The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-01-23

a. pleasant sad bright little article as could he
written of foolish subject. u Is 10 be hoped that
!, val be followed by Others.
Rohberios have been quite fteuucn, Of late
especially from unprotected residences and the
police sccuiutteEly unable 10 capture the thievtS
Lately the residence Of Mrs. X. Morgan. on
| Bcreaania street. WAS entered, and clothing and
other ARTICLES 10 the value of $50 was stolen Com
Iaaint was made, bat Rip Van Wrinkle counse.led
rntieuec, The sncceedine night, entry was again
made IN inc saSae residence, and a larry looking
| glass stolen. Complaint was again made, but the
lesers arc still without their property.
At the Brunch HOSPITAL for lepers a portion o,
| the building occupied by The Roman Catholic
pose o; religious Worship and on the slss inst the
portion utilized by the Sisters in their services
was formally eonsccrated and dedicated BY RI
Rev. Father Hermann, assisted by Fathers Sylves-
| Ter, Damien, Clement and Leonor. the sojourninc
Father Ronchard also being present. The sanctn-
| airy Is specially dedicated 10 the honor Of ST.
| Philomel.
by H. Il. NJ. 5. Nirardu. lately arrived in Sya-
ney, ~ W, from nine months trip among the
sosh Sea Islands it Is learned that the master Of
n schooner lSsscs LHssl had deserted the vessel AT
sandwich Island, New Hehrides group The onlv
other people on bond the schooner, a mate and
I
oi-war afterwards called into HayannAh Harbor
and there learned that the missing captain Phil
| liISl had taken passage in a schooner for Homo
| lulu Has he arrived. or is he one OF the Jrii1's
| MAul.
ThsTo werr fine rains on Maui las, week. The
| crops everywhere are looking we'll All the mills
| excepting Srreckelsville are grinding,
! A rife association has been formed in wailuku.
10 have some fun as we'll as work.
The waluku people are awakening to the impor-
ts'nce OF having mesns 10 protect property from
ire. IN effort is being made to get a hre-eugine.
The so-eAlIed hospital erected at Waikiki by the
Government mas yet To demonstrate Its influences.
| The manner in which the building is placed with
tho whole front exposed to the trade winds Is obiee
/ uonable.
| Tbs ehgnge 1T Waikiki in the matter of opium
| dealing and gambling is marked. Since John
Richardson WAS forced 10 resign and Mr.. II, Tread
way was appointed deputy sheriff in his place, evil
doors have learned To respect the law. Mr. Tread
way is proving himself 10 be an efficient officer,
Flectinneorin- at Waikiki is being carried on
with energy by both parties. The Government
candidates using freely 10 influence votes,
| and 1t has its effect with many OF the weak. The
| ~son-in-law" has exercised his special inflaence
at Iahaina in favor OF the Government candi-
dates. Mr.. George Richardson has done the same
at Waikiki.
| At Paia. Mr. E. NJ. Walsh, Manager of the Paia
1 Plantation, is about TO close an important ruad
leading from Makawao to the Paia railroad station.
The road is the property of the plantation, and
/ Is private road. Residents of Makawao com
plain OF the Minister of Interior. II the Govern
| mout does moi provide a road, then most serious
iucOuyeniences will result to all residing in Ma
kawao. The neglect of the Government is inexcu-
sable.
M@stffkrr t1,n 9th limo. for
| the tagless dogs slain by the police Dogs with
out tags were seized and killed. The law autho-
rizng the destruction of dogs for which taxes have
| not been paid, is n good law, but should be en-
forced with discretion. Complaints were made at
Waikiki that the sheriff would not accept the
taxes offered by the owners of the dogs. II would
seem to be only fair that the taxes should be
| eepted in such cases, and the dogs spared.
HAWAII.
Hilo has hardly seen duller times then the pre-
sent.
Kuhala Mil has again blown its whstle-au.
nonneing the fact, that it is ready for workagain
Most Of the sugar mills in Hilo have commenced
grinding for the season and are doing good work.
Kohala is rejoicing in fine weather with enough
rain for all purposes and not enough TO interfere
with work 50 planters are for once pleased.
Mr.. Thos. Hayselden has engaged with Messrs
| Wilder Co, rs their agent for hohala. He I'M
derstlnds the business and will doubtless do well
for his employers.
The cane Of the Kohala Plantation took fire on
Saturday night, but Mr.. Chaplin with his usual
energy assisted by his very able foreman, soon
got il under control, so that no loss will be sus
| tainod.
Mr. II. Mortensen. the watohful and energetic
custom-house guard at Rohala, made 4 haul this
week Of large quantity of opium, landed at
M1hukoua, from one of our inter-island steamers.
The fuir for the benefit of the English Church
held in Thompsons Hall Al kaiopihi proved n
great success, clearing about SIX hundred dollars
including What WAS sold before the fair, making
about enough To clear all debt from the church
that has Just been erected
Travellers through Rohala are delighted with
the CHEEKY appearance of the Government school
and floral decked grounds NJ lnakea. The school
Is in first class trim and is managed in q very
thorough manner by Mr.. E. n. Dyer and his lady
assistants. There seems to be hope still for
young Hawaii
On SUNDAY last the horse attached to a carriage
containing Mr.. and Mrs. Renton, became fright
ened aud uumanageable, and overturned the yehi-
Gle throwing the occupants to the ground severely
iniuring both. They are doing well at present,
but such severe shocks may leave permanent
effects e 49,.
DE-. Thompson, Is about to build on a very de-
Srahe piece %. property, lately secured by him in
Makapala, where he can be nearer his cane indus
tries Of TINT locality and at the same time be
more conveniently located for the discharge Of his
duties rs Government physician, as most OF the
natives not engaged on plantations, reside in that
part OF the district
A petition was handed about by MIR. Cornelius
Bond last week asking that DIR. Bond be appointed
Government physician, IN place of DIR. Thompson,
who, Mr. Bond said, intended to resign. Now 1t
Is said that he had 10 authority for his statement
and those that signed have notified Dr. Thomp-
son of the facts of the and given him per
mission TO make it known, but the doctor says he
will take no notice Of it.
The waiakea Mill Co, have made marked
changes in their mill. they have put in what is
called the double eff CT which Is a pair of
vacuum pans, the juice in one of them being
boiled By the waste steam from the other 1t also
enables them to do away with the use Of coal
altogether. The grinding being done with steam
from this one boiler that supplies the whole boil
ing and working power of the establishment.
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands.-
In Equity.
E,r1fA kALFIEnSAIANI AND RUTH kEELIKOLANI vs..
W. NJ. GIBSON Il al, COMMISSIONERS OF CRoSS
LANDS.
Before tbr haHceIor.-OptHioH OF Chancellor JTii.
The bill alleges in substance that His Majesty
Kamenameha " died intestate, November SOth
1858, leaving rs his sole heirs at law his widow
Queen Emma and his father NJ Rekuanaoa who