The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-01

The bank OF Bishop q Co. delivered into the care
ef Registrar Pratt the afternoon of the 18th ult
the sum of S34 600. There will probably be but
little delay in the payment of salaries this payday
But the bonds All, yes, that payday is coming
Resignation Week will be the historic name
which the last week of September, 1884 will bear,
and many victim no doubt has muttered:
Come resignation, spirit meek,
And let me kiss thy placid cheek"
Notwithstanding the departure of the Ahmsda
to-day with large mail for San Francisco, the
steamer city Of Sydney which sailed from here on
the 18th ut. carried 2,943 letters and 79i papers,
Quite correspondence carried on by this commu-
nifty.
The printers of the GAZETTE establishment have
been kindly remembered by their brother typo
Mr.. William McGurn, who dofed the robes of
single bessedness and donned the cloak of a Ben
edict on the 18th ult. To him and his bride the
comps send Aloha.
The weather during the week past has been
rather too warm for comfort the mercury indicat-
ing 81 to So in the shade. and light winds pre-
vailing. On the 18th and 9th inst rain showers
were of frequent occurrence during the days and
nights.
The Hawaiian jurors who are to do duty at the
October term of the Supreme Court ordered
to appear at the Supreme Court rooms on the first
Monday in October, the Foreign jurors to be pre-
| sent at the same place on the second Monday In
| October
Commander I. Aridji received on board the
| ISIWbd on the 10Th ult, His Majesty and party.
Various eyolutions were performed by the crew,
after which the Royal party came shoreward again.
Salutes fired and the vessel dressed in honor
! of the visitors.
The Gospel Temperance meeting held at the
Bethel Chnrch vestry on the evening OF the 9th
tilt, quite a success, number of those pres
ent participating in the exercises. repetition of
the service will be held, at the place, next
Saturday evening.
| By the Alameda, Mr.. Joseph Il. Morrill,, export
| Surveyor of Honolulu, goes forward to his old
home IN Illinois for the purpose of recruiting his
shattered health. The departing official leaves
many friends behind who will wish him a safe
| journey and speedily recovered health.
| The schooner EilNIai was successfully hauled
off the reef at Kaena on this Island, by the stoam-
er James Mdkee and afterwards towed to this city
| by the steamer HidimGHdio. Mr.. Dover, who pur-
chased her as she was on the reef, will soon have
| her repaired and in good running order again.
The band concert at Emma Square on the even
ing Of the 18th ult, was quite treat, the pieces
played being of a character that induced hreiy
| interest in the performances, notably SO in the
| medley Black Brigade which promises to be
come quite popular, and the danse, 3" Aborgines.'
Scene.-The ItaH Of The Honolulu Rifles. 4 Per-
soliagc speaking 10 kliot OF friends. 81 know that
number of people desire to see Marshal Parke out
OF ofnce, but he was Marshal OF the Kingdom when
| was only stan officer with kamehameha and you
may be certain that he will never be asked 10 re-
sign, by me-"
Madame Cora the magic,eHHs has, at the request
of several friends, concluded to give closing per
| Torrance of her magical powers, before leaving
| for San Francisco and has chosen the evening of
the 4th inst. as the occasion. the Music Hall the
place Tickets for reserved seats will be on sale at
| Wiseman's as usual.
The "fire laddies- may thank station-keeper
Crabbe, for not being turned out on the early
morning of the 18th ult, alarm of fire on board
the schooner EdNikeaoHli, being brought to him
| by an excited native He investigated and found
that there was no good cause to ring an alarm the
fire being only incipient and quickly extinguished
Rev. J. S. Cutler has lately arrived in this city
| and brings with him an Introduction to the
rn.d.l.s of town and connlrr snEar.l nnrlnG