The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

Island. and formerly pupil OF M A. t. Atkinson.
has taken the prize ~ Heads Business College
1 foI writing the best signature
/ A full attendance Of members OF The Bethel
Union church is desired Tor business meeting Of
importance 20 take place this "Wednesday even
/ iuE ut the close Of the regular meeting.
I Willie White a Junior. who asp.res TO the cole
bFity OF a champion roller skater. VIII contest ]
with Martin Hartmann for the title and purse vi
500, ~ The Central Park skating rink this even
/ ing
/ Nj. C. C. Webb the eldss, son OF Mr.. ]. ;. Webb
the secretary Of the Foreign Oec srrIved IN this
I city from Dunedin y T. by the -irst0lh1. The
/ gentleman purposes % remain here some httIo
I time
AngV fag-polc was placed IN position. on tie
[ CTouuus attached 10 the residence q Mrs. Cuucy
on the 9Th inst. and kussiau dag indicating the
Z locality Of representative Of shat nation, was
| displayed during the day.
! Daring the last week the wind ut Moloksl tas
/ been blowing from the south west, causing
heavy surf. There has been a considerable guam
tity Of raIu. Nh. Movers Ranch coming IN Tor
! alnOs; more shan H. share.
! Nr. y ;. Sachs the proprietor Of the ''popuAF
millinery house" number lp+ Fort street, has Is
sued invitations 10 his lady customers 70 be pre-
seat at the Grand Opening at bis establishment
] 90 the 18th, sith and 2lst Iusts-
Oahu Iaaee. X. OFF. meets at their Castle Hal,
| Fort street this evening. Mystic Lodge X. % p
vlll meet at their hail King street tomorrow even
/ ING. 4 long DELAYED announcement will De pro
/ badly made q; The former lodge this evening
! The souih-wes.erIy winds which have prevailed
daring the past week have brought the services Of
the tug EFH into requIsitloa in towing -ohooutrs
outward bound. The water 10 the harb1E has T
been quite luupy and bat little practise has been
IndElcvd 10 BY boating men.
| THE GAzrrzE suggestion that unemployed pri-
/ souers be placed at the work Of cleaning the f.
streets, has been complied with by the Minister
Of the Interior. and, as Consequence, the streets
I have been made more comfortable 90 the i|Vet.- I
I Ing public,
The condition Of the prison rejects tue greatest
| credit upon Captain Tripp. Everything is scTu-
pulously clean, and the prisoners appear In good
Of evenings around the track and quIckgus The
health and so cuuteuted as men II durancl ylls
can No; Only has the inside OF ttls institution
been thoroughly renovated bat the grounds have
| been much improved.
The people Of this country have not so much Oh
iectiou 20 the silver CON- pr tLer objection lies
{ N the-e not being enough silver n IT, II tie ]
amount Of silver IN the Spreckels dollars were
nearer o hundred cents than eighty cents, there
7 would be very little ;rouble about the matter.
/ John Duuutu lodssr IN Rose Cottage. For
I street. complains that MS room vas entered on
the afternoon Of the l2th inst. his trunk broken
open and money lying IN desk therein was taken
he made complaint az the station house, bat was
CARLY informed that nothing could be done FOR
him.
Lord Elphias;0ue titled Es.clisamau. who
visited this corutry some forty years aEo as o /
MILDLY o. board OF n British mGn-1f-war arrived ]
again here the l3th Ias:-, from the south per
steamer AUSTRALIA. Ny Lord intends doing HG-
waiian sights and scents thoroughly and leaves
this afternoon for Maui.
Business has assumed lively turn al the Marine
Railway during the past week, steam Vuler, two
steamer
D cup!ed positions thereon. The manner In which Z
the frrn Messrs Sor-sus1n d Lyle perform their
contracts has been quite pleasing 10 the captains
Several t5wnspcople left here on the 18Th inst, |
re- steamer Lksl3is 10 be present at the funeral
Z Of the late August Uuua which wli take place AZ
/ Hama Maui to-day. Among Others were His EN-
! csllency Governor Dumlrls, Hon. Il. 4. Mldemlnu
I and Rev. A. Macintosh.
| By the W1rIJgs1, H5noIal1 again received The
/ familiar faces and improved forms Of number
Of old residents Who had been enjoying o season
I Of rest and pleasure abroad. Among such vas
noticed W. O. Smith Esq. l. c. Absls ana Ms.
Abels Mrs. Z. C. Small Mr.. A. h, smith. and
Others.
Quite notable party went forward by the Ea1r
Yesterday afternoon. His Majesty Col. Judd.
[ Lord Elphinstlne, Hon. Paul Neumaun. Hon. J.
I II kapeGg, Count Muun5utter, /. r +. ltttlau1
/ ESQ. EXT. : Senator Booth and others. IEs
Band played number Of selections, before and at
I the departure Of the steamer, and large crowd
D NaLClgA LLG w Wy AaseE7r
The statement made last week that the caps. Of
fered by the Honolulu Cab a. prizes, and won By
the Myrtle Club had been given TO the winners Is
an error, the cups are not even yet engraved. let
alone presented Il beho0Tes the EIecutIve Com
rittee Of the Honolulu Club to axe such action as
viii reject creditlby upon them, the matter being
! entirely in their hands,
! Marshal Sope1, With the assistance Of Captain
Nekrtsas, special officer o Cuuuor and policeman
D rrA rr-a#rH aa.T.H r.
] Chinese gambling deus on the afternoon OF the
I I0th ilst and managed 10 gather IN q number
Of gaD0sters and few dollars in COIN Al. Of the
/ arrested were on trlal before Judce bieEerton'
] found guilty zud sentenced to pay fines
] The T. Il. 5. :. AHsfr1li1 arrived Of p5Fi hlrs
] az O'Clock on the morning Of the l5tb met ang
by some mistake she was not ielephoaed until OF
/. the harb1r entrance. The whistle Of the vessel
! was pretty constantly employed tos over hall an
huur III calling for the pilot and eyentulliy me
] yesssI t51rkg5 II 5ss5 She sailed again for Sll
] Francisco nj 1879 a. II. same date.
The news Of the defeat Of HaulAn the CANADIAN
] chgruui0n. By William Beach the nov champion
Of the world. was reCeIved by the steamer AHf,t-
] Tg. Accounts agree that there was no ul-tuTbulg
elements, no fouls, or other unpleasant blt usuAt
accessories. Quite number Of local sports ns4
[ wacered money their favurife- haulau. hill
/ they nov mourn the hopes and CON itai leave
them
A number of parties have besn given duria-
l the past week and society has been really gay.
Col. and Mrs Judd CAve. q very P.aasani dane
iusf d week ago Nj. and Mrs. Ram Walker gave
] 4 dinner and dance las FRIDAY. vllcH proved .
] most successful affair. Ga M0ldzy the Hon ;
! G. and Mrs. Wilder entertained 2 number Of
friends at dinner and last eyenLn. DR.. Hem Ac-
Grew gave q little dance which the young people
rsp5rt-as thoroughly enjoyable.
u7e authorities having charge Of Emm1 Square
showed their care and tholchtfulness for The CON
fort Of the public, who cuuEregate % hear the band
performances az that place By E-JEI1g newly and
s-l fresh, painted SEATS and benches o. be p-zced
IA position there on last Saturday atteruogu. The
pretty dresses Of several cl,ldrel. a. vel ls tts
clothes Of d few adults, were spoiled By coming u
contact with the frgsh green aud lead color paint
50 oarelessly placed aboat-
An Obstruction exists in the inner baTb9r tbai
has proved a great annoyance % captains q coast
inc vessels who often arrve IN port ~ night, ana
. that Is the dredce, which Is alowed 20 rem an
. nightly uuliGhted- The mo0TiuE chains q the
drsdss, extending a. they do trum TIC four sides
Of the sow are not easily dIs'IaguisAahie and
I several captains have ALREADY Temporarily fallen
from grace. by their vessel catching on 20 one
OF other Of these chains; no marx specially
designating the SOW
Mis- Anuis Montague and Mr. Caarics Turner
arrived IN toEu ~ the Ars'rliia- from the Colo
/, me- and intend to remain few months. during
b which thev will probably combine business vita
: plgzsare The LADY is vel known here. being The
sis.er O. Mr. CsM. Cooke Of The drrn o. Levers
. I C.,lks and she has many ardent admirers II her
. an yoealistic Mr.. Turner, TIE husband Of the
Z jadv s also vel and favorably known; the pllr
ziaca their advent. have been recipients q warm
greetings from many fueads-
: An attempt NJ highway robbery vas made las
. evening On Hotel street By OLE Of O1E Young
4 men about t5wn" who noticed gentleman 7FaIZ-
Z inc vuluahle watch aud determined 10 co1itselte
: IL De sacosojed II ahstraci11g the watch. bat
unfortunately the owner missed hls property E1id
ssiss5 the thief by the sh1zlder held hin uiil TIE
I. arrival Of a police 0ticaT. ahen be vas gwen II
charre- The watch. which had bse1 dEoPpea- vas
g found The thief zlll have hearing before judge
] Bieksrtln tins morning.
ItLns been decided 70 unite the classes q Tie
I frst three years In Pauahoz Prep@raty Sca5gl III
. I Ar one tearher. Miss Helen Lewis. Miss LEWIS
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