The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-07-23
ISLAND LOCALS


l. ABou1 Town.
Of Iolani College will hold closing exercises
ac- Monday. July 18th.
N, The Amateur Musical Society will meet for pr
=, tice next Friday.
he The community has hzd an escape by the wi
nd drawal of the lottery bill.
o Mrs. Adams has reached her home in Massacl
On sets IN excellent health.
n Fort Street School closing exercises to-morrc
a Trends and parents are invited to attend.
Thanks are returned to the Surgeon Of 1
In dtaWcg- for files Of the Los Angeles TGiaes
d The Italian man-of-war Te'for PisaHi sail
!, from this port on thhe 18th inst. for Manila.
" The Democratic nominees are Cleveland of n,
n York Tor President and Hendricks Of Illinois (
c Nioe-President.
Q The RiaqH sailed yesterday at 40 instead of
4 the usual time. The change was made to aecor
Q modate the Post Office.
The o. 5. $. 1Ianeda arrived YESTERDAY NOR
! | ing. She was telephOned at $50 and soon afte
J wards was at the wharf.
: He, he, he SO said the pilot in the Phauto,
? skip. And "he, he. he" says Minister Gibso
J. Whenever the Hawaiian Phantom ship is in DANCE
q mechanic the other evening, pointing out one {
the directors. Mechanics don't like the lotter
grab.
Exports from California to these Islands hav
declined 40 per cent since the LIST of April. Time
] are dull, so SAYS our correspondent in San Fran
cisco.
sailor Of the Ferris 5. Thompson, from Kahulu
TO Honolulu, fell overheard at night. A boat wa
lowered, but no traces Of the missing man coul
be seen.
Among the arrivals by the Afamrdu are to b
nOtlcsd the names of some OF our kamaniHn,
T. r Adams Chas. Gay, d. b. Peterson. and Mrs
James Hsyselden.
DR.. Mathers reached his home in Des Moines
and was much improved by the trip. His fellow
passengers were much pleased to find that he Dor,
the trip so we'll
From what we can learn. the new bank bill
fathered by the Hon. Paul lsenberg, is likely q
meet with general approval. 1t will be presented
TO tie House tomorrow.
Mr.. 4. b. Hascall of Lahainaluua, left by the
/ " q Ii70iH on Saturday, and the Board Of Edu-
cation lose n valuable man, but the Board, as at
present constituted don't know a good teacher
| from aLanai sheep.
DIR. J. Mott Smiths family are spending the hot
months at the sea shore at Plymouth, Mass.
] Specimens Of the Plymouth rock are to be for
warded to the islands. Joking apart, We wish
them very happy time.
What are you going to do about it says the Min
/ istry? The question Is very pertinent. Are you
/ going TO stand this kind of thing much longerf
Says the opposition it is not rsyy difficult 20 make
an end OF 1t If you only stick together
A meeting Of St. Andrew's Guild will be held to-
morrow, Thursday evening. Mr.. L. II. Walker
will read paper, which promises TO be OF the
greatest interest giving an account of his recent
journey and what he saw while in England
Among the distinguished personages present
on the Palace verandah Friday evening we
noticed Ministers Gibson, hapena and Gulick,
and Representatives Baker, kauiukOu, Nahinu,
keau, and other supporters of the Gambling Act
Macy has been appointed 10 take command of tue
schooner General Siegcl, which IS being fitted oct
for voyage TO the Line Islands, object trade.
Capt. Macy was mate of the JHlid but left the YES
sci before the final disaster. He knows the islands
well.
The steamers to the various islands have been
carrying many happy little hearts home for the
holidays Bless the children; may they nave
good time saws the GAZETTE. The newspaper man
is somewhat sick Of politics and would like to join
them.
Mr.. Mason. one Of the earnest members Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. in Gloucester, Massachusetts, has been
engaged by the branch institution in Honolulu to
act as its Secretary. II is expected that he will
arrive in this city sometime during the month Of
September
Mr.. Kaulukou has been converted from his lik-
ing for the Gambling Act by the griet-strlcken
aspect Of his aged and reyered tutor. Are there
no more reverend tutors available TO convert some
more of the ministerial supporters from the evil
of their wayss
Captain Trip has been appointed jailor of
Oahu prison. II is high time that some one should
have charge of it. The Minister of the Interior
has come to the conclusion to put an end to the
pandemonium existing in the jail. For siH months
there has been no iailor.
The distinguished f. F. Low. who was so very
confident about tie "swindle' bank charter pass
ing, got heavy set back when he found 1t was
defeated. San Francisco people say he has lost |
IN the Spreckels crowd, whatever his |
confidence may be worth.
Mrs Walters died at Lihue last Saturday morn.
ing She had been great sufferer for many |
months. The residents Of Lihue feel the greatest /
for DR.. Walters. Mrs. Walters had been |
married TO him little over year, the wedding |
look place June 18th, 1883.
1t is matter of regret that Mr.. C. A. Chaplin.
of the Kohala Plantation has had
10 come to this city for medical advice. He Is not
dangerously ILL., but he is staying at the Hawaiian
Hotel, where he can be well nursed and be under
he treatment Of the best physicians here,
The agents for the steamship City of Paris e1-
Iibited foresight as well as hospitality when in
'iting the members of the Legislature to their
unch on Saturday; they supplied carriages TO
Iring their guests from the scene of their labors
II AliiOlani Hale, otherwise we should have Mr..
Glikalani on his legs again offering resolution
or cheap rlde.
The Rev. J. A. Cruzan and family are looking
onward to very pleasant vacation, resting here on
he island until the LIST Of August, and thereafter
a pleasant tour around the Isl
nd for four weeks. Mr.. Cruzan resumes his
1F01af FInNN la nm lat n
o them thoroughly recruited.
Don't forget the Entertainment in and of St.
andrews Cathedral, at Music Hall, on Saturday.
he Symphony Club and some Amateurs have
ombined 10 give a Musical and Dramatic Enter
ainment and most pleasant evening IS assured
or a most excellent object. The box Office is open
his morning at the office Of ]. T. Wiseman, on
iecchant Street.
The Hawaiian Band is indeed hard worker
IN Monday it gave the usual morning perform
nee at the palace during the Kings breakfast
our, and on the same evening executed a difficult
nd delightful programme in Emma Square in no
ay deferred or disconnected by the uncertain
tate Of mind in which Jupiter Pluvius had been
Il day. Mr.. Berger has plenty to do.
There Is lust now a plethora of boat clubs and
lere is more muscle hunting aquatic work than 4
nv one had an idea of. new Richmond is in
le field, and third boat club is in progress of
TgnulZatlpn, a meeting having Deen called on >
Ionday night at the Mechanics Engine House, /;
o. 9 Everything that fights the eneryating in !
1ences of the climate and induces men TO take !
active exercise is certainly worthy Of encourage
ent, r
The roads in all directions in the suburbs are in
wretched condition. The dailies would make US
Sieve that the thorOughfRres all macada- .
lied, rolled and level bowling alleys,
hereas, the moment one drives out of the main
either up the valley or out TO KAPPA
ma there is no safety except in the middle of
e road on account of the breaks at the sides.
ven then the unhappy occupant of vehicle IS
lied from side to side like football in the :,
iddle of melee or a ship in cross sea and it 4
Juld be an excellent idea to keep complaint
,ok at the station house IN which residents might
ter their grievances and point out dangerous x
aces. The book might be mOnOtOnOus reading !,
It the pages would very soon be filled. L
Against Lotteries
The following was laid on the desk of every
einber of the Legislature on Thursday morning. Z
me Representatives u The HaicliidR People =
You are asked TO incorporate and legalize Lot u
", or systernAtized gambling. u