The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-16

: AAtuougu NeaIlN every night OF the past Weeh
was cloudy the lamps Of the city we're not lighted
Scarcity Of oil, or whats
The ''merfy- co-roundr at the corner of Richard
and Queen streets has been patruniscd better thar
the circa' during the past week.
The commissioners Of parks and squares has a;
last seen ct to cover the excavation existing in
Emma Square with boards.
News vas received from the Colonies per last
mail steamer that the champion HanlAn, would
row n frst race on the 18th inst
The Goveuess Of Hawaii still remains located
at the palace in this city not having even once
visited the territory which she has iurisdic-
ton. since her appointment
The Princess Likelike, accompanied by Mrs.
George Beckley and maid, left yesterday by the
NT-p9sl for san Francisc0, where she will remain
on 4 visit for a month or more.
The experience of the circus company on Maui
has 80 fayorably impressed Messrs Sherman Bros,
that they have taken another "trip 10 windward
having left here yesterday pr hiHa" for kohala
Tue steamer Kiaua is Advertised to arrive in this
city on the uorHilg OF the 18th inst the date set
for the opening OF the Legislature thus enabling
1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO arrive in good season ard be
| present nj the opening session.
The p. N. SIS. Zslaaaia on her last trip to the
coast beat both the steamers Mqripgsu and Eo
JaIis.To arriving about six hours ahead Of the
| N1ripos1 and ter hours ahead Of the RIO.
BY the Caaiinee beautiful cross composed Of
everlasiings was sent out by Mrs. Hope, mother Of
/ Capt. Hope, TO be put on his grave The cross
placed in position by two Of the officers of the
CoHsfaHcc, one Of whom made sketch OF the spot
| The baud concert at Emma Square on the
I IL
and the lack of large audience vas probably the
reason for the rather unfinished manner IN which
the pieces on the programme were performed.
! Only one piece "Ihe Gayotte," was played with
anything like the usual careful regard for time.
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be
held on Thursday evening. Election Of officers
takes place at o'cock,a the public exercises at
l:31 in the hall. Judge Judd will receive an ad-
dress will also Revs. Wallace and Merritt. An
nual reports will be made and social Will be neld
at the close.
A portion OF the stock belonging to Sherman's
circus was sold al auction on the 18th instant by
Messrs. Lyons Lsvey, the following being the
purchasers and the prices obtained one pair bays,
500, II. X. H. Princess LYDIA gray horse
" Danger SlsI, A. G. Ellis bay horse, $l2I.5O,
Len Sien white horse, Mazeppa.n Sl60, j. Bar
kos Ars5aiu bay mare, Sls250 VIM. Holt
The members Of the Honolulu Yacht and Boat
Club have made all the necessary preparations to-
wards placing the club a good financial footing
every name on the list Of membership being
credited with the full payment OF dues and fees.
Governor Dourinis has presented one of his fast
rowing boats to the club, and when the location
fIr the house has been settled, the building will
be adorned internally with many gifts from the
hands Of the fair sex.
The bark RuluKuug arrived of port on the night
Of the Il IA inst; from San Francisco via Kanului,
I'M not Nm, ,rhydeI ystb other n steam whistle
az rl7,,oT c,,c5cj If vonid be useless 10 At
his vessel safely into port himself devoid Of assis
lance from pilot or tug. Capt. Miller does not I
regard the feat as worthy Of much notice, as he |
says the channel Is pretty well fenced, and 1t Is
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fTbr steady Southwest breeze preyaIepton the Z
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l'tu lAst, "s tAAtA VI " seneiIl VI lLo
mosquito Meet whoSe owners took thetH on /
slott cLulsi' Nlslil me hatHot' a Couple o. N ~
aalesy yacht ths s hs5'aE ana IN ehIeaNotng
t5eT wgr -I c5mpesi TO Warp to an onr. ir5
to the cattle wharf and back satisfied the army re-
agsl nm I nd t5e rSye Inv AIN eaning 10
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C;-.,va R4u,b nays n dividend of $40 ner share
in n few DAYS his il the Ara dividend maid within
Tho l7sf three months Cirnye ranch l. DOING we'll
The crops are in fine condition all the
island, and there seems every promise of good
yield Of sugar. BaldWin's produced six tons to
the acre the other day.
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as compared with the "Rimo-ai-luau" coin. Mer-
chants IN MMlnku have put up the prices OF sta
pies from g 20 10 per cent on account OF advance
m exchange. People are beginning to feel the
effects Of the ioolIshness OF the 1lver coinage.
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Row Mr.. Wb1Iiey. the Episc,a,I clergvruau nj
ri5sa 10 tho Igrs9rIaGe Mr. WbaIIey has almost
Nh tbe white oIldrer in K0hala under his tuition.
A correspondent from Hilo writes. "a new mill
Is ab5rt To- he erected Al Eukaiau Hamakna. by
Nessrs Davies and Homer and will b. capable
N r1a1iufarturinD IL IONS of smear A tlay ItIs 10
be- a lin tor affair in every particular
IL Snresn a Ial,orer in tlie ernnloy of DR. WIGHT
at Puakea Ranch, KohaIa. committed suicide on
Tuesday the Stl inst 4 CUrungr's inquest was held
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