The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-04-02


the riding Of Mabel St Clair, the performances by
1 Alejo Hudson, and the pad riding by O'Deu On
Saturday evening next (tle 9Th inst. if the weatl-
er Is propitlous, closing performance will be
gwen by the company, at the grounds on Richard
street.
Mr.. w. T. Mossman has received the appoint
ment of port surveyor at the port Of Kahului,
Maui vice G. F. Boardman, resigned.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the Mission
Ghildrens Society will be held at the residence Of
). l. Waterhouse en- Saturday evening april 9th.
The stock of goods belonging to the baukruy,
estate of Messrs. J. W. Robertson & Co.. will be
sold at auction by Messrs. Lyons d Leyey, on the
4th inst.
The Hoaolulu Yacht and Boat Club seems to be
oe coming organization, hosts Of friends express
Ing hcIr intention to assist the club in substan-
tai manner.
Two new steam ire-engines for the Honolulu
tIre Department, are expected by the MariDosa.
and on arrival the "boysn intend TO give them a
reception"
St Adams College closed last Friday for q
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open on Monday, April 18th. The vacation has
been heightened by special request.
Mr. ]. ]. Owen, the editor and manager Of the
daily and weekly Mercury of San Jose Gala, ac-
companied by Mrs Ovens, is paying the islands
snort visit having arrived here per Ai1Bie ia.
A ietty has been built by the Government. cx-
tending from the Quarantine grounds to deep
water IL the harbor and immigrants detailed to
tue sec!uslon OF the grounds may now obtain pas
sage thither dry shOd.
Mr.. l.. Malterre has opened the store lately oe-
cupied by Mr.. Ducommon. where he will be able
serve his customers with the choicest brands OF
tobacco and cigars. His experience in the manu-
facture of Eerated Writer'S will enable him TO sup
ply the best article in the market.
The following have been elected officers OF the
Amateur Musical Society for the ensuing year :
President, Mr.. Theo. ii. Davies, lice-President,
Judge Judd Secretary Mr.. Starkey; Treasure,
Mr.. Geo. Castle The meeting took place last
Friday.
Mr.. James Morgan the book keeper of iir. Adams
the auctioneer, made his maiden auction sale on
the 18th ult, and succeeded so well in obtaining
good prices from the merchants assembled that he
Is liable 10 make continued record.
On tine arrival of the KiHaH IMPORT on the 18th ult
it learned that the vessel had been Temporarily
detained on the rocks at MahukOna. No damage
was done, however, Capt. King managing to re-
lieye the rocks of their burden after a short delay
and with hardly scratch to his vessel.
The HuiruHaf Monthly is TO hand in good time
as usual, and supplies Its readers with commend
able bill of fare. The serial story, The five dol
lar gold piece approaches completion Professor
Alexander contributes an essay on the Overthrow
of the tabl system and the editor gives his views
on the " Germ Theory
Mr. H. Reimenachneider, a gentleman we'll and
fayOrably known in business circles Of the city,
bias been appointed the local agent for the Prussau
National insurance Company of stettin, and is
now prepared 10 accept risks on buildings, furni-
ture, etc. at as low terms IS compatible with the
interests Of his company.
The .Iiqmsaa excursion party were allowed the
privilege Of inspecting the Palace ON the morning
of the LIST inst, permission most thoroughly en-
Joyed by them, as under the guidance Of Major
PurIs they meandered through the royal apart
ments and viewed the many curiosities to be found
in His Majesty library.
Inc California Produce and Provision Co., has
opened an Office at No 10 Hotel street, this city.
and h0usekucpers and others DESTROYS OF obtaining
fine fresh fruits and a full line Of groceries may
he supplied with the best the market affords Mr..
u. X. Myers the agent in charge will every en-
deaVOr TO please the customers Of the establish
ment and would be pleased to have you give him q
call
Blr J. I. Smith Of San Francisco, has received
his appointment us Civil Engineer to this Govern
ment and, arriving on tho alameda, he assumed
the duties Of the position almost Immediately by
taking ride over the Pail, to have q view Of the
lay OF the land. The gentleman was IN this city
before in the employ of SIR Flowerdcw at the time
of the street railway middle.
Mrs. Ashford, formerly Miss Robertson, of the
Fort Street School, has accepted the invitation
rendered her, TO take charge Of the Punahou Pre-
paratory School for the next term. This arrange
ment makes unnecessary any change IN the teach
fl1l, f1rF
of the school, will rejoice to have as Principal,
teacher 50 highly esteemed in this community for
her ability and success.
Smokers who prefer the favor of the natural
leaf Of tobacco, pure and uuadulterated should
pay 4 visit TO the mandatory Of }. w. Hingley d
Co, in the Lincoln block, King street, and pnr-
chase n trial box of the Hayanna cigars made to
order on the premises. This firm, although in Its
infancy as yet, have managed, by the quality of
the cigars produced by them, to already establish
reputation amongst lovers of the weed, who pat.
ronize home industry and white labor rs the best.
The Adretisey and Bulletin reporters drew
largely on their imagnations for the subject mat
ter in the speeches said to have been made at the
Police Court on the 18th inst, on the occasion OF
the production of "clean slate" Deputy Mar
shal Dayton made the only speech on the occasion
and that was: Your Honor, have nothing to
present to your notice this morning" Judge
BickertOn smiled, and Col. Russell dispatched Cap
tain Fehlbehr for piece of paper, on which he
wrote: Mr.. McInerny; Please give Judge Bick
ertJn one pair of white kid gloves and charge the
same to me. j. RUSSELL Then the party adjourned
Advertising schemes are numerous at present
and business men generally are bored by the Ier
sstent applications of agents to take space III the
"grand opportunities offered. There has how
ever, been presented to notice, one which has met
the approval OF the advertising public and which
Is intended for circulation abroad, viz: that pro-
jected by Mr.. Henry Quinn, embracing local and
island views, gathered together in book form, q
dozen photos in each book, to be placed in hotels
steamers and places of public resort. on the At
lantic as well as Pacific Coasts
Dr. Henri McGrew has been appointed assistant
physician at the Queens Hospital. This is an
appointment which will give general satisfaction.
Dr. McGrew's father Is an old resident on these
islands. DR.. Henri, though not born here, Is
thoroughly identified with these islands. The
for some years a pupil of Mr.. Atkinson at st. Al
bans College in its old days He left these islands
for Brussels where he spent two years His medi-
cal studies were conducted Mt Detroit where he
graduated, and at the Long Island Hospital, New
York. Congratulations to our old pupil
MAUI.
The evils of the new coinage are but Just ap-
| pearing. Public sentiment Maui Is plain and
Out-spoken on the subject. 1t is believed that
voices of no uncertain sound will yet reach those
IN authority, from every part of the Islands, and
that His Majesty will heed the sound.
The season has been favorable for growing
crops. The rains have been copious but not de
| structive.