The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The International Restaurant closed It's doors
Saturday evening last, owing to the pressure Of
the times. The balance on the wrong side Of the
ledger totals up $4,000.
Lord Elphiustone and Mr.. Ashbury N. p, left
for Hawaii yesterday BY the Kim" intending to
visit the volcano. They will return 10 sail for the
Coast by the steamer of May lst.
On Monday afternoon Lord Elphinstone and
Mr.. Ashbury, NJ. L. we're driven up 20 the Maus1-
lcum in one of his Maiestys carriages. Col. c. II.
Judd showed them over the building.
Emile Melville, well known to many Of our
Island people, who few years ago sang IN com
pauy with Miss Auuis Montague. has an Opgatc
company playing in Calcutta, where she has
scored a brilliant success.
Foreign papers are very severe in their comments
regarding the employment of physician IN the
dual duties of medical director of leper colony
at kakaaEon and those Of, health inspector OF
public schools"
lie band concert at Emma Square on the
afternoon of the 18th inst. was well attended and
the pieces on the programmes, which programmes
we're very badly printed were gwen WITH care by
tue performers.
A member Of the Salvation Army passed through
Honolulu In the CHyof SyiHsy. He was on his
way 10 join the corps in New Zealand. Heaven
grant that no division Of these fanatics should
ever make a landing on these shores.
Mrs. Y. Amin, the wife Of a Chinese merchant Of
this CITY, attempted 10 shuttle OF this mortal coil
on the morning Of the 10th inst, with the aid Of
prevented the consummHtiOn Of the rash intention.
The =. NJ. 5. $. City Of Sydney arrived at this
port on the evening of the 18th inst. from san
Francisco, en- route to the Colonies. She brought
a small mail, and news dates to the 18th inst. The
vessel sliled for the South at HIS p.
The " Honolulu Rifle" under command of Capt.
Aldrich, have been making rapid progress toward
the standard Of drill desired for their first appear
auce. Il IS proposed by the Company to give
exhibition drill at tue Central Park Rink on May
9th.
News has been received that U. 5. 5. Hrryo,d,
Shenandoah and Ir8yp9fs were al VALPARAISO on the
18th of March. The Central-American troubles
will be apt to keep the Hartford away from here,
where she has been expected daily, for longer
period.
The native woman mentioned in last weeks
GAZETTE as having purlUined articles Of clothing
FROM within the sacred precincts of the Palace
was brought up for trial during the week past,
and was sentenced 10 . months imprisonment at
hRid labor.
On Friday evening a most successful! childrgu's
party given at the residence Of the Hon. ). q.
| Wilder TO celebrate the birthday of Miss Helen
/ Wilder. The fun was kept up from TO II O'Clock
and all the young ones report having spent char
| ming evening
Mr.. L. b. DuuscOmbe, an old resident here and
/ for several years past manager Of the Honolulu
] Sailor Home, which position he resigned about
month ago, took his departure for Sydney, \. 5.
| W., for change Of climate, and possibly settling
! in the Colonies.
! The readers Of magazines and newspapers have
] to thank the energy Of Messrs. J. NJ. Dat a Co.
for receiving their mental pabulum by the Austsa-
/ liam steamer. Through their eIertiOns an ar
! rangement has been made by which papers will be
received by every mail.
Messrs, Lyons d Levey will offer for sale at 10
/ O'Clock this morning, at their salesrOOms, the
entire business of the bankrupt estate Of Kennedy
a Co. On Friday evening Mr.. Levey will conduct
n night sale at the store formerly occupied by
Samuel Mott on Fort street.
Charles Motley the manager of the Paauilo
Plantation, on Hawaii, has gone on a trip to tine
''Old folks at England, leaving this city by the
day and it is to be hoped that he will return
hItheF in renewed health and spirits.
An upset kerosene lamp in the Astor House RS
Aurant, Hotel street. on the evening OF the 10Th
inst, was the of Il slight blaze which called
forth two taps from the Tower bell, but, before
further alarm was given, the fire was queuched by
the simultaneous use Of hand grenade and a bucket
Of water.
The Papaikou Sugar Company Of HiiO have
accepted a charter and, under its provisions
elected the following gentlemen as the frs officers
of the corporation: President L. G. Hitchcock;
Anterior: secretary, G. f. Whitakel; auditor, c.
II. Wetmore.
Under the head Of foreign news this week, will
be found most complete compendium Of the
events abroad. The is specially selected with
great care. that no details Of interest should be
lost The readers Of the GAzETTE will find them
selves thoroughly we'll informed upon the great
questions Of the day.
Messrs. J. NJ Dat a Co. have for sale Miss Nellie
ROssiter's SIL aud lLs SIR Worm. The work has
been previously reviewed in these columns and Is
we'll known TO the readers Of the GAZETTE by repu-
tatiou. Those who propose TO acquaint themselves
with the earlier methods Of silk culture will lind 1t
worth their while to purchase the book
Mr.. Geo. Williams Manager of Spreckelsvilll
entertained a distinguished party last week, con
sisting of the King, Mr.. Ittmann, Count More
butter, Lord ElphinstOne and Mr.. AshDury. Al
the visitors expressed themselves as much satisfied
with their visit. After examining the plantation
portion Of the party enjoyed picnic up lao VALLEY
/ The regular monthly meeting of the Hawaiill
Q Mission Childrens' Society will be held on boar
9 the Morning Star Saturday evening 1t Is PROPOSE
Z to make this distinctively "MicrUuesian' even
ing with reininescences OF former missionary YES
sells, and OF the pioneers Of the mission work on
those islands. A full attendance of members ant
friends Is desired.
! On Sunday Mrs. McKibbin reached the SIS
D. year OF her age. A large number OF friends Wis
tied the Cstimabe lady during the day, and she
able 70 receive lletlf anu HutNeu NO slILls o
fatigue even in the evening. The GAZETTE 0fer
its congratulations to the worthy lady and hope
y | that she may survive TO see many more OF lie
| birthdays marked with respect.
Yesterday afternoon the medals intended for til,
winners of the FIVE mile and the three mile shatinl
: matches at the Central skating rink were in yiey
/ in Messrs Dat q Co.'S window. The former Is o
gold and the latter Of silver, each about the siz
- of a dollar aud ornamented around the margin
with key pattern border in enamel and engraved
n The medals art the workmanship Of Messrs. Bro
gler and Spear,
: The Entertainment Committee Of the Cousins
Society invite the members and friends and til
public generally TO visit the Morning star on Thurs
day evening. A part Of the evening will be give
81 TO Rotations, music. and addresses. Ice cFear
and cake will be furnished also, and an agrecabl
9 social time may be anticipated. Tickets for ad
- mission will he sold at tuentyf five cents, the pr1
ceeds 10 so 20 the school IN Micronesia.
" Mr.. James Morgan acting as auetioneer for Nj
l. Z. p. Adams will sell at noon on next Saturdl,
" the 18Th inst the plant and entire outfit of III
sr Daily and Weekly HTioaiiun newspaper. FL
pected support, which the manager Of the pape