The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-24

~ HISS IN .EAaE Nt minister HL Inferior.
o. Her Majesty VIII hold a reception az Palace.
i. on hcr birthday, Dec 3lst. Visitors viii De re-
3 cciy1d from 10 a. IN. TIL p. 90.
% Water has been shut - frlsl the drinking trough
De on King street. Cause. danger of spending Tue
diseases farcy o. gandaEs So prevalent 90 present.
s. Mrs J. q. c. wausca's Academic School fog
d girls, closed Friday for tl- holidays. lt vail
I resume w9EL upon Monday, January oh. ISIS.
b Reports from the captains Of ,le ia.er-is.a.4
q steamers SHOW that number % ports of call were
passed by on the last trip account " the rough
a weather.
J., Tie Christmas vacation uf the scholars VI Iolaui
College commenced on Dec. 18Th closing the school
term Of 1881. The next term viii commence Jan
10 l2th, 1855.
On Monday the steamer Eflr.. v,..s I.laIal snua
tue Marine Railway for cleaning and painting h..
low the water line aud cline uu Yesterday morn
Am1uE lue passengers sho arrived by tha.I.r.
gn'l wcrU Col. q. W, MacfariaHe, George GREY
NHct If!lug, OF Glasgow Dir, Jas. Campbell bili.
FENDER and :. MBgnin.
Tie thermometer stood ut % Farcaaei. aa sun
day morning and lots Of people began 60 howl for
q double allowance OF blankets. One lady de-
clared It had been freezing.
There viii Dc a Christmas Concert 1a IuarsIav
z AteTg1gur al Emma Square, as 30 by lhu Hl-
waiiJU and Egf0rmutpry School Bands under tl,
direction Of Professor Berger.
5Ir. d. Mr.. Z. H. Hayslldeu sustained o. loss dug
M the pas. week which has drawn 10 them The
sympathy Of the community, viz: the du.thof their
youngest son Henry c, az the age ut DO months,
HE spar buoy las been washed a.ay during
the i1te storm and In its stead cone buoy has
been placed, The sguaphOIu apparatus at DIl.
MaAa HEAD FAs blown away during The s4me gale.
3 premises situated on the south west corner of
For, aud Queen streets, 20 more spacious rooms In
the Spreckelsa block on Fort street #r.lr of
b Wilder az Cos
No meeting o! tLe Stock and Bond EEclau..
last week, This ls the time Of al others that De-
gular sessions Of tho association should DO held the
present conditions OF stocks bonds and mortgages
being matter Of public enquiry
The monthly collection OF accounts 5s d. raay. in
the right direction, and will probably Dc followed
| out by number Of firms Sml. profits and
quick returns is O motto which has made immense
fortunes.
George hutchinson. s5n.of Dr. +. b. Hutchinson.
has successfully passed the civil service olamina.
tion IN New zealand. George was for many years
q pupil Of Mr. Atkinson and was ma excellent
| Mathematician.
last week after dischargiug her cargo. the 60.
| HHfmnrf went on the Marine Railway for some
much needed repairs below the water line. which
were completed by saturday. and she vessel sailed
f9s the Sound early Sunday morning.
Tie Teachers Association utI. laga. al. thsY.y.
c. A. Hall next Monday Iuesd1yaud Ngluga-
day mornings The season TEl probably contribute
towards full attendance OF mgmh1 ra "cUu-
| summation deyoutly to be wished.
The T.. N. 5. $. cigw >aL.g ARRIVED in port
here on the evening of she 2lst inst, with SYDNEY
dates 90 the 9Th and Auckland dates 90 the gtl
inclusive She allied again lrSau Francisco OF
10 p. III. carrying cabin and -tggraga from here.
The ruad-rlller. supervisor. and engineer vaF.
all present during 1u entire DAY last week 90 tle
rear of the Hotel, placing the pathway ON proper
condition. small portion ut the timg there wasted
ilELi nave been better used log tay public benefit.
] Clean tie streets,
The condition OF the streets during lhc pas. wlal
has been simply dIs-raceIu'. The sidewalks 90 the !
lower part of the city have been Hooded with iaGd
and water on tlg occurrence OF each storm. In !
the meantime tile Road Supervisor quietly smokes
his pipe, draws his salary and stays under cover
when 1t rains As before said tLl crossings no least
should be kept passabla
! Dr. $. NicCr1w celebrated aseura.us 80 his |
own account, his tLisy -sIEth birthday Yesterday
A large number of friends OF the genial doctor |
gathered together and duly drank his health which
words. Representative Of an the principal pro- |
fessous and mercantile firms were present. May |
the doctor live many another 'tEirty-slE years.
Miss Aauis Montague is SO rrea. favourl.s !
with the Sydney public that hgE first appearance |
In any character i1yarilbIy attracts good house.
50 states the principal Sydney n. $ w.. paper |
| the SlfH.y Herald Miss Montague Mrs. C. J.. !
! Turner is well known in this city sister uf !
/ h-. c. N. Cooke.
! Tbs Los Gat1s California Irr# mentions /
pleasant visit paid that office lately bV "AlT IlUs.
/ G. lhrum, of the >r'uiTH Press who gave Gu
interesting account of the islands and their nr1
/ spects. Mr.. Ihrum comes f5F his health. which /
! has been much broken down by close attention %
nHFr I'd mil FEa D. #.
! fore returning.
! The Chamber OF Commerce held another 51si-
ness meeting for the purpose OF discussing She
| financial situation and currency question, ul tue
afternoon Of the 10th inst, but after little lr-u-
ment. decided 90 defer prlmulgatiu- any opinion
until later period. The questions now at Issue
remain therefore in sfF'H geo. until the special !
committee, having the matters in hand. report.
]. Nj. Davidson Esq, formerly aud YET mean
Der Of the Hawaiian bar. lociured lately 90 thg |
California theatre, san Jose California taking gGr
his sabiec. the .HawaIilu Islands The lecture
was much admired and the N.rauH saws. During
the course Of his lecture DO spoke OF numerous |
and strange traditions and customs prevalent. and
in excellent language portrayed The beauties of the
scenery Of those Isles of the Sea"
That The Government organ. tl- f.IHa.. is
hand ia glove with the Qarpetrtor 0t the Piracy
hoax, Published IN the >. /. -i|f Us made lpplr-
tni 10y the tact that O star ''7f T.F. n '.- r-'..
ms las.ir.I no that .ti-r per .irH.fr aud from
which the extra was printed. Some LolE. more
costly, will probably be now played by tho -four
Jacks DO the cabinet.
A fine specimen Of local manufacture is that dis
played as bis hludiwork, by Mr.. A. II. Elsgmsuu
the book binder The books are bound lu leather
and the work from outside vIuw IS quito credit
able 20 the resources OF Mr.. IEslruguus establish
mGut being the laTgls. uuhgayil5t job " binding
ever turned out in this city. The books again
consist OF ledger. journal. and cash and are on 1y
E5ltlou IN NiseIllGs otlcc window.
On Monday last, pleasant entertainment was
given by the little people attending Miss Bauye
school. IabieauN were the first feature IN which
were depicted nursery rhymes and the legend uf
the Sleeping Beauty. Very pretty the lIt;i1 chill
dreu looked in their handsome fancy dresses
Afterwards there was a tripping Di The Light fam
tlstic, and a most enjoyable evening spent
The advent OF DrwsBB 20, branch Isrsr hos
piial has been duly taken advantage OF by the
maker Of H-yaTf requests and six lepur5 were ro-
leased on parole from that establishment daring
past week. BY which president was ills act ar-
dered. by Education nE hgaltas What were tL-
reasons Tor the urgent request III ls LHt e.al-
ton time. and the presence Of the living dead at
home on Christmas is hardly proper.
CHRISTMAS Praise Service was held at thg
Bethel Church last Sunday evening. az uMCh the
Christmas cautata Of Emmanuel was rendered.
Solos were sung by Miss A. Peterson Mrs. I. G.
Damon. Mrs. Arth1r Peterson. Miss Kate Lewis
aud Mr. b. Burgess: recitation parts bv Masters
Arthur Wall. K. Graham, i. W. HgrrcE and j,
Podl6T, and q we'll rendered chorus hy Misses
Sarah Carter, Katie NcGruw LOttie PlTualeG aud
Anna Scheramclfeui-, Miss Annie Hus;oa presided
II the organ.
The house of d Portuguese, living at the corner
of the Pau6a valley road, gAs entered by sneak
thieves during the absence % the uwlgra Church,
and : l. IN money was stolen. The house had been
thoroughly rluslckcl, boxes and bureaus were an
opened and the contents scattered over the floor |
The thieves had opened some CIsls OF ilvllTy. bul
had left the contents. officer Marcos WINS promptly
the spot investigate, ha; clue could De OBJ
tanned. Why is there not q regular policeman
stationed about the upper part OF The valley E1ld'
Among the passengers by the Z-7iHafa were
Mr.. and Mrs. Aruudsl- This cgutlemlu. who has
50 many friends here. has been spending several .
months in the south Pacific lastly rs NvigahI- ,
Island. where be has considerable interests. As
the crew OF his steam Yacht needed holiday. and
the vessel required cleaning tho vessel has gone 30
Auckland, where the men belong. and Mr.. and / J
Mn. Arundel took tha mad steamer intending 90 !
pass couple OF months no Cllif2Ul1. On their q
retnru il is possible shat they may make shout
STAY the islands ,
HAuku
Mrs. Laayi.t letl Hl1 oa IlaIly morning Co :
visit the volcano. :
The t1r-7F=t Of the flagstaff in tEl cuari ward! 10 I