The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-06

crown which surmouuts the royal seat. while one
l individual presumably the Premier. &c, and sun
DIV wooden props, are striving 10 keep the king
sat n peipSndleniaf Position me cartoon cartoon
being applied to the overthrow Of the throne. The
rpr,e IN their hands the oPpositioul should nave
been attached somewhere else-
The tlr,r,..sr is adopting the trick Of aavertis-
inc its own predictions at the best in the mar
kef claiming 10 be the o=is paper that had on
ciai reports OF the late inquiry. Yet strange to
SAY Il omitted the direct examination OF seVen
witnesses the crnss examination OF three, and
presents Mr. DGvidson's remarks in \ made
form Can't Gct IN increase Of patronage on that
showing, Messrs Editors,
Captain Hayley yesterday made the hrst step
towards the compliance with the law relating 10
the location of the mounted police and took a
Hau. 10 Waikiki. Maui The men and horsss aP-
pearcd well trained and showed that both time
and labor had been expended on their instruction,
bat this late acton on the part OF the otnciAls
looks like an attempt 10 dodge the vrAth Of the
coming Legislature.
The position Of Tailor at Oahu Prison Is aut-
horitivey spoken Of as being held at the disposal
Of the cniei member OF the South Sea embassy,
and Who Is expected to shortly return here. Mar
shal Parke has the poWer 10 make the appoint
unCnt subject to the approval of the Minister OF
the Interior, 80 the Law reads, but there Is con-
having had much 70 say about the present can
diiats.
Rey. Father Bouchard, the Jesuit priest who
h1s been c1uiuctiug the mission services held at
the Romau Catholic Cathedral daring the past
two weeks, has ended his labors and gone on
visit 10 the Volcano on Hawaii Before his de
parture the English speaking Catholics OF the
diocese rendered the reverend garIeTnan their
thanks for the services rendered and also pre-
senied him with purse Of abc1t $50 TO cover his
sIPensss-
50 a tine restaurant is to be erected on portion
u' the land belonging TO the Premier, near Ali
olaui Hale The lines upon which the siege Of IN
dependent members of the State Legislature OF
California was carried on teS years aSo, seem as
4 they were ColnE 10 be repeated here WHAT wa
the luaue Of the establishment near the State
H0use in Slcramentog Was it the ROSTERS Roostf
OF what was III
The Prrifr Commercial 4arsrfissr, already no
turi0us for the many proprietary and editorial
changes. has now been chanCed itself and made
its appearance on the md inst, in a quArto form
Of twelve RACES The old volume ends with No. %,
aud Vol. NNIN commences with the above altera-
tons. Neither names Of publishers, proprletors,
printers or editors appear now in the columns OF
our eo;ernporary, 50 We compliment the paper it
self on its improved appearance.
The foll1vinc officers were installed last
Monday night FEB. 9Th at the Of L Hall by
Lodge Deputy ]. h. AtheIton OF AlgarobA Lodge
L. ~ j. AH
n Burgess X. II. 5, D. Collins: L. II. 5, Miss
A. Carter; ". V. T., Miss E J.. Walker; W. :, J.
H. Hare. W f. s. Miss Frances Lack; w. T., X.
T. BlrEoss. W. NJ. Jas. Mcclure Jr.; W. ID. NJ
Ni1--s Bolster: W. l. g., Miss L. Carter; W. o.
G., Jas Mcclure Jr Chaplain. Mrs. Al. Burgess.
Ur Carter gives au unqualified denial to the
s. ttuitut in the organ that he was prepared to
support the ministry. What Mr.. Carter said was
that Il i, could BE- proved to him that the ministry
was innocent Of all charges ihsH, and then only
would he give il his support. He was against their
measures 10 point Of fact, but held no personal
in his possession It wUlld be impossible TO show
clear record.
The Efa1a will return on Friday. and zill be put
on the Marine Railway on Saturday. Though the
steamer has only been running since Nov. I'd, her
bottom is covered with grass and bSrnlcles. II
there had been no marine railway II would have
been impossible TO continue Running the steamer,
and the project was one which the Premier was
pIegsed 10 ieride. or at least object. This, like
many another project for the advancement OF the
commercial interests Of Hawaii. which he has set
his hand against, has proved thorough boon to
the country.
The saiutly quartette Baker, LilIklani. keau
and haulukou called A meeting ST the new Minis
terial uessrouu On the evening of the 9TH inst.
which was attended by about 10 people, not over
oue-third Of whom were voters The proceedings
were opened by prayer by John Aklna sexton of
one of the churches Of the city which fact alone
tends TO PROVE more 0miuUus towards the death Of
The rarty thun to the obtaining of new life after
which. pJliti cal pabulum was dispensed by tie
we'll known rhsfs Lilikiluui and hAulukuu. Bat
little enthusiasm urgvliled.