The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-11-12

the Esplanade at noon Of the nth inst
. Col. Allen has changed his office from Brewer &
Co.'S store TO the Bank. He will continue to attend
to the same class of business as before
Paakaula, native woman, married, residing on
Beretania street near Emma street, dropped dead
on the evening of the 9Th inst Heart disease.
A son of Mr.. E P. Adams returned TO the land
of his birth by the Nariposa. It is many years
since Mr.. William Adams has seen his native
shores.
Marshal Soper has been locating number OF
places for new lsmp-posts, during the week past
and Mr.. c. o. Berger has had them placed in
position.
The well known one mile house on the Nuuanu
Avenue has ceased to exist. The property has
been sold and the new proprietor is making a
house lot of it.
Ex-Marshol Parke has opened an office at No.
u Rhodes Building, where he will be happy to
meet his old friends, and will transact all bust
ness entrusted TO his care.
Young men who find time hanging heavy on
their hands should visit the Y. NJ c. A. hall and
get enrolled in one Of the many classes for study
that are extant In that institution.
Thanks are returned to the Secretary of the
Merchants Exchange San Francisco, and TO Pur-
ser Guard of the steamer Mdriposd, for files of
late papers, received at this Office.
The band attached TO the German man-of- war
| Pritz 4ddlbert RECALLED music-loVing citizens ON
the evening Of the 9Th inst, by q concert given in
the grounds of the Hawaiian Hotel.
Rev. DR.. Damon preached the sermon at the
morning service at the Bethel church on the 9Th
inst and Rev Z. c. Oggel performed like ser
vice at the same place IN the evening.
HLGM corvette Pyi,ls AdalJ,e,f sailed from
this port on the 10th inst, for Caao. Before leaT-
ing the vessel was visited by His Majesty, who
was received with the customary honors.
New clothes or overcoats is now the subject
which is agitating the minds of the supporters of
the two candidates for Presidential honOrs in the
United States. Good for the dry goods dealers
any how.
huae, the escaped prisoner, still enjoys the
pleasures attached TO unfettered liberty. After a
couple Of houses have been broken into and 4
couple of horses MANNED the rascal will probably
be captured
The attention of our readers is called to the no
tice OF the Minister of Foreign Affairs relative to
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial EI-
position. The notice came in too late for any eI-
tended remarks.
The supporters of the successful candidates in
the election HELD at Wisemans on the 4th inst,
should not forget that there was considerable
dancing but the fiddler was paid solely by Wise
man. Come up!
The American bark Alden Bessie Capt. O'Brien
| on TINS port on the btl inst. Iho vessel
was en- route from Portland, Oregon, to Hongkong
China. She sailed again for her port of destina
ton on the Sth inst.
Programme cards of the various races, includ-
ing entries, courses and prizes may be obtained at
j. NJ. Cat Jr d Cos on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Orders may now I've left there; only limited
number will be printed.
Jonathan Austin, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor
at law, has opened an office at No. u Kaahumanu
| hp ha adv To In all
matters. he will attend TO business in English,
| Hawaiian, French or Portuguese.
Rev. L. c. Cutler, the agent for the " Peoples
| Encyclopedia" has received the first installment
| of that work, ON the order forwarded by him 10
the Coast, and first subscribers will be supplied
during the coming week.
The fair to raise funds in aid of the Anglican
Cathedral will be held on Friday, December 12th
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. g. A. Much work has
been done for the fair, and 1t is cOnhdentially
hoped by its promoters that it will prove a
Another addition TO the shell boats was made ON
the arrival of the MIyipOSH, this time L Dared
sliding seat cedar, 40 feet long, built by Rogers of
San Francisco and consigned to the Myrtle Boat
Club. The boat has been named pro tenn, stranger.
The usual Gospel temperance meeting was held
| III the Bethel yestry the evening the Sth inst,
and was well attended On the evening of the 18th
inst, Saturday, there will be like services and
be present.
Marshal Soper is causing the police of the city
TO become much interested in his actions, he hay-
ing habit of turning up at street corners at rather
late hours of night and exhibiting very unofficial
like anxiety to learn the whereabouts of absent
| policemen.
His Lordship the Bishop of Honolulu occupied
the pulpit at the Anglican church on the morning
of the 9th inst, and Rev George Wallace preached
| III the afternoon. Both sermons we're interesting
to the large congregation of vorshippers present
at the services.
Mr.. Charles Alexander well known resident of
Makawao Maui, formerly manager of the Haiku
Plantation was brought to this city by the RhpdH
on the Sth inst, for medical treatment Injuries
| received by fall from horse which he was rid
ing, is that cause of the mental trouble.
A paper shell, single scull, was received by Mr.
| w. Nj. GiHard the secretary of the II. b. Y. c.,
| per Mdyiposd. As Mr.. Oscar Branch of the Myrtle
club has beeu eyincing desire to try conclusions
in single sculls with somebody the prospects are
that the opportunity will now be offered.
| Mr. Jane. Seely a professional trick oarsman,
| spoken Of by Ed. HAnlan as "the champion in
that line of business is taking charge of the train
| ing of the crew Of the cared shell which the
Honolulu Club enter in the coming regatta. Mr.
Seely finds good material but considers the time
too short to obtain thorough training.
The German bark Ceiitau,, and the American
| bark Abbie Carer both from Hong Kong, the Cen
tar 66 days and the Abbe Carer 90 days, passage,
brings l,6OO tons general merchandise and the
CeatdlV 200 tons Chinese goods. Both vessels are
now docked and discharging.
Mr. Frank ]. Ballinger formerly police reporter
on the San Francisco Chronicle and latteriy city
| editor of the San Francisco Call is expected to
arrive pr the incoming W. G. IririH Mr. Ballinger
during his stay will endeavor to recruit his health
IL and NfNf
subjects relative to Hawaii nei.
News was received here, by the last mail, that
| the Hawaiian bark linguistic, which stranded re-
| Gently on the Sound and was subsequently cotton
of and purchased by A. z. Lorentzen of San
Francisco is to be repaired at Port Blakely at an
expense of $4,000, and will then go under the
American dag.
The Hawaiian Band reseemed its labors, to
please the public, by concert at Emma Square
| on the afternoon of the Sth inst. The programme
presented consisted of selections from the works
of Meyefbeer, Suppe Millocker, Verdi, Bizet and
| LAmotte and the large crowd in attendance were
we'll pleased with the performance.
DR.. Parker, formerly medical superintendent of
schools in this city, has resigned his position as
such and accepted the position of Government
| physician at Waialua, Oahu, rice DR.. Moritz who
has been appointed resident physician for Molokai
and the leper settlement. DR.. Parker, will leave
| Tor his new location on the 10Th inst.
The orphan, looking any thing but an orphan,
turned up bright and smiling last Saturday morn
| ing He says he has bought-thousands of acres
| in Kansas, Idaho or Texas and intends to take to
stock raising in earnest. He has done a fair
amount of stock" raising in Honolulu and is
entitled TO take his little Oti'm c'on dig.
! The farce connected with F. G. Pond, who is
reported as having got TO windward Of the
astute Attorney General to the amount of so hard
| cash, was ended during the past week by the
! defendant leaving the Kingdom surreptihously.
| As the only bail was Ponds own reooRnizance the
| Government is at loss in the transaction.
The property owners along Alakea street and
! especially those whose property is situated near
| the corner of Merchant street are loud in their
| complaints against Road Supervisor Hart who has
neglected TO contribute TO the comfort of tenants
/ in the vicinity, by not filing up the mud holes
which every rain storm brings into existence along
that thoroughfare.
Members Of the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club
are informed that the club ribbon may be obtained
| from the Secretary, Mr. w. NJ Gifard. This club
has, TO great extent, forwarded the business con-
nected with the coming Regatta even going to the
extent Of caring for the comfort Of members Of thu
| consular and diplomatic corps and Honolulu's
prominent citizens, on the Regatta day.
Anxious enquirers about the Government Build
| ing are asking for the Auditor General. Seeing
he receives 5000 per annum for overlooking bills
and keeping no books, (rids proceedings Of last