The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13


Ths keCpa-s Of restaurants are gradually giving
n oato-e the Chimes o1llTs;lfiol- another one
vlll clos mos; probably during next week.
Dr. Kuehu late OF the steamer Mrr5pass has booa
suqllnied Government physician AZ Lahains.
Mani He p-coesds to-day PEI steamer AfalH 20
assume his duties
icy solely, Mr. SpachEaan having reilred- Besides
thg home 1auufac;ure. brands OF Manila cigars
srJ nov kept on hand.
Hawaiian songs are being oorvrichisa- The
Princess LllIuokAlani protects her rights In 4als
u, while MrSSrs- doe heleiChe and Joe Aoa look
atil- things u Hanhyr1.
His Honor CHEZ Justice Judd and family have
leti town ana are nov staying al hualos- Afie-
t15 lrilnls dEilss OF she term the Chief Justice
needs thorough reSt,
The Rev. Mr.. O-rle. $40 Is now II permanent
clSEce q the Bethel, arrived BY the E1rr.s1 last
Friday. he preached his initial sermon to a large
congregation last Sunday
Among the arrivals by the W1r5pas4 vas d.
Brolie- but be came not alone. he bvo1chJ fair
Young h-lde along with him Welcome 20 the
ranks ut the Bsnediots, Doctor.
The synod q the Episcopal Cau-ch me: a: the
Bishops Tesideaoa last SATURDAY. On the follow
M day The Bishop read his charge 10 the Clergy
II - Andrews pTo-cathe5ral.
a nav collection OF books, belonging 20 tie IL
5rry q tle iais &. T. BoIlss, will Be sold a. auc
tloa tv dr. Adams this morning al Il O'Clock.
The furniture viii be sold al 10 O'Clock.
In consequences Of the resignation of Dr.. Car
psrte-, the post Of Government physician al La
hama has been conferred on Dr.. Z. Kuehn. late
surgeon on board the N1rp'Sr. DR.. Reading Of
Sl- Eranoisco takes The place Of d.. kUehn On
hoard the steamship
The reward for the opium seizure Is 70 be paid
10 i1e nrst lnforer nols Of the money Is 20 - 10
the police officers Tel aud Sal Man. Who worked
NJ the case As The Hnr1if-f justly re-aarks- Il
PAYS better 80 Be spy than police otfoSr.
The So Fr1u-is-- Nsr-l7sf has changed hands.
ned on that paper, has sold out and the Nsr5i1a-
has baeu bozchi by NJ B. c. BucSland. At one time
editor q the Rai'siia Of this city. Every success
in his nsw venture Is wished BY the GNEErrE-
a ooPv Of the Eyrit-f's siz-sfi, has been handed
N by Mr. 4 ]. Cartwright the agent for the
EquIic5le Insurance Company. There are some
handsome illustrations and in the letter Pres
established Company.
A celestial vas brought Up last "Wednesday for
cruelty % q horse The wretched animals back
vas nd raw. John vas dned s. and custS. Judge
klckertu- expressing Lls sorrow that the legal
penalty vas no: larger. As John had 10 cash he
6f.eal days
The Government having failed TO pzy the re1.
for the promises Of Mechanic Engine Co Ne. =
NJ. &onsasat. the owner. took possession. After
q Ittls alteration the members Of the Company
vore allowed the use Of the room. and the usual
meeting vas held. The rent Of the place j SFpl
pr auaUrl, payable quarterly
The Liquor hi. amended. passed Its second
reading on Monday and Is SET for third heading
q NJ 90
The Constitution wlll also come up for thiri rad
me on the sane dav. and lively debate may hs
expected both sides vii marshal their forces
BY the bark Ezs-sr,l-y there arrived II this ci,y
tie two sons q Mr.. D. 3. Peterson. Who have betr
absent IN the East fC- the past feE yCars gaining
The uecesSary kzovledse 10 Il them % become
practitioners N iaE and medicine ILsS1 boys
that were, EoE return Is Dr.. Charles Peterson and
Arthur Peterson. EsG. and intend 90 devote them.
selves 90 the practice q their profession n this
city
The Portuguese Commissioner ard NJ. W. Il.
Austin special agent OF the Board OF InuiCrati11
LEFT -1sf evening by the hfz-u for tour q inveS
t.Cation OF all the plantations In the kingdom
where Portuguese ar employed. Their object i
g. Thoroughly sft the complaints Of certain Of the
Portuguese against their employers, and 20 adjusi
I the cl1ere1ces between the contracts OF the Ma
Celra and A1o-es immigrants. eI-Cify = Pans.
The hase-bsn clubs. ooeauie and Hunolulu. NE;
. afternoon q the 9th ius-- and there before ~
aIiisnce that completely filed the pavilion tried
conclusions with bat and hall for the champion
7 sLIu OF the Islands. After e rather poorly coz,
tested game. numerous errors being made by TIE
fisldsrs on both sides. the Oceanics obtsined tbs
I victory and Championship BY 4 score OF 10 70 9
/ Yale Ho1olulus-
I Ole Of The largest troupe Of artists that has
ever been introduced into this country 70 enlivsu
and auuse the general public Ess presented 70 az
audleuce- thst Ellsd The building. At the Musi,
I Han las evening. The troups Imperial Mario
nettes a. they are called gave an exhibition Of
[ Their powers II q 1-fiIU7s OF uirth music znt
melody that vas very entertaining. the conn,
si5e-splitiiuc. laughter being long and loud Thl
7 colossal troupe give performances on Saturday
l afternoon and evening and they should be seen
/ % bs appreciated
HAvAu.
| Queen Emma has bee1 most enthusiastically re
osived IN every part Of kohala. She Is evidently
Thoroughly beloved By the people.
The barkentiEs W,,isr. Beryrnzn master arrivst
a. Hilo on Wednesday, August 6.h. , DAYS from
I Fort Townsend With cargo Of assorted lumbsi
I Tor Messrs- Richardson & Coan-
/ The rains IN Rohala have been very heavy III,
crops are doing veI however, but after - c1nsec
Utlve days Of doEu-pour the residents begin <
Y think that o1e cll have too mach Of good thing
NJ. and Ms. kinnersey gave i ball at the Ciut
| H0use. hohala. lately. There were about NINETY
guests present. IN spite Of the torrent Of Tain tha
I vas falling. The ballroom vas beautifully deco
Z rated the supper sumptuols. the music good, anl
I all thoroughly e1loyed themselves Qlee1 Eunl
and s1i;e were the hOuoEei guests Of the evening
Rev. Z p Baker N crossing on FRIDAY. Jzly >
l cane very near beng carried Uvgr the falls jls
I belJwr the Jmauma stream. with his horse. anl
l Others have crossed az the sane place with ever
greater r1sk OF life and limb. The mail man Is II
I ysrlahly late in his trip over the Hiio and Hama
7 kua rUld owing TO the unsafe and swollen streams
Z and bad roads
Ths roads IN the Hilo district are IN fearful con
dit1ol- As one planter said. = There are not hffI
! yards OF safe road between Hakalsu and Iaupa
] kossl1s-7 Fo- some reason or Other the bridge
I along the route-zlthough vel built and COS;
deal Of mo1ey-sre 50 placed that animal can bi
-e on % them as for instance the bridge over thl
. stream ID the Uuus118 gulch, between Hakslsl
Z and Houolina plantations This l. fearfu
/ stTean and vs-y dangerous The bridge over III
I stream has bee1 built foT some tine. but the AZ
prosches 10 II have not been made and the bridG
I stands high 50 that no team can by any mean
Get upon II Several valuable animals have barei1
Z cu1ssed this stream with tkelr lives