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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19


From the distant isles OF the southern seas news
has been obtained Of the movements Of the Ha-
waiian schooner Jsiia. which left this port last
July, on iunketiug expedition in charge of Royal
Commissioners. The vessel, after making the cir
cult OF the Line Islands, sailed TO Leyuka, tii
Islands, and 4 stay of ten DAYS was made there,
during which nigh jinls INDUCED in BY
some Of the party. the vessel finally sailing for the
New Hebrides on Oct. Slst. Recruiting was made
subservient to the collection Of curios, and. as a
consequence, M TO December 18th only l6 people
had been obtained, Il Of whom said to be boys
They may however be considerably grown before
they arrive here At Havanunh Harbor negotia-
tons were entered into with Captain Phillips
a desertOr from the British schooner StEey Lpss,
aud who being wanted by British man-of war
the NirfHiH-was concealed on board the .jfiiI IN
I'll the day Of stilingi 10 act as mate and re-
CTuitcr, and the business was settled, the Jsi'a
again being tanned fur q cruise over the ground
already guue over, Although the instructions TO
the Iuastcr q the LHfat included cruise to the
solomon lsinadS, that high, cold-dccked. official
has seen Ettu write To- the owners that that por-
tiun of the trip vii bsuri;ted by him. II all goes
well, the -bfa, may lie expected 10 arrive here by
the tiTst of Arll. and the opportunity will then be
given to welcome the much welded Captain Phil.
lips, who Is reported 10 be a worthy successor Of
the dear Departed Capt. Freeman, also of South
Sea labor fame. 1t is doubtful IL even the histo-
ran who accompanies the expedition will
publish fall ccOuut Of the Incidents of the cruise
May be the GAZETTE will, sometime IN the future
No health with mac tive liver and urinary or
gans. Iake Hop BLtters. See adyertlsement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

were in the audience. Mr.. De Ia Mondue elovned
his part very we'll his eomioal mishaps on the bars
Attending much amusement The educated horse,
Blrney was again introduced, and, after Mr. sher-
man had securely tied the feet and nose Of Tom:
my, he Barney undid the knots which bound
him. carrying the ropes 20 his master. perform
ance on the trapeze by MesSrs. Scott and hondne
was interesting and received the applause II well
deserved. Jack the clown horse and Tommy were
then broaghi in and after a little maneuvering
were induced TO tilt one another ON board pro
yided for the purpose the manner in which the or
ders. leading NJ 20 the accomplishment OF the
trick. were obeyed, showed careful training, with
good results After Mr.. Scott had interested the
audience with an exhibition Of club swinging, the
horse Tommy was announced to appear riding
on n wagon himself being the driver The feat
was accomplished successfully, the equine driver
being drawn around the track by two horses, he
holding the reins Of the team In his mouth Tbs
performance given was very interesting and the
horses display degree OF intelligence which Is
almost human, shovingWhat may be accomplished
by patience and kindness in the way Of making
dumb animal appear as II it could reason. An
other performance was given on Friday evening,
a matinee Saturday afternoon and perform
ance in the evening, and another on Tuesday ere
ming, all OF which were well attended. The next
Performance will be given tomorrow thursday
evening with an entire change Of programme.
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PASSENGERS.

Fruu Maui and NoIokai. PCT Lehua. Marcel Ii-Hci.
kapu and wifc, Capt Roe, h CLARKE. A e Tuttoul
Nrs Lincoln and child J Mclean. and q deck.
From the Colonie. per steamship zgalsndIa. March
Wright, Jas Youn-. & Watson aud ~ saloon and 81
sttrra-y rassen-vrs for sau FrauCisC1-
Fr,u Kauai per Iwalaui March Ii-Farl s.guhar..
tpy,, Al Lee, An fana, sHd 81 deck
Pom Eahglui. pgr Kilsura Hoo, Narg4 is-Ni--
'iol.tun, Mr. Tra-k and children Mr. " = \ H-rvrr
child ant servant, and ~ deck.
Trgm Mari and Hawaii, per kiuaH. March I5-His
Majesty halaksus and servants II Il u Princes lliu-
der Hon ) & Wilder aud Wife, Hau J Kaar KalaIehau.
Dickry and wife. Miss u Dickry Miss 4 Jordan.
Miss shear, Thomas pcdlrf, Alrpua. " J Wright
and wife, A-eu and ale, Mr. Jas Woods, Miss "
Hughes, Mr. furris, hQkI and children, Mr. 7
NBH.ys-T n. : >t.l5,r NJ. \ A. N t,b,,5.
aud wife, Mr. llaucik, D ksmaiUp Brother Bertram.
Fog Kauai and Naianse per james Make. March
u ME- Hind. Mr. hrgsgr, Winter and wife, Nj.
hruErr, Bruins Judge kakiua. wife and children.
aud abont y deck.
F-r Maui and IIsp aII -Prs Planter March Ia Mon
sarrait and wife Mics Trr, 3 Misscs Ward W : Me
Leed. Mr. " Poster. Mr. Jaeger. Mis- Lucs ka.
wailrmi Mineat, and about % derk
Fe- san Fusnei-eo. p. sieaui.aiP DaHPa.a, March
NssiFgsci v Huhr. pufidr Gen II 4 Adams, q L
l1ldcfhh snd uursc. Nastef Duttnn. II Duttou j.
wife and uursr. Nsi1r : BENDER Df II Sta'iard,
q Sinyihe. n lu-~l. , q jameson, J Cairncs, A
T s,, Il s,i an, r {,,.S.5l l,l rEo
smith, Mr.. Simmun. u EIiis, Arthur EIIi.
Baker. " 4 HcrriCk e n Tay Ior aud wife Mr.. Capt
II Colsou, Norwood. D u Ridge, Mi. MBr LJusa
da, joe Wilson Hal. T. Hisagun, " Slueorn, Dr.
Charles Ford, II 4 smith. 2 CLARKE. " ; Ebrhartt
Anderson. y Z Nuiisur. ~ stein. ! touuur 7 Lnca-
Ahrrn', NJ " Lowell, Nj. n Petit W t' Waibrr. and
Chinc-g-- .
Trgsi Iisss,pa..p PCT : b ut,sos alarg4 ia I.iea
ard. I'D y dssN
For San frauci-Co per Zralaudis. March 1--Bobcrt
Gtieyc aud wife. Miss Grievp. J NrukC j J Dirkry
and family, Miss Dirkry, " ) shaw. A Herbert.
isehlcfg. Ashford >pcucrr. AisE NOuH-. Mics Bush
n 0-ose. n q dcrtrum, q z Pave, Mr. u PCtrr-r
Nrr Flicr.
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ComMERcIAL.


AOAffLlAta MAJ n ~ ~
Busnoss 10 general has revived since last vritins
.nd inc dizziness noticeable A. existing daring The pasi
tuo months. has disappeared trade iH all lines pre-.
srntus 1arrr active apprafatcr with good prospects
ofthr aetiriiy rolnius 30 stay Commercially business
b.. oontuuc en- the rvrn tenor OF ne way the iHeom
Ing crops II sugar nndiu gr end rapid transit frcu
this I.,rt ouF chief market
Ts arrivals since iasi writing consist Of the vhzlers
Jacob A Rowland AhrshHm Barker aud sChr. rarr;
the steamer. Rio Jauriro from il0nskoHe with so
Chimes immigrant ihc Zualauda Usih large guam
titv of rutatos- from thr Coloulc- and ihe lumber
vessel Amelia from ror Townsend
The Departures hsvr been, The ibrae vhaler, above
mentioned and The steamer. RIO Iauclro aad Zeaisn-
ln. s-o the steamer Naripo-a. The steamer ARE al
l-,urd 60 san Francisco the ZcalHndia aud Mafipa-a
taking fofrSrd quantities ~ ~ur staple product
The steamer Alameda i- d., here on the "a inst.
with datr to the lah d. b. ai.s the steamer Ar.-r,fr
both frp,n Ssn FranUi=eo
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Co.Partnership Notice.

l. Tits day October 18TH 1871, formed partnership
under the fm name % " HUI KALEFA o PUMA
lkEONAONh,' for the purpose Of carrying on Mcr
camille Business. at Kaml, Puma Hawaii {: ! " IA,
lacmaklui. j X kHuai,gai. : lAlipi. W Ahuai, l.
AHA, J II 6cohc , II Euuvila, DOE Rrohc IT. Miss \
palCa. Miss Falau. Ni-- kamaOca. Miss Lucy kau
villa Miss Lizzie kauwih. Mis- L Laga. Mis- k-ahi,
hou, Miss Awihi. Mrs. AHA. Mrs. Manu-, Mr., Kahana,
Mrs Ahuai, Mr. ucgnu, Mr. Mahulumanu, Mrs Sarah
Lupcnul Ma. kuikuipua, kauua, Mr. Kamainu Mt
Bila, Nj kahoalalua. Mr. Laca. Mt Unit, Mr. NAHUM
mann, Of kaimu, Puma j NJ Kama, II n kahaElclo,
X riih0nua, Nakm Mary Makua, Becky Kalwi,
lcy Kaiwi, Maria KslahnulaWa, Miss KapuaokEhikius,
Miss nalcakamanu, Mas. Lilikalaui, Mas. Nakanaka,
Master kapaakca. u Eahur OF Kalapana, puna
Miss Hannah kalui. Miss rual, runahoa. Hnwanui,
Tia, kaouohi, kanGcr of hapaahu, Puma; | Pea,
h X Pea, Nj keliiluh', Po0kapu u pluau, Puma; VI
kahula, Of kehcua, Puua: " Nuhi IT,, Mis- KeamO-
ALL Of kcahlllka, pitEu; Maria kauluvalr Of Piihu-
uu1 lilo; Master PaJ7a. ct pccau Ililo; II Latina
hole, Of Honolulu, Oahu.
/. NJ kAUwILA, President
Kiimu, Puma Mar. H. 1851 lOm It
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-NldsFSS .EURFHY-In iEis citI. 'NarcB Is,l at
the Roinau Catholic Church. MATHIS NJCANN OF
Hsuouiu. 10 NsEis MUErHl 81 san Francisco. I>1u
fruuci~oo parers pleasr copy
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WHLDER'S
Steamship Company
LIMIT ND
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slrl1
STEAMER 'KINAU'


VIII leave lionqlHlu zach rueedny n W, W. lof a.
haluu. Mlniacn Makrna. M4hukuua k11atlaa. iauu1-l
HuruuH aud tii'us Arriving If niiu rtriT fhursdar
morning.. VIII leave lilo saeh Thur-dsy a noon
Mntnkonu each Friday az T. kawaih1e a. { 4. y
and iahaiua At 900 A. ". reaching iiunolHin sash
PXsskSGER TiiAfN hoa,| kiaut M isa,- -,
Friday az T. ", 90 cunnrct VIII ihc kiagu az Nsnn-
AouH.
on d9tra frnf for rnsseu-crs % signal l. made from
The -hurs.
80 Steamer kinnu viii not take heavy freight fur
Lnupuhnchoc.a Light freight and packages only. An
hragy freight iaf che ahose poet sill BE- iaa by he
LlkaIltr
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COMMENTARIES NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L been appointed sole ENccuiriy Of the Estate Of
Hollis A. scott notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims t=alurt the said estate, must present
them within months from this date they viii be
forever barred. Si-ucd. SARAH T. SCUTT.
ENccutIiN.
Honolulu March tst isst 1910 I'm
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived.
MAJ. ieAul VII hk } 4 Rowland. Pcuuimau from : L
Am VII b Abr Barker, Tobcy, from rrui.r
An VII scht Page. Whitman from
1t-Am CITY q Rio de Iauuirn. Senri~s from
nnuEkuus via Yokohama
tb-FNSS Eealandia. Weber. from Jaiu1irs
Am ten Amelia. from Port Townsend
is-Am VII h Atlantic Mitchell, from =
Sailed.
Nsr. leArn VIII srhT Page. Wifhaul. Tor the Arctic
is-Am VII bk \ tlgv land Perimsu. Tor thr
Arctic.
Am'wh HI AIR. Barker Tubrt fer thr Arctic
ts=Am stmT Naripo-a How ard. iuf o.
Am simf CITY o. Rio de Jaaeiru, searIH-. Iaf
san Francisco
1b=pNS> Eralandin, MehHHT. Tor r.
lS-Am hktur " y nmrud, Iiautrft r1r $ Q
Vessels in Port.
Ii1H "a kHIa, issithf1--
Nm hLTur ArrrIia- Nru hHI.
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rrnfal~ N1nrrFT-r
Male NuurnrTs-
Genyrsis Public.
Arriving at Kawaiahao Church the officiating
clergyman read the burial service, after the com
pletion uf vhieh thcluis ~ march was again q ken
up for KAwaiahao eefh etery where the body OF the
deceased VAS deposited the last rites Of soldiers
funeral being duly performed by the attendant
military. In the death Of Col kinmaka the
Household troops lose a favurite and respected
ufheur afid His IajesSy faithful servant. MAY
M irarFff lzS liyht on him -
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the Ii,tf,rr1 or iaIdir ~ The stairs s,,snicd ~
the shore, thereby allowing passengers to walk
ashore from the boat landing without being
obliged to Climb over the boxes and bundles on
the wharf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

The King sailed from Kona to Eawaihai in the
steamer Planter, arriving at the latter port Mon
day, March 10Th. At kawaihai he remained till the
evening Of Wednesday the 10Th inst. He was
picked up by the hHiaH and went to Hilo, return
ing 10 Mahukona on Friday morning. He sailed
from Mahukona TO hawaihai in his private boat
where be awaited the hbiaE's arrival on Friday
evening. when he took passage for Honolulu.
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NrW advertisements.
Il ORTIZ
FORT ST,

EIRST-CLASS PRACTICAL MA.
L CHGNEsT and ENGINEER, wishes a situation
Best Of References, ~ Address
1uut linz t2b FOOT ST
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

The new bridge stnt by the powers that be- in
Hon lulu, for the stream at Papaikou, Hawaii
broke down before 1t was completed, on the morn
ing Of the Sth inst. 1t seems that Mr.. Graham
the head carpenter, prior to putting down the floor
to the bridge went out on the structure to straight
en- one Of the braces of the bridge which had be
cone crooked and in 50 doing he probably tight
eued up the nuts too strongly when the thing col.
lspsei and be vas precipitated with the wrecked
bridge onto the rocks below. 1t is a wonder he
escaped with his life: it he vas badly
bruised. especially over the thighs He was
brought into Hil) for treatment. The bridge will
/. soon put in place and ready for travel.
Nothing PARTIES and enricbes the blood and de-
str0ys all poisous in the system like Hop BitteTs
Read advertisement elsewhere.
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Funeral of Col KinimaLn

The funeral u the late BrUvet Lt-Coluncl d. /.
kinimAkA took place from the Barracks Of the
Household troops on the afternoon Of the 10th
inst, the corpse being heaTsed. and the funeral
procession being formed at that place; the line Of
march being taken up at as O'Clock. From tie
Barracks the procession moved 20 kawaiahlo
Church IN the following order
Detachment 81 Cavalry
Hawaiian Military Band.
The Kiurs Own Guard
The Princes Own Guard.
The Household Troops
Jhap sin. udTrraArr."
4 /
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daughter to enjoy the benefits Of change Of air.
During his soi0urn abroad Mr.. Grieye will prob
ably have opportunity 10 obtain valuable IN.
formation relative to island interests, which will
be duly chrunicled in the columns OF this journal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

Hilois still very dry, it is quite losing its rep
utaiiOn as one Of the raiRiest spots the islands
The mills arc still shut down owing TO lack of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

The time allowed for the presentation Of claims
for damages accruinG to property owners on the
line Of projected widening Of Merchant street eT-
min. n Noon fn-LlaN.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

Hon. ;. q. and Mrs. Wilder reached Hil0 on the
9th INST. per EiaaH from Honolulu, to spend a
week Mr.. Wilder is very busy looking over tue
route for his railroad TO be built through Hilo dis
trict He left Hilo for Hamakua and Waimea,
overland, on Saturday, Mar Sth.
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Another Performance at the circus tomorrow
evening Go early and see the slack wire ascen-
sion, outside, by De Ia Mondue.
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS

Prom rort Townsend, psr Amelia, March i5-GsO"
feet assorted lHmbrr
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/ II. Il. IL. Princess lydia and His EIey Gov
John o. Douinis returned to this city. from Maui
| on the 18th inst
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The band concert AT the Square on the evening
Of the 18th inst. was well attended and the pro-
Cramme Of pieces gone through TO the entire
satisfaction Of the large audience present. who
rendered marks Of appreciation by frequent aP-
tllauea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

Amongst the through passengers from Japan
for san Francisco per CITY Of RIO JlHsiv were sew
oral japanese gentlemen Of note, bound on various
missions 10 different parts Of the world and ac-
credited by the Imperial Government. Assistant
paymastcr TakCichi HaZaschi of the japanese
navy, goes 70 Nevc1stie-On-Tyne, England, to Join
the new gunbOat lately built there for his Govern
mont; Messrs. 5. TajirO and 5. TOkudo proceed to
St. Petersburg, Russia, carrying with them speci-
mems Of the foFt of Japan for exhibition at the
horticultural show to be held ut St. Petersburg in
May. and Mr.. II. lakura goes to New York to
study veterinary practice.
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There Is 4 rumor current that the German resi-
dents intend to honor the anniversary Of the
S7th birthday Of the Emperor Of Germany. by q
festive gathering Of friends 10 "Fatherland." %
the German Club. ON the end inst.
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STEAMER LIKELIKE
wrIsn1Rrm oonMAsnEH.

viii latre n1nuif1i regularly every ten day. for the
following pufi-. Lahaina. Misaca, Mskenr. Mahn-
kuua. kaifathau. rtautAu, uonukaia. knlolaleis,
unkalH inurahuchoc, uakaiau.- tiuaufrn. raukna.
flpaikuu Wsraka and llIin- Rcimuius VII touch 81
no fhr above rdffs.
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Two thunder-clnps unacoOmpanied by rain, start
led or inhabitants on Sunday morning. II threat
oned darkly, Waiuae way, but cleared suddenly,
the sun shining brilliantly The two peals Of
thunder were certainly very curious.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

During the freshet Of last Sunday evening, a bull
and calf belonging to Mr.. W. Friel were drowned.
A horse belonging TO a native also washed
away and drowned. This is one OF the highest
freshets that have come down the stream for two
nm. Ia.s.
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Major Bender let BY the WuTpssr on the l5th
inst. The Major has taken a rapid and rough sur
vey Of the Topography OF our water shed On his
return he will commence more thorough and sys-
tenatie work. He says even the rough look be
has had viii supply him With ample food for
thought till his return. BE may be expected on
the down trip Of the Mariraaf.
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II was very oppressive towards thu end OF last
week. The country around Honolulu was as dry
as chip.
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Mcssrs jackson and Freeih, the surveyors, con-
nocted with the sounding for the projected inter
island cable left this city last evening per steamer
LsLa for the island Of Molokai for ;he purpose Of
completing their survey of the northwest point
Of that island.
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Several Of the New Hebrides labOrtrs who have
been employed on the Ookala Plantation, Hawaii
Maianae Plantation. Oahu. These lab1rers have
given great satisfaction at the former plantation
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After the rain Of sunday night, heavy freshgt
came down the Nuuanu stream, the FIRST for many
a long day. Seeing the deaTth Of water We some
times have it seems a sin to see such a quantity
Of the precious fluid running headlong TO the sea.
When Major Bender gets TO work, he will probably
save some of this
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The ~. n. Reed with the sounding party ON
board returned TO Honolulu on Friday last. She
enjoyed exceptionally fine weather throughout her
entire cruise. In this she has bsen extremely for
innate
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STEAMER 'LEHUA'

LOWENxEN. C0naANDER,
VIII lrJye tananfd zach Monday al 3 T.. ". fof Ran
ndkakai pnkao ii1elu Hama. Nakaalae. klpshulu and
Nuu. aud 20 knaune ererY 1fhrf week.
Retaining VIII touch % tihaiua. rusuu and kHuun-
khtai cabling uoueiuiH frdar r. N.
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Again or Island boys are to the fore This
time It Is New Zealand that Is the arena % their
exploits At the Thorndea aquatic sports, y. L.
Frank Hutchinson Won four prizes, his brother
George running second to him in the frsi race.
At the Wellington College swimming sports few
DAYS after, George Hutchinson carried % two
races and Is spoken Of as winning in grand FORM
Bravo yuuuc Hawaii Both lads we're pupils Of
Mr., Atkinson and have many friends among the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

The Jail seems 10 cot along without a GovtEnor
Wy hot 90 away with the position and utilize Tho
salary for some other purpose.
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ISLAND LOCALS.

ANU AUNA-
II was very oppressive towards III, end of las
week. The country around Honolulu was rs ar
as chip.
The Jail seems to cot along without a Govo4nor
Why not do away with the position and utilize th
salary for some ether purpose
Attention is called to the decision III the fame,
floserdeT case, which appears in full on TIN
/ fourth page OF this issue.
The 0. 5. 5. -lia,se5a and the 2. NJ. 5. 5. Ar-
iTliia are both due ai this port frin san Francis
/ CO on Saturday the end inst.
The bark So H1Hiaa Hrallacs siied from New
castle y. W. $ Feb &,h, with 1885 tons Of coa
for this port.
The Queens hospital is very full just now; tb,
number Of patients Is decidedly on the incense
and The institution popular.
] The American bark John D. Brfir,r Is now "ur
and loading at Boston, for Honolulu, leaving the
home port about the LIST Of June.
There has been considerable movement IN real
estate during the past week judging from the great
clouds Of dust visible In all part7 Of the city
The usual monthly meeting Of the members Of
the Mission Children's Society was held at the
residence Of Hon. 4. Francis Judd on the evening
Of the 18th inst.
1t is reported that a number Of tourists, from
the Athens Of America, Boston, will arrive at
this port on the incoming steamer IlrHrla, due
here on the end inst.
Heavy rain set in on the evening OF thu 10th inst
N this city, accompanied by thunder and light
ming. The showers were however, Of short dur
alton, and they were gladly grceied.
The Hon. Mr.. c. r. Bishop intends to make a
trip 90 the coast by the next iirHslr. Mr., G. X.
RishOp will remain In Honolulu during the coming
session Of the Legislature.
The man who Ind both fc-t taken % Ia a mill
near Hilo. Is nov iu the Queeil's hospital. Al first
h. vas IN a very pre.ariouS condition, hut there
nov seems every prospect ut his recovery.
The circus has given the "bussrs' plenty 20 do
pn the nights of the performance. late ''bus-g-"
af, run aiuug the various routes, minus the merry
born, SO that sound sl"cpers ART not troubled.
The scrub a,.1ui P.iuua and Nauua valley, Inns
h-eu un ire. The mounted police have becIl cm-
pluyed iu yTtiucui>htnC the flames. Their efforts
hayo been successful.
IN negotiations which were being entered INTO
hy Messrs Hart Bros, looking 10 the control of
the Hawaiian Hotel, have come TO stand-stii
and the celebrated hostelry will be continued IN
der the present management.
Ten packages Of clothing or steamer Mrgrr..
landed at this port IN September ISIS, arc nov
awaiting an owner or owners at Messrs r II.
Davies Il Co. II not claimed by the 5lst inst, the
goods will be sold at auction.
The ~ n. Reed with the sounding party on
board returned to Honolulu on Friday last. She
enjoyed exceptionally fine weather throughout her
entire cruise. In this she has been extremely for
tunate
Two thunder-claps unaccunp panied ,y rain, start
led our inhabitants on Sunday morning. Il threat
oned darkly, Waiuae way, but cleared suddenly,
the sun shining brilliantly. The two reals Of
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Chinaman at Kailua while engaged in shoot
ing nj chickens, missed his mark and the contents
Of the gun were deposited in the face and chest Of
a -couutryman who was near by, engaged in
carpcutering. The wounded man was brought to
town, by way Of the Pail on the 18th inst, and is
nov in the Queens Hosnital