The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-09-23
ISLAND LOCALS.


The GAzLrrE is indebted to Capt. Cameron, and
Chief Engineer 2. Sass, for late San Francisco
papers.
Mi. Noble. q temperance lecturer. is expected TO
pass through Honolulu az early date, en- route TO
the Colonies.
Governor Domiuis has been spending few days
at his pleasant country residence in Waikiki. He
returned to town again ON the 22nd inst.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the stockhold-
ers In the Union Feed Co will be held tomorrow
Thursday at 1880 am. at the office Of A. j.
Cartwright.
Beautiful moonlight evenings during the past
week and the pleasant weather has added TO the
enjoyment of pleasure parties at the golden sands
Of Waikiki.
The gentle rain commenced 10 fall in cooling
showers at about am. yesterday morning and
continued with occasional intervals Of dry weather.
until after noon.
The American barkentine Mary W'iaIlepiaH will
probably sail this morning for San Francisco.
The vessel Is fast sailer and Udg arrive out be
fore the steamer.
The new police station will probably be finished
by the time the Minister of Finance returns from
the Louisville mission. The exact date, within Il
month or SO, indefinite.
The steamer Kiaar resumed her trips on the
Volcano route yesterday afternoon. Having been
entirely cleaned allow with additional repairs aloft
fast time may be looked for.
The band concert at Emma Square on the after
noon of the 18th inst, was quite enjoyable, the
selections being popular and well rendered. Quite
large gathering OF the fair sex were present.
The brirantine claus Spreel-ls sailed from this
port, for San Francisco on the 18th inst at noon
A small mail was forwarded by the Post Office
DR.. Rawson and wife went as passengers.
Irnnl,le Is uoyr beinn exr,arieuced by the Dlant.
ers on Kauai with the Japanese labor, even the
intervention of the Consul having bnt little effect
the laborers becoming turbulent and insubordlnate
The Anniversary Of the Celebration of Mexican
Independence was duly observed in this city, con
sular colors displayed at Consul LANES residence
and at consular offices and the Government build
ing.
A successor to the well known cider business
carried on by the late Jacob Fisher, appears IL
Mr.. NJ. 4. DOnnell. The article be puts on tn,
market is quite equal 10 the celebrated Fisher
Cider"
The Oceanic steamship Alaias5a was telephonet
by Lucas steam whistle TO the general public, a
9 O'Clock sharp, yesterday, as passing Coco Head
At u O'Clock, noon, the vessel was alongside th'
wharf
The sugars sold to the American Sugar Reiiner,
are those controlled or represented by II. Hackfel,
4 Co, G. Brewer d Co. Castle 4 Cooke, 4. II
Davies * Co, I. a. Schaefer IL Co. aud II. 5
Grinbaum Co.
raid was .nade by the police, on a camblin
den situated in enc Of she Nnc street washhouseS
on the evening Of the p inst, and four Chimes
were captured playing cards for coin. All arrested
jagged and fined.
The schooner Donai7a, built by Matthew Turne
of San Francisco TO the order Of Mr.. Joseph Pic
OF this city arrived II port here the FIST inst
Is DAYS from San Francisco. The new arrival /
- tons tonnage, length 20 feet, beam 20 feet dept
feet, and cost 5000.
His Majesty returned to Town again. from HI
visit 10 Hawai-, the 18th INST, making shortt
stay than was expected. During his visit TO hailu
it is stated that His Majesty kindly gave pull .
the oar of the government candidate Tor u
Legislature Of 1856.
The shelves Of the library of the Young Men
Christian Association could well stand moi
crosydinc The reading room has of late bee
used by the class Of people twas intended TO ben
ut but the stock from which TO draw mental pabi
lum Is rather meagre.
The Myrtle boat club are engaged in the VOL
reparatorv TO getting their crews in order for Il
taken every morning and evening by candidate
fof positions in the boats to be entered by Il
club in the coming regatta.
The japanese ut the Immigration depot are rea
ing the benefit Of idleness. their present appea
ance not being as favorable as when engaged
work. The tax payers ulltle community Will IA
10 foot the bill caused by the autooratc action
The Board Of Immigration.
Deputy DAYTON has ordered the hack inspect
10 keep the express wagons away from the front
the Astur House saloon and Elite Ice Cream pa
lors. and as asconsequence ladies and children a
not 50 much subjected TO the insults Of ribad ial
guage and rude jest as formerly.
An employee IN the family of the assista
teacher at the Retorna' ply school, was robbed
an her hard earned savings, amounting to $
on The evening OF the 10th inst The money W
taken from \ trunk. during the absence Of 4
family; no clue as Jet TO the thief
The band concert at Emma Square, on the eve
ing Of the 2lst inst, was well attended. The ehr
gent moon al a rotnndity that approached 70 fl
ness craced the OCCASION with aplentitude Of lun
light that ndded An increased charm 10 the sylys
scene and musical entertainment
Tomorrow evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall, 4
public viii be afforded the last opportunity 10 i
ten - Major II. c. Dane the celebrated lectur
who has so fully satisfied large audiences at pr
yious lectures By him, by MS finished diction Al
interesting caruuetuese The srhinunf rl,f,ann II