The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-01-16

BILE appearance, that portion Of the heavens being
illumIned with deep red color like the reflection
from great cOnhagration.
Mr.. z. Y. Squires' address before the Working
mems Union has been eagerly seized upon by tn,
San Francisco Chronicle and the matter contained
in it has been twisted and tortured TO slIit thu
views Of that aIniable sheet
Marshal Psrke has now two restaurants in hi:
charge, the Windsor and Honolulu tbs pro
prietOrs of which have followed in the footsteps OF
the ilinstrious Count Robert" of the "pelmo-
nico,' and are now bankrupts.
Mr.. Thrum has occupied his new quarters in the
| Campbell Block. They seem admirably suited fOi
Mr.. ThrIm's purposes. Those desiring articles OF
business stationery will find an excellent selection
| well displayed in the new store.
Dividends have lately been declared by the In.
ter-lsand Steam Navigation Co, c. Brewer Co.
| L. q. Hall, and the Hawaiian Carriage Go. Stock
holders should not delay in walking up the Secre.
taries offices and receiving their perquisites.
The juniors comprising the Eclipse boat club
met at their rooms on the evening OF the Ilth inst
and elected officers for the ensuing term, as fol
| lows; president c. Baldwin; vice president H.
Mossman; secretary w. Dover treasurer b. Bur
CESS.
The Rev. Father Bouchard S. j. delivered the
| first of series Of special sermons for English
speaking people, at the Roman Catholic cathedral
| on the 18th inst. the attendance Of foreigners
was very large and the address was most impress
| sive.
The Ice Factory yesterday resumed the manu-
facture Of ice after its temporary interruption TO
| repair some damage TO the engine. Fortunately
/ for the public the weather has been quite cool,
/ and the want Of this luxury has not been 80
severely felt.
The following already greets the eyes of visitors
/ TO the United States Consulate "All fees in this
Office must be paid in American coin or its equi-
-
/ will be taken is appended: What is the rate for
/ the Hawaiian silver
The way orders have been "sloshed1 round was
/ seen last Sunday. Their name was legion. Why
are not the names of the recipients publishedr
There is no fear that any one will refuse them the
4 right of wearing tine decorations was the case
with Captain Edwards.
Two of the ''white-winged messengers that ply
| between San Francisco and this port, the ". n.
DiD,osd and Discovery left this port on the 10Th
instant, each bound TO arrive first at the Golden
| Gate Both vessels have good records for speed
and the winner is doubtful.
The schooner L,tla arrived of port on the l1th
instant, with her Aag at half-mast. Inquiry
revealed that the captain, native named Puua-
| hiwH, had died while en- route to port. The de
ceased was we'll known amongst merchants and
had many friends amongst his own countrymen.
The following officers of Polynesia Encamp-
menl No. l, l. O.O.F, were installed at Harmony
Hall, Friday evening, January 18th, NJ. ID.
Monsarratt C.P.; L. @. Rowe, HIP; W.P. Crooks,
Senior Warden; James Simmons, Scribe; +. L.
Z. Wells Peterson, Treasurer; I. j. Maggie, Junior
Warden.
H.BM.'s ships Heroine and Constance arc OK
pected to meet in Honolulu Harbor in February.
The Heroine is bound for a cruise in the South
Pacific and will not remain long in our port, but
the Constance will probably make long visit. She
will be at the service of the British Commissioner
to make tour of the Islands.
The present cool weather, the Thermometer
nightly showing c., has had most beneficial
effect On sufferers from Booloo fever and general
seem to consider that they have experienced very
"cold days especially since the failures of Rob
ertson q Co., McCandless, Walker and Kerr.
The January number of the Planters Monthly
is to hand and quite up to the usual average. The
editor gives US thoughtful articles and careful
selections. Month by month this Magazine Is
advancing and taking its place, not only IN Homo
lulu, but in the world, as the exponent OF views
upon sugar cultivation and sugar interests
The cavalry returning from the funeral last
Sunday were sight for the gods. They under
To- to gallop down hill and the exhibition of mis-
managed lances Of which the owners were fairly
Arid for they came perilOusly near their com
radel heads, was affecting The spectators laughed
and wen the maliHgfayy saw the joke and joined
in the exclamation.
The coming birthdays Of Messieurs the Minis
tiers shluld be added TO the Government holidays,
side b. side with that Of His Majesty and other
members Of royalty, that is If they have, Ike thh
local apostle of Publication, the power TO pro-
claim thar birthdays holidays for the schools;
Why are not the Government Offices also closed
on the OCCASION:
1t is rerorted that the police had information
lately with regard to the location OF Large quail-
tty Of OPIUM about Loo tins but the laws delay
! hindered the movements OF the raiding party IN
such manntr. that, when the descent was Inade,
the opium was gone, and the raiders were " lett
By the way, the Customs officers have not had a
record of a seizure for long time
By the Maiipssr the long expected part owner in
the 4drsrfistr, NJ L. C. Maciarlane, arrived and
he has already set himself to work in an endeavor
TO bring order out of the chaos formerly existing
IN the principles o. that newspaper Nj, Aaslar-
lane is welcomed as a brother journalist and the
hope is expressed that he may accomplish MS de-
sire, TO build mp profitable business by purely
! Legitimate means
BJ the steamer Ngfip9si which arrived in port
here on the 9th inst. from San Francisco, Homo
lulu again receives Col. and Mrs- Sprecsels, MI.
Adolph Spreckels Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Col Mac
| farlane, Mr. ". G. Irwin. Hon. sam Parker, Gov.
/ f. T. Low. Mrs. Frank Hastings and Miss hose
J Makee. The body Of the late Mrs Catherine
Malice was also brought forvardon the steamer.
The Hawaiian Humane Society held an ad-
jouined meeting at the hall Of the Y. NJ. Q. 4. on
the evening Of the 18th inst. But little business
was transacted bgyOnd the election Of some twenty
/ applicants to membership This organization Is
doing good work in a quiet unobtrusiye manner,
which should commend itself to the friends OF
dumb animals IN the community and their aid
and influence should be provided to further the
objects OF the organization.
The first Hawaiian half-dollar passed at par,
was taken at the box-ofice Of the Music Hall on
the evening Of the 10Th instant, by Mr. Henry Viii
lains the pro TEN treasurer. Nj. c. Il. Buckland
who was the manager of the entertainment The
Women of the People, presented the coin to
Miss Louise Beaudet of the Bandnann- Beaudet
combination and that lady enjoys the satisfaction
Of having in her possession the FIRST Hawaiian sil
yer half-doIlar placed in circulation.
Tie newly Organized lodge Of knights of Pyihils,
Mystic Lodge No . received its charter the 10th
| inst. from d. S. c. David Dayton. The officers
elect we're then installed and are as follows P. g,
| J. j. Williams; c. c.. ]. A. Messenger; v G., W.
C. Ashley; p, a Burget; h. OF 4. and s. joseph
r Wisenan. NJ OF p II. E Hebbard; II. Of z,
Henry Davis; NJ. at A., W. GrossmRn; J. O., r. NJ
Fuller; o, G.. W. Brash; 4. B. Dat and W. P.
Ciooke Attendants.
Messrs. Fred Bagot and Frank Du Pee left
Honolulu Yesterday afternoon by fhe s,eaner