The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-12-22
TAs GAssssos HE Letter.


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EnlEoE GAErrrx How the bad weather holds
Ont, Storm and rain, wind and SEA, ell seem
combined 10 make the past few weeks. almost M
hearahle with rs. The whole beach Il NOW lined
with lumber. that has broken adrifs frorn the
HAiiHseyr, who lays here trying 30 Discharge her
eargo Tke freshets from the mountains have
brought down an immense deposit Of sand which
now has formed an island OF the mouth Of the
Mailnku, and this will soon be washed aropnd and
oil up again. oar boat landing. What We need -
good wharf righ, out from this side Of the town
cut into the deep water OF the bay. IAis, the
money sqaandered on the Genealogical and boSs
gsfAerisg swindle,~ Wonld about have paid for.
The neocssity Of good wharf here is we'll known
70 the authorities but even the present riekety old
thing, IS aHcsrea fer and the cry IL mo money.
And guess that is true ''no money.r Nens 10
put where II Will DO any good and Be permanent
help to the country, but plenty TO thrcw away on
Palace stables, ocean subsidies. and 20 feed
crowd OF lazy police. who are supposed TO be IN
accord. This brings me again 10 speak otVur
EoAps.
A few days since attempted 10 Get out into the
country few miles, but few miles ont Of town
the roadc were IN 50 fearful condition that discre
sioa said. turn back. Ii they ware no, repaired a
lille IN places. by the Labor of the plantation;
thes would be impossible. Aud this Is not the
fault Of the Supervisor. When he wants 10 SO
ahead aud work up our roads I'm told they cry
the money! Since the legislature of 1854 not less
that IS or sOOo dollars have beea paid in for our
mad tax. This belongs to us and the Govern
msnt have not a right 10 one dollar Of IL But has
it been spent herei There is no one. even those
Who have pruden. for this grand ministry that
dare 10 say il has been. The Government has no
more right 10 touch dollar OF the road tax and
spend II for any other purpose cut side OF the Dis
trusted TO me and spend il otherwise than for the
objects of that trust And the Government having
done this, II IS nothing more or less than Grand
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just now wholly occupies the lctals fiAss Of the
Sheriff. his Deputy and az the consfables and
Police force Everything else IS let 80 BY the board
Now the cry Is sWait till the King comes and
candidates feel badly and have been crying to
their support to come to their help. We
shall be glad TO have the King come here. II on a
rfsit. NEW PoLICE JUpdF.
The report is dit that our Police Justice Is 70
be Oasted for no other reason; than to give the
notorious heAua. = good billet. Hops 1t Is not
true, as the present incumbent, has given satlstac
ton to az for the past years and it would be q
direct iusalt to this District to put in his place
such fellow us kekoa, who has made rs much
trouble IN the District for the past four years.
TELEPHONE
The new management of the Hilo Telephone
Company, has most sigually failed to even give
the satisfaction. that the old one did Two eX-
pensive uen have been 1T work for a month in ha-
In1kuS and the longer they there, the less like
lhood theirs seems TO be that, Will ever be able
to get concentration with kawaihae. Complaints
are general, of the ineciency of the service reud
erred Il Is TO be hoped that the General Directors
VII, stir themselves TO the end, as in the present
state Of the roads, our Telephone line IS Of the
-seGtest Importance TO the public.
FOREIGN ARRIVALS.
The Eatlaa Claafisa, Matson. arrived on the Is
with full cargo and the following passengers:
Mr. and Mrs. Folsom and two children, Mrs. DR..
himbau and daughter and Mrs. jackson. She
also brought quite large quantity Of live stock
hogs, cattle and horses. Reports good weather all
the way down. antl close IN with the islands when
She met heavy s0utheFly swell and lots Of rain.
HAvAu.