The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

Colonial service ought to be very beneficial to
business.
The concert at the Hotel last Friday was not
given by order Of the King. Ii was the usual con
cert given arrival of the steamer, and permits
sion WAS asked 10 giveit
Up 10 date the expenses of the wovdyear Circus
company. paid for IN cash to various people IN this
! city.hnve amounted 10 $1,000 The Farini com
pany have received about S2,0Ol.
The subscription list for the Regatta of the 10th
| Is now open at the store OF Messrs. J. NJ. Dat d
Co. The lists are 30 e under the supervision of
| Hawaiian Yacht and Boat Club Association.
| The 47th anniversary OF the birth of Domingo
LUZ, King of Portugal will occur ON the 5lst inst.
| In recognition Of the occasion Senior CanavarrO
will display the flags on the Portuguese Consulate
| The Ii. NJ. 5. ZcallH6j1 arrived mere from tie
Colonies cn the morning Of the 18th inst bringing
Auckland dates Of the 18th inst The vessel sailed
again for San Francisco at II 81. III. ON tue same
| date.
A Portuguese woman, crutches is most i'm
Fortunate to pedestrians in her appeals for charity
| A sorry sight TO see la the streets Of Honolulu,
especially when there are benevolent associations
| of Portuguese.
The sale of 69ls shares of Paukan Stock. ordered
| TO be sold at auction 10y Messrs. L. 7. Adams d
| Co., on Monday, was stopped 10y an Injunction
| of the Supreme Court, pending suit now on trial
before the Court,
! The boating men are now most earnest in their
work. The best timu SO far reported in practice
! trips is that made hy the " FrnIlu crew TO the
spar aud bell buoys aud return, the time taken
| showing round trip Of jim sos.
The new battery ground IrrLai OF the Irnmigra-
| ton depot is now occupied bN the guns Of the
saluting corps and future manifestations of aril-
ery practice will take place thcreat. The location
is well chosen aud Is attractive from scaward.
The statement going the rounds that number
| of Chinese are expected here from Mexico is
warranted, 50 far as can now be asccrlained, the
archives OF the Foreign Office may, however, con-
tain some private information on the subject.
The professional skater, expected by Manager
Wall OF the Yosemite Skating Rink did not arrive
by the Alameda but Is positively expected to make
his appearance by the MaJgas1 His skill is re
ported to be marvellous.
The Hawaiian Yachting and Rowing Associa.
ton" composed of delegates from the various
boat clubs. Is the latest organization formed in
this city The object stated, of the organization,
IS to arrange rules and regulations for the Govern
ment of the various clubs, sort Of League as
ISOLATION.
Princess Likulike and her daughter Princess
Kaulani returned this city, from Hawaii, by the
steamer ". G. Hall on the afternoon of the 10Th
inst. royal salute was fired in their honor, 10y
the battery, the new distinctive flag of Princess
A4ANAAhN AANttb fl'ASlANlf AANi AAs itiiA2AN'aN VI
the steamer.
Battalion drills on the evenings Of the 18th and
2lst iusts caused the streets TO present quite a
martial appearance, the tramp of armed men re-
sounding in the usually quite ueighbourhOod sur
rounding the Music Hall The exhibition dis
played the usual mistakes by the reviewing officer
as well as by commanders Of companies.
The o. 5. 5. .thrme5u arrived III port here at
noon Of the 23nd inst bringing the expected Far
nj audi nil Il fF
18th inst. News received, by the vessel, rela-
tive to the arrangements entered into for the
timation Of the mail service between San Francisco
and the Colonies which is published IN another
column.
The heading of the programmes of tue new
opera Troupe is peculiar. II is only usual for
Monarch, Governor other dIgnItary to give
patronage either 30 a charitable performance or
benefit. The comforting Of patronage moreover,
Is by written authority. Had SignUr Earinl that
when he had his programmes printed in San Fran
cisco
The "Qucon's Own" volunteer cDmpguy under
command Of Captain O'CuuuOr gave m exhibition
drill IN the Palace grounds before their Maiesties
and officers Of the Household Troops ON the even
ing of the 10Th inst. The various evUlutIuns both
in marching and manual movements were per
formed in manner that reflected Considerable
credit upon the cOmmanling officer aud his subal-
terms, as instructors, aud upon the diligence and
aptitude of the corps IN mastering the movements.
Marshal Soper with a boats crew Of starred and
salaried officials kept watch and ward over the
waters of the harbor entrance on the beautiful
moonlight night of the 22nd inst. and on part of
the night of the 2rd for the purpose Of capturing
a consignment of opium landed in the stOrehouse
of Father Neptunes from one Of the Oceanic
steamers. Their vlgls were trullcss however, for
Deputy Dayton also obtained information regard
ing the opium aud the probable locality, and, with
a boats crew of Chinese fishermen he yuyaged to
the location, making, after a short search, sue
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wrapped and sunk in Il fathoms water 10y the aid
of 100 lbs. of broken CRATE bars. Owners of the
property may apply at the Police station.
HAWAII
The Letva towed the Emma Ci7aiiHg to sea
on the 10th inst.
Onomea had another mishaps on Monday. Oct.
18th, IN the breaking OF the upper mill shaft.
Mrs. L. 7. Baker and little grand daughter Alice
Cole went rs passengers ON the Emma CiudiHa
from Hilo to San Francisco.
The regular monthly social of the Hilo Foreign
Church was held on Tuesday evening Oct 10Th at
the house Of Mr.. Severance. Quite large num-
Der were present.
A procession Of policemen, each one bearing in
his aarms chicken, made their way 20 the resi-
dence Of the GOyerness ut liIU on Wednesday after
noon Oct. 2lst. Query, where did those chickens
come from?
The Egimu ClrHaiRJ- VIM Matson, master
sailed from Hilo for San Francisco ON Tuesday,
Oct 10th with very small cargo consisting OF fifty
tons sugar from Onumca Plantation.
A correspondent saws Worl, is being pushed on
the old store formerly used 10y W. H. Reed at HiO to
convert into a Post Office and Custom House. 10
say that 1t Is very unnecessary expense Is to put
it mildly. Ii is entirely uncalled for as the
Post Office and Custom House as now located in
the Government building Is all that IS required
and what is more TO the point il is central and &C
comodates everybody whereas the change places
these very important offices of in one corner Of the
town where nObOdywauts them. q
Sunday Oct. 18th was Chlldren's day at Hilo rs
well IN London, New York and elsewhere. Al
the Hilo Foreign Church the Sabbath exercises
were by and for the children. The church was
decorated for the and the children Of the
Sabbath school occupied the front seats. The eI-
ercises were interspersed by singing and recitatons
BY the children, by ten minute sermon expressly
for them by Rev. Mr.. Olesou IN his peculiarly in
teresting style and also by remarks by the pastor