcellot asoEt-
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 Messrs G. W.
Macfarilne Co. nov occupy is well worth @ visit
We have mad the pleasure Of examining very
handsome map of Wailuku. the work Of Douglas
Iuus.Irrat. ESQ. The map is . feet long by feet
high and is on the scale Of 800 feet 10 the inch; II
takes In the districts from Waichu TO Waikapu
and shows everything In perfect detail; every
building ditch and fence Is down as well as the
broad features such as the large lands the roads,
railway, river and streams, dc. There ar1 no less
than 500 separate pieces % land, some OF them
very minute in size, and from this some idea may
Dc formed Of the amount OF work which has been
required to produce the map. The s1uudiucs
marked on kaIulUi LarbOr have been taken from
Capt. Jackson's survey. Viewed from the artistic
standpoint only the map is an excellent piece Of
work. and Honolulu people should be proud OF Il
in that II Is the work uf one of our own men, born,
bred and educated In this city. The map has been
prepared for Col. Spreclels and Is accompanied
by a book giving a detailed account Of all the
lands in the district