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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
THE LATEST DsCAPlTArlONl
The Collector General of
Customs Suspended.

nuill be a matter Of deep rcgre, to the com
munity when they read the Official notice which
is Published in ,o-daY's AarsHissr. announcing
that Col, Allen has been superseded in his position
As Collector General. The information will No
dOub, be great surprise. Col. Allen has been a
pablo official for twenty one years he is thorough
" respected by the entire mercantile community,
he has conducted his Office in most efficient man
ner. Until further information as to the causes
Of the action, comment is RETAINED from, Its
stated that Mr.. Curtus p. Iaukea is to be the sue
cessor Of Col. Allan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

News zzs received On Monday evening the i5tl
inst By he s-ezzssr Hai-fss- thaf A $. Oe-horu
4 Cos s.S-s a. L-zhziaa- -zs bz--i eo-r 70 tbs
Er5znd las SATURDAY evening abosf o-ciock
he Ia.azze-, NJ. Hsnry Zs-be- had r-1ns orer 70
sc Ju6gs E0rnEadsI. having his broshsr-in Law
= e5z-Ez- ll-tie uhiIe Afterwards . boz cane
Il AID Tod hs-l TIE store q Ere He hlsteued
% the Pizrs, hzf tie fzEes bad uads TOO uzct
s.ock O. tie b1lidi1-- L vas ca1ssd b fhs e.
riosi1z CT cal oil lamp ard II kzff an ho1r tie
Nhols Flars zEE u zstes- Ihe s.ock Ezs rus-re1
fox son AID TIE bEildi1- fo- f10u1 II TO dif-
Co Ti,s Eripia ieff LLhzz1z ttrae hozrs bsfo-s
ths Ere took rlace- BIZ he rz1s-e- # De sto-e.
NJ. Lerbe- took EtzI1tozt ard rzzzhr tie 10
l1si a. P-koo- Eolotzi- arriving a her 1zsf Non
DAY eFtEi1-. -Bzilria.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
DssusreJ

It Is elEsnsd as seoeu; Glsr0vl-E thsi -iutiis5
Italian ar Is a uuads-ful ruioe iznIrgTt- L :
sid tat Dr. Carte Naza;, relative o. he "a
-.a7s Afrlezz rzissiu-1E-1 ks t1vez-ed A l-szru-
zs-1 k1rzz As IL z=z1zsz-i11as- IEe r111t1
Il zle pEtlst : . - ETTlis1 - IL 7a-c E-i1 a
i-nr insVar1tizz tAkt- III ~ a1.a-S It inst-n-
razf thrul-t glf-hulrS and pEsses tkrus.-1 sa-2s
-1ls-Ezze zEsz-a.s1 u5tA italian arr DE- Mott
ssyx Ia r-slrs rs-c iA,s i1s1rE-1g- VII DERIVE
H. sz-us tels1i .-uuz = stlzA zhey u1zl5 lE-lTe
fruu 1r1lk-1c tce tair-y an q Tie lfahE1 SKIS
lie stt.lsiu1 Of IN Esszzzlz capitalists u-Af 20
be trsr-ec a o1cs ., M rztta-. We AT ready u
hzck t1e E1EA1iE- ny azrzs- the zszllz- Err cav
Nhaz he trade c1-s Ssl szx----d zzkF i1ak fox
SKI 11heiS a tasss- -flles1 kAh-lzi z ho.sie
81 y11rss " a11l.1 lsg- -1lll1 c-ls--d Ezisa-
k1lx- fz-e EEz1a 1ila- ss7sc-zllT rsc1---1t-sd-
ed By thg rnas1al r-ufesss1. IGz their -lirhf sls
dsc-1tfri ard n1t szen riE1Szzi u1sS As far n
szzuur Essezc- q Fss6 Nz-ksi-- -Iz15-ltz--
rtni Kiidtsis.- -re-1u--t q md fHL- s.c Hcz-
svsr heH Is qaiie flid fur sFsczlzli1z- Who
vil - iz,oas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

was heard in the neighborhcod OF the corner Of
Alakea and hing streets. shouting Haul IN a
couple Of native police officers arrived quickly ~
the spot aud the shouting female Ia native made
mention that white man who vas found IN hef
company had struck her. The officers marched
the pair TO the poiice station. On arriving there
the stated that the female was his odd woman
and he guessed she had no eharce 10 make" True
enough. for When station keeper Crabbe desired 70
learn the fcr her outcreS she stated that she
itrghii,g out loud because he her cornpanionl
was '-tickling' her. OfhccT Crabbe read the NO
man lecture on disturbing the quiet of the night
loaned her Other half a match, and allowed the
pair to 60 both he and the arrestinc officers watch
ING their departure and silently coCitstIng upon
the change Of base
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

With the name Of The establishment, 10 coniure up
visions Of golden sands,n breaking waves, ana
other accessories to frstciass watering place
The proprietor promises that everything WI .
done hv him that will cunduce 10 the eonafoft OF
PATROLS Of the establishment and 10 that end n,s
already obtained the services Of one Of the vel
known caterers Of the city.
The record kept by Mr.. 4. W. Bariholf n his nurse
Y in Nuunnu Wiley Shows that min fell on s2days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The average temperature during the month vas
- at sam; 50 at Il m; IS at 6 pm; being Just
higher than the average during the month OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The services Of DR.. Trousseau were called INTO
requisltion on the afternoon Of te 18th inst, by q
lady who resides on Berstania street, and who bad
received injuries from fall down stairs The m
cidents connected with the affair are as follows:
The lady in the course Of her domestic duties dis
covered a mouse in the family -four barrel. She
Immediately summoned the man servant and told
him to set the gun. call the dog and station him
self IN a position near to the scene Of onslaught
Getting up on q high chair she commenced punch
ing the -four barrel with pole. The poor mouse
soon made its appearance and started across the
door. the dog Immediately in pursuit. In the ex-
element incident the man fired the gun, killing
the dog, and the lady tainted and fen OF the chair
The man thinking that she vas dead and fearing
arrest for murder, cleared ont aud has not been
heard Of since Needless to say. the mouse escaped
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
oMMERcIAL.
RoYoLrLr. $3.50. !

RoNoLCLC. SEPTEMBEH. u ~.
Basinoss duriny the ucsk past has uoi caar-cd IN
any DEGREE frum the position nciccd a. bat stiinr
and a. consequence the eomFlairts o. dn time ar
stli hoard uPcn cvc-y hsui and IN ailost crr-y nuc
o. trade Commercially there hus been sPasmo'iie
eritcf aucut the dcparinrs u ire Marpcsa fcr san
francisco rrEug 4 @ did cargo o. domestic fro-
durfs ralnci At sSL1el -
The arrivals since iast writnE consist q the earke-
tine Eureka from san Francisco via MahuSuna schT.
Nora harkirs from Buwru's Lsueinc, and The trerrh
brig Taprfa srcti Tahiti ruutt 20 san fruuriseo,
al-o Gcrman bark { 4 Rishsr ircH Bremen with an
sssartcd rarEo - ulcrchzndisr- &c
Thr departure daring thr srers consist % The sem
Eva and steamer Nsrip1-a hofh with fair earcucs %
sugar rirr hsuauns ETC. for san Francisco; the trru
Mar nrirc and bark 4. %, Mhltunrc for The SQUAD
The hsfs Catalina and Ccyiou with chinese passengers
for Hcnekunr, and fhr freuch brig Tavern fur San
Frzuct-uo.
Tr uexf a-ryal frnlu SaH Fraurisca win p-chahv D.
the siesincr Maupusa due here on The sd inst with
nevs and mai datcs 10 ths tllh inst-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
Nm advertisements

Lodge lie Progres de rocsanis. AZ. ga M.
Nsnber. Of the above Lod-c. are requested to at
tend special meeting At the Lodge Rooms King
street, Juear Fort street, on this WEDNESDAY
evening. a. 80 o'eoss vi-ira- bro,hren are cor
daily invited. Third De-rre- FRANK MARCOS.
ueEsrt S.f'r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The Kohals Mil has Just finished grinding. The
season has been especially successful and the re
salt has been no less than I,so0 tons of sugar.
Manager Chaplin Is 10 Be congratulated upon the
success be has attained. 1t is the larrest crop
ever ground by ths plantation The next crop Il
Is e1pects< VIII reach fully 2.lQl tons.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Z Meuiuecke r. Narcisco de Meiio to recover
the amount Of SfS2-75. Plaintiff IN person: J. n
kapahu for defendant Jury waived; plaintiff
rlu.l- zu5tnd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Rex - Joe Dui Fsrea and Manuel Graeia
larceny: appeal from the districi judge If waio
hinn- Coaiinaed from Septenaber term, lS63
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Tc== I'D Eeetls uaushers Ezrh t-zil rA1a-ua
MI h1.h heu1zs st-1r- y tht ne q Hop B7tt1-s
Bed asrIrfisl2lzL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

kahalopaole K vs. Daniel Poster and William
Doli0zly. damages fer an assaults appeal frorz
distTi5t judge # Mlilhina- Continued from Sep
tember tern, and continued 20 September term
1854 and 70 september term, ISIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The daily local papers, although granted three
DAYS grace. were rather badly beaten BY the
GAEETTr's account Of the sirandiug OF the lido
riia. Yet not one Of them had the grace to &C
knowledge H. but two tined unsucoessfully, TO de
traci from it. merits The yarn about the Prit's
boiler nearly bursting, all "bosh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

On Friday last Mr.. Adams sold the wreck Of the
schooner ElHl,4i, which went on the reef near
Waialus Oahu. Mr.. J. Dover. her original builder,
being the purchaser. Mr.. Dover Immediately az
ter PROCEEDED 10 the scene of the wreck with suta
bic help and appliances to ondeavur TO float and
bring her to Honolulu, for repairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The band concert at Emna SQUARE, last evening
was poorly attended and the programme Of musical
events contained choice selections including the
'Honolala Rihes- marCh, quadrilie and waltz,
frurn the opera OF The "Bccgsr Student and
saleclinn trnm Gannnna's -EAasi.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

street and is also liable to cause. in thOusht'
terro-arv fall from grace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The Hlo aad Hamakus Telephone Co. will at
once extend their line from Ookala TO Kauaihae.
The stock for the addition has already been sub
. scribed for and over 50 instruments ordered for
Use on the extension
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

oahu Collece and Punahou Preparatory School
Commenced the Fall Term on Monday, 18th inst,
with all the classes well represented his insti-
tution arr glad to learn. has a very efficient
cors Of teachers in all the departments, and with
earnest zeal on the part Of the pupils, the best Of
results NAV be anticipated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17


For san Frzucisco, Per IVA SrTt 1elslg pix sz-zr
20 ralls uioEsse SO" ins rice ss clcts5 domestic
ralus. Ses.siax.
FoT San FFzueisCn, pr MEripr>a. sept T. glrr Of
domestic preaucc, etc, ,aius,l a. Ssls-i.as.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

On Friday evening. last, pleasant party was
gotten up at The White House. Nuusnu Avenue, in
honor O. the return Of Mr. J. T. Wiscuan from
the CoaSt. A fne spread. prepared under the
to, and singing, etc, completed a very pleasant
av7a-irsT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Mr.. Daniel Lyons business manager Of the h1'I7
H1n1iiar, has purchased. with TIE fund donated
by friends 10 that paper. an organ for the chapel
al the lePcr settlement at kakEako.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
nLrI.

The cane at Grove Ranch is particularly hne.
some patches have nov seven tons TO the acre,
and next season promises Just we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The Paukaa Band gave moonlight concert on
the Court House green. Hilo, on Saturday evening
sept 9Th Il VAS decided success and much en-
joyed BY all who came TO listen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

A new and revised edition of the Hawaiian
Phrase Rouk" has Just becn published by Mcssrs.
J. NJ. Oat Jr. a Co. and copies ART n0WfoF sale Al
their establishment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The county around K1hsla Is looking remark
ably green. There has beeu an abundance of
Senial showers and the crops are looking well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Ca her last tlP the Eis1H brought an unusual
number az passengers, y cabin and I'll deck. ,slS
IN ali. The steamer Is evidently fEvouis with
tho travelling public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
Court Calendar. Third Judicial Circuit


The September term Of the Sid Judicial Circuit
vas oouEezoed on the 9Th inst. at waiohiHu HA-
Eaii, Chief justice Judd alone being on the bench
Antoine Rosa, Esq, appearedTor the Crown and Of
the eleven criminal cases presented be obtained
ST convictions, three cases being - p'g-'S and
two ooatinued- FoIlozinc i list Of the cases
bro1Shi to the noiios Of the court
RNvluAN gUEI.
Ss1- Is. kahaaWimua. K. manufacturing LIQUOR
for sale appeal from the district judge of Waio-
hinu- J. y. haplha for defendant. Fined SO
and Gusts.
Rs1. Is. Hoouaauiha, l.. selling liquor without a
license; appeal from the district judge Of Waio-
hing- J. y haFahu and W. hEaenoku for de-
fendalf- Fined SIS and Gusts
Rex rs. Sea P1auN =, selling liquor without a
hcsnse; appeal from the district Judge Of Waio-
hinu. J. y. Ezpshu for defendant. mol pros On
account Of the death Of the principal witness
Rex vs. Koanu \. selling liquor without license;
appeal from the district judge Of Waiohinu. J. y.
Napshu Tor defendEui- Fined 500 and no costs.
Rex - Hull u. selling liquor without hcense.
spPsal from the distinct judge Of waiohiuu- J..
Plead guilty, fined 500 and no costs
Rex y. keli X, selling liquor without a license;
APPEAL from the district court Of waiohinu. in
Rspahu foT defsndsnt mol prus. the principal
witness has dicd-
Rex. Is. Hama IoseTa <, selling liquor without
q license; appeal flom the distric; court Of Wal
china. J. y. KaFahu for defendant. Fined 500
no costs
Bsr " heohop1kli " selling liquor without a
l1oeuss al Naalehu- January -, ISL; appeal from
the district court Of Waiohiuu. J. \. kapahu for
defendant Fined 500, without costs.
Rex - hekahiko X. assa1lt with a dangerous
zezF,uus committed frun TIE district oourr of
Puma Cas- continued 10 Hilo term, May, IsS,5.
az the request Of the defendant, ard the deputy
Attoruey-Geus=Sl Consuming
uuD gUEI.
Rezvs. kahalepaole and Mauusl Graeis- Larceny.
-rr--T f-ou, sf- llfst-i-. r-.rt n yyr7oi1i-7 c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Mr.. n. c. Ncsfcld, formerly Of the bIiiy HH7afi
90. Is nov the chief manipulation Of scissors and
paSte pot on thu AdrfFrisT, vice Mr.. ID. O'Connell
gone abroad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
~ cLsEs-NIIED -.

Rex v. kahalepaole and Manuel Gracis- larceny:
appeal from the distric. court Of Waiohinu. Con
uuuod froin September term IsS5. Nol. pros.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The visit Of The Inspector Of Immigrants has
been appreciated by the Planters. They like 10
see their efforts for the welfare of their laborers
II L.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
IMPORN
EXPORTS

Frcaa Boweu'- Landing. per Nora Hurkius sept IL
- ~ feyi luucr. 49, fst-- o. n h-icss = srs
naiss . hhIs paint
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Mr.. EuTasGEI has returned TO town after fy-
inc trip 10 Hawai- as usual be returns with his
skeieh-hook well filed. BE will resume his les
sIus al s. AIbln's College tomorrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Blaine and Logan. and Cleveland and Hendricks,
the candidates for President and Nice-President
Of the United States ut the coming election. were
50 impressed by Mr.. wiseman's visit to the Coast,
thai he dcpuied 30 distribute their pictures on
his reiETn herr. Miseman Is here, the pictures
arc here and being distributed; the rest Of the
slurv is dduhted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Ihe s5dezalk 90 the ezss SD Of NuuEHu s.-esi,
heluE ClszplEin lzae, j. II ven uasafe coalition
al u-essut. and pedess-ians are hshle 10 receive
sa-luus iujury thsretro-n- MANY OF the planks
an entirely c1aeA and Others are liable 70 GIVE way
= ~ s-e7=s,i rr-1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The store lately occupied by T. 4. Dia1, which
was burned a fortnight ago. Is being thoroughly
rcraired and will son be ready again for occu-
pancy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

NJ. ClechoEn reports the Hospital at wailuku
10 be Il very well conducted establishment. There
are beds Tor twenty patients and the institution
has been filed very nearly TO its full capacity,
nineteen beds naying been occupied atone time. To
DR.. Finders, aud the Sisters working under his
superin;eadanco, Is due great credit for the Ell
cheney Of the institution.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

DE laie -CIilzans' Nesting II honor Of the Iuds-
pendent Esp-essaiAsives have been forwarded &c
Tia -uuiisr1e1 who acted 50 ko1ozahly and fo1Ehs
shsir political battle 80 bTavely. durnc THE las
Ie-ls,aru.-e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

local hahisztidn- besides a name. a large siabis
having hea lately ergc.sd OF the grounds situated
On The souiaEesf c1-ls- Of Hotel and Richzrds s.
fox TIE aooo-uodaiioa Of the rolling and animal
Ss1es Il III csu-rz-r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

uas Of ihe lAiesa additions to the racing boats
IS beautiful s.E-olrei she'll with Siding ssais
iE7orted b M Geu-ge L1a1s- and Which arrived
on the Mzrig--s1- The b1af i said % have besa
eh-issEatd by The King End named The Kafsf7iu-s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

A ns= Tssazz-hut hzs lesz upeasd o. he prsz-
isss sztzzss5 AZ S0- s. Easal s.rsst near he 10
71lziz LEh-z-y. AID hss sssa eh-isss1sd y he
p-o--1s-1-s EIft ths pleasant. c1o,iaS rznss q
-szrzto-s Eu1sl Ia premises have bee1 ele-
r--1ly 1t.4l rT- the dining roo-s helz- cooi and
airy sid lie b-sak u til s11 upoz the reefs th1t
szr-uz71 Tie kzra.u- II E11olnlz Cal r1azzlT Be
hard b. IL dinsr. lndi1g aid z oaliEn1fia1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

There ART forty one NorwegiAus employed at
Specks,sviile plantation. None Of them arc under
contract aud some Of them have been to California
and returned 10 the Islands where they hnd they
can do better. Manager Williams finds them e1-
oellent material for snb-lanas though they did not
make satisfactory contract lAborers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Two natives had drinking bout at Heeia Plan
tHtiua on the 9Th inst, the result Of which was
I that one OF them became imbued with desire to
TASTE human flesh and indulced the procliylty by
biting of a potion Of the nose of his comrade-
The commitieT u mayhem was promptly arrested
and on being brought heforu the district justice
was committed, for irial to the supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The meat market on Hotel street was burrlNrized
TO the extent OF 500 Saturday night last,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Wilder & Co have pat passsnSer car Ou the
hAhului rafiro1 Z, which Is great convenience 10
travellers The seo1ud class compartment Is largely
pairuniEed BY the ever moving Celestial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Huz " L Gree has szs= lad F1hlishse n
us-urkls. fora an izis-saI1- p.Pe- @ -Ibs Vol
-T-ss prnslerl fruu lie u-rf q isv q HzEElEzr
Yoi-1loes- he pazzuaisti : luta7dsd oalT tE
is--it-ti1- ar.1-c p.sfs u1o have iute-esi n The
iiisss1- q IL t.su-ies sn.-zecte1 VII rueE.oes
I'D ruiczric acfiE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

ABOUT TuvS.
The Government schools opeEed again on the
18th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

There has heen no move as Jet to place the long
hooked forlighthouse in position OK Rsrbcrs Point
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Mr.. CltEboTu intends to visi, Maui again in the
eourse Of a week or 50. He viii 60 to Labaina
! - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The late frequent rain showers have swollen
the local streams to an extent that has given them
/ for The time being. respectable appearance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The Preach big Tuuru CT route 10 San Fran
cisoo fTom Tahiti called Of tins p5-t On The 10sh
ms for q-uTlsiuus and water. he vessel &
days oct from the Po-t Of departure She sNiled
again fug San Francisco on the sane evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Report says THAI Portuguese aho came here a
few years back as a common lablrer al - a month
rCiarns shortly IN has native Azores with the snug
SIM " SSsoo 70 his credit. Pretty god that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

The saturday evening Temperance meetings, held
IN the vustry Of the Bethel Church, are nov well
attended and the interest in the cause Is reviv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

/ The dredce Is now working away at the harbor
J bottom between The cattle wharf and the old Gus
tom house wharf. The progress IS ven slow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

It's ruuao-ed that Sfzecksls & Co. vii not s.Art
a hank II Hoaolulu- as VAS p-opossd- The aeE
haak bzildincs VII probably Be ooczpied BY
Mess-s- IrvIn 4 Co. FOR blsInsss pzrPosss- he
ru1nor Is bsscd OF a remark Of Colonel Spreckels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Two hundred and ninety si1 tins Of opium were
transfirred from the Police department 10 the
Customs authorities for expectation, yestcrtisy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Section Is Of Chapter L-NYIII Of the Penal Code
distinctly states that. Upon the arrival Of any
vessel. making the usual marine signal for pilo:,
1t shall be The duty OF the pllui or pilots al the
port 10 iHHifrifuffly PET IF 10 such vessel
How often has TINS Law beon disrecarded, and With
inpuniiy5 Even the late mishap to the E3Sarlf4n,
thrcuch pilot neglect Of duty, has not yet been in
vtsticatezi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Ti1e steamer Es-icsrlr. with Fo-5usuess iuEui
grants from the Azores Is nov daily CEpecssd
beng fully ans. he agents q ihs Board Of In
migration have made all TIE Necessary preliminary
Preparations for receiving the incoming iru1ni
grants
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

he sf-srzisr rsiis-Eies IN ihs weekly sditi1a
- ssas.1sz4 zza5s thz: fs.s GAM e--sd 4 IL
49, relative % tie ilssss.Encs relde-ed he
F7ir--ze- szz rz1kss zezf,uz q LIE 6ssIizzhls
r-z-ir1fiou tat Ezs furlFs7dsd- On the s1h5sc-
r-=rrs rrHs-~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Tie rainfall at KAPPA, ManOa valley, for Au-
cust vas $40 inches Light showers nearly every
day Of the month 50 SAYS Mr.. John Emmeluth,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Madame Cora las bcea giving series of enter.
tainDonts In Hohala. and has met with consider
able success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Couuisrfeit L, s dollars OF 1854 arr nov in
circulation IN San Francisco; shArp eve should
be kept ont for theft appearance IN this city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Sza Frlaeiso5 a5vioos STATE that the bArk Fe51lis
5. Tb,s-Jsss, Cart Poster. which ssiled from Ka-
hl,ui Man. for san Francisco, about July y, had
quite lively time on board during the NJ voyage.
caused by the steward, a man named Grant, ter
r1rIEiuE the Captain. being aided and abetted By
number Of the crgz- On the ARRIVAL Of the vessel
IN Sau Francisco the Captain invoked the aid 0f
Tie lsg and had nearly tae entire ships ersz AZ
rCste5- The issnlf vas not kuoEn when the IN
fu-ruaut Jeff that CITY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

fhrcurh some mismanAccment the mail from
the coHsfeHcr missed the Ku,su.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17
PORT OF HoNoLuLU.


Arrived.
sept ie-fr brig TawcTa. La6urn. fru- Tahiti
liam srhr Nura Harkins, from Ruwerr Lard
t1-Ara httnr Enrcta. Lee- fruui Francisco
ie-tsrr ~ { Il Risha0. fr1u brrrner
Sailed
Srptte-Am tern Eva. Wickmzu. CO.. >su Fraucisco
tn-fr brig Tayucra tlaGueu. Tor San FfsnCis-u
BOSS NnTiposa, hayward Tor >au frarci-cr
lt-Am n c d MhitmcrC, Nalh0un, for Sound
lean tern Nnry = nodct. Pau. for Eurrka
ii-nr ~ Csialna, Williams. iof Hol-kuus
fs-Am hE Ccvirr, BsrstoE. for Hur-kuaE
Vessels in Port
NEEcusNrNEN.
An ship Eldorado. Humphrey
An betnr Nm q irwin. ruruer
Ar ktne Kurcsa. Lrc
ter n c L Bishop
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Tie Hsualu side Of the road skirtins the prsfni-
IS q tie late siloa Kaai, at KSpslslss, Is IN a
vefy dzncero1s coalition ssveral holes beng
there apqsrezf which IN SIZE and depth would
prove hicklT Go.rl1elfal to the safety Of the
links, and Insyhzp life Of the unlnoky Traveller
Who. rot acquainted nth their sIacf locality
MIGHT easily fall INTO them du-lnC the prevailing
dzrk nights he a.tsufiua OF the Authorities Is
directed 70 hrs mstteE the hope that they vii
have The dAnCsrUEis cavities 6lled OF else we'll
E-htHd o. nights
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-17

Ii Is, without any ilubi, properly within the
province Of police duty 10 see that the sidewalks
keTi clear q distractions that might interfere
With the safety OF pedestrians Branches Of trees
that overhsuC sidewalks, lower than mans head,
are dangerous distractions the deputy marshal
overhRnCln- brarch, leaving him a black eve,
Therefore the pNiioe should 80 10 the removal Of
such uuisancss a. eIiss On NuuAnu- Ming and
Eich.-a s.rea.s