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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

she land; : number that should afIofd tnorc than
8 safeiencf OF iAoof fot rs proper cultivation,
ulnce non tive 10 threc iaborers ere euougl u
plant fron % 10 Scres; and II i we're made 4
hrn stipulation Of che tenancy TINT three lcarihs
Of the koidinr seopld b. kept IN caring, The
sugar works woald ONLY have 70 provide 4 supply
OF labor, required concurrenily with TIE rnschin-
cry, - coaveft the canes i0to conefrte saSaf for
raining. In thesa small holdings there might, at
nrst, be little room for any bat the coumouest
implements Of husbandry, yot opportunity would
cone to iEtrouca Carrying and other labor saving
machinery IN aid Of The manual lsbcr Of The oc-
cupiers. Formerly land, mill, and people made
one machine, but he people have since become n
psrt detAched; and If 5 well entered land and
sugar company could be framed on these or sirai-
iAr lines tie rnoneyed man might reasonably hope
10 IND proft n aiding the readiust7aeut Of the
mechanism for its new work.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Ssssrr AIichela Of Irree says the SglRsg kesol
- - h;rYssif 10 introduce what may be called a
tric--r7r,tic shorthand 4 home paper remarks
thrf IN tie present system Of teieg-aphlns tie
.srera1se English word requires some nftesn uis-
fur. s-nzls 20 send II. the average letter reqair
~, tf.---e nd the average word consisting Of i've
Ieifrrs Nov Si-nor MIchelA proposes to telegraph
b means oE a keyiboard instrument like a piano
snr erl-r.ch II any language as f1st IS Il can &c
sE,ctrn and as II IS delivered by the speaker bis
--zrrrfus has been tried IN The Indian Stsse- ana
i said TO b capable Of sending lo0u9 WORDS PEI
boar. The rrincipie Of its action Is % telegraph
1he Taunessc sounds common 70 every lsi1lasa Q.
tr,fsns OF signs and not the lrttErs ID the pres-
emf system. The operator catches these soznos u
4. vosd and telenraE'hs them By pressing down tne
krv= Al tire rscrIving station they are repre-
u-tszi b. short horizontal lines moving strl1
~ r-4-,er <i-nor Micheia's telegraph Il new de-
r,vrfuru m 4 grutli sing iirerti1ns IS only draw
f-- fefr- flnt X requires loncer time 10 learn
ss,-.- stsr ordinary system
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25


OF the total commeree between the Cuiiea
States and HAWAII daring the rear 1854, aboQt g
per cent. was effected ia American vessels. shew-
ING that this trade, with al its pyufts freights
Insurance. commissions etc, well ss che regular
profits on the merchandise imported and the
panHfaciures exported. IS in American hands.
In this connection il may be stated that the vhoe
r5cnd OF our trade rtlations presents no Other
srrA favorable eocditions- se'- sl .
Ihe latest Hawaiian returns at hand are dor tha
calendar ysSr ISSl; according 10 khese the tulal
imports iaie the Kingdom amounted 10 SA,62A0o,
The imports Of American Goods admitted free
under the Reciprocity treaty amounted 20 $S.I69oo
The imports Of Haaaii subject to duty UDoonted
to 2iss 90, Of which American goods constituted
$SlS.0o6 and British goods $9S9,0oo Ii, ....t.h .
The imppsation Of frce goods under the general
treaty amounted to Ss67 900. in which American
goods must have held their full share. II thus
appears that out Of n tosSl import Smounfinc 70
SA6sA0o0 American prod1ets and uauafscturss
amount 10 S4Oo0o0o- ~, b. -. .sft ~
The population OF Hawaii is estimated Al 1900;
our exports thither III 1884 amounted 20 $3SSOoo;
this shows q pr capita CONSUMPTION Of american
goods as they leave our ports Of s fraction over
so ~ --stl .
Tlle following statement sAenS the per capita cen
sumption OF American products AID manufactures il
the several cous ties or this Continent RsstsA Meth
America rxrenled 81. -t.saa-.s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

MEMORANDA.

rs...--t 81 i, N ; z-sl.-ais. wesAr4. Co-mandcr.-
F-rr ~ar Frauuisoo Marrh Is. aud Giseharced pilot
r--r nay e. M a-rires Al Honolnlz 81 1ssl N "a
l1e 81 inst
CaFl1tu Weber rtpc-ts having experienced pleasant
Hsalltf Coz the frs swn aAyss oE thc thltl Gay :
-srrr- e-stnoctta. -afe blew frcz the sE. SW- and
NV tse ess-s failinr 80 sI. % eAse ship sE1 SAW
deck rhr-1 The -hip vas wn va uiEd o. me PERI
rar-ff- fa- -eYrrnl hours a. r. q rtolcni alai
1rn-k thr shr afs.- rhiCh the gale suesiGea, bui
asasr srFusc 80 couunuel 10 I'm for The two next
..1rs 40 damage whatever Wa done zlicrwAruss
iaas4-asa uc1Ihs- vas cxpcricuccc Ic T.c-t-
rsrss-r 81 . : : Alameda, Mc-se. Ncnmznder.-Left
Srr 4 nrch Is. a. 3 N. Hal strcaE SN and
-thr-r wlnts with 4 head sea % The sists theurc
al VI 4 Wiz - uti ueashsf arTiv ed on "a a u
! Or Ftars ard 81 kcurs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

he following IS IN extract frua q letter uritten
by the Secretary Of STATE, Frederiek j. ffeifng-
huysen. TO the Chairman Of the Contnitteo On
Foreign Relations, Hon John 7. Miller, On e1r
trade relations with tho seEsrd oountries On this
Continent except British North America:
ing Of The recirrocity treaty With Hzgaiis UAich
may be fAksn rs illustrative Of what similar trea-
lies would effect in our trade relations with ne
so-called .infeuos nations 9-t
The trade between the United States and Ha-
vaii in 1876 and in 1884 was as follows
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Aariier IN The NssE4g ssraarl. ~ Lies the fol-
lowing rroposai As 70 cooperative E0rk on the
SUGAR plantafiors Of that colony. SINE similar
ss,-d szys: Surprising. an estate, rith 30 acres
Of suitz5ie land 70 be laid cat II lo0i eouveri
rnt sizz for cultivation b fanay- say :, 10 OF T.
acres and let 10 The occupants # fair rent on a
fired se.fleruss1f- either perpetual % subject 10
reTision affer PERIOD Of JEars. tseFe zguld Be %
the average 30 families, and Counting TIE nsu1l
I've ma family, q population q 10 atisrhsd 70
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

cordinx b thA rep6rf. high licenses reduce ne
number Of drinking riaces and incfe1se he q q.
ency q polin Surveillance. but do not eauEu 80
hzcty. As an cxsnp,o Of IBIS, Holland in 1851 ~
d1cea the number Il tri king places hf one icurlh.
With the eee. q diminishing te eogrs1fnrtiou cf
Spirits ona-twgnty sixth hst this 1dlnpursfy fan.
inc sfT y=Ss raore than fraia m, in ISL - 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

II mskss ones rD0Ith water 20 read q tolaoe,
-,rtt+r,v rrot az $50 per acre. Al eit0rt s1sa5a
- rlnde here 10 1nnruase fbe r1ltiFa.lol q -
--rlratie rrodncr- The plant Erou& free-tr -
re --sffrna smoke il Complaint = nisle t1ai
II wrea = TOO rAnk hut rrcrsr and inteilirl n
rrlAf~1tiur ought 10 oFercome tins II s1cn =
swinging rruhf crn be rbtaineds = would pe Mesa
rurth some cnras while 10 nuaM n1mH exhan s1iFe
exuarfmeuts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Adarkey and his wife were caught in the act Of
making .'Okolehao' in Wailuku on the 18th inst.
The Deputy Sheriff captured the whole plant and
judge sentenced each Of the parties to pay fine
OF 500 and costs or one years imprisonment.
Thsy labored under the hallucination that they
would be less inspected Of distilling the crater
IN the heart Of the town than If they retired 10
s1fne Of .te valleys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25
Statistics Of Drink.

BSrrfsfrsef's says. If the conclusions reached
IN report Of the statistics Of drink made recently
10 the Federal Coancil Of Switzerland are correct
that country occupies an unenviable position from
a TEMPERANCE point Of view. With the exception
Of Denmark and the Netherlands, Switzerland
euio7s the distinction Of drinking spirits per
head Of population than any other of the countries
Of the world iuclnded In the report. The follow
table. tzksa from the Philadelphia Press, shows
he CONSUMPTION per had IN the various countries
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

4anb have EracioIsly siEuissd their iateniirns %
aid IL giving csi 70 the ocoason by entering com
peting crows foE the prizes offered by the celehrst
ing Crab. The principal events OF sha day viii be
races between senior six-oared crews from The
Honolulu, Myrtle. and Iolani Cabs. and junior
two first mentioned Clubs. and 4 yacht race.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25
PASSENGERS.

Fr1- Kauri va wAilncA per c Biths7, March IS
= & Ws6CnEuu, Darn, Ii Anrunk-
Fru1 HanaH. Psr kiisnca HOa, March is-T Lzoas,
u Jnsrrh
Frn-1 Hawaii pr- IWaiarf. March Isl Jchnsiouc.
Geo Hardy, u y Eurgade-
Erous Hauni and Mani, pr " Hall, March Sc
Wfll7o aud wife. J " kr1neis anu family, 4 hoWs-
r N&artir-
Tg- FanuIgs's i.lasd. per 5sanis walkcE, NaEeA IS
- 3 Grti-, Mss y A Greg, Miss 3 GreiS.
~ 50 F-arrf-rr pt- " e Irwin. NEreh - Miss
z q tirs5ufu Nctf, wife md Children. J Marlin,
Egiirr. Ers 7 L Kills.
Prom Mani and NeloSAi. PEI Iikeiike, March Il
Ttsi -. q iS.5sp and vie. v v sSsdnie' c VAN
II s 1900. ~ t.so /. Fi.rt NJ IIsnfr and wife
E-e.a kazHi % FlAnicr, MAJ sl-Hou " Rnwclt
COL Suaidn-. Ms Y kuadsCn. the Misses knud
-tr. MIS- Cay, e Gas. Gay, i SinRsoa- Miss /
nll-,a 2 BurckhciiE G j Aiurs
81 wil1er- col 2 Iankra. H0rJ z iszsh, Hon A Per
ranaar "a u Homer 81 Madame Cora. d r Chisholm.
gogke. Hutton, A Young u. A Goerins. \
>r.sts 6iushcrc. Fey A i Smith, Rev \ Q no-ees
S Il kaEA3 A Nc.ei. Watson. " Green A Wilder.
Mr. DorrIl Nrs 4 n Kalnr. HCuie wife and
Frr-- sar rrarriseo. per ZczlznLia. Marcel sz-S
g1l1rk and , Chinese and > passengers IN transit
IN ia Cslsris e. per zealanais. March as-wIuiam
EmcrSou. v Kinc, T4lsh. G Cn-iil, II CogilL BEIs
star ieE T. Pixie { EciuhaIt. Clark. A Holland
J. $ Cafiar e Shaidr : An&s-sun-
Pom san Francisco. per AlaE-e1.4, NelEh ~ G
a-t tito. gnE-t T.issar. Mss Rising MIS- Aver
Tsrn-11E Q hla-1T John Had and wife. a Beyng-
N-s u johnson and son. 2 { Along. Mss Along, \
Z Ha-fs-. NJ. cars IT e Morse. Miss ! Grost Aig1
Robinson. ] u Han, Mr. II ulcsn-, II HttincounI and
uitr. mo. Iztinec-, M A snail and daE-hier e
-ai.u- : Fruss. 2 NctCve-r- II Leonard. 2 Lccnuru
a SPENCE. and Chircsc-
E5- Naui arg Hawaii. Per " T. Hal. March s>-W
bzuu1zlr- q " & luues y : N1xwell- Ns. Hamnnna
M-s AZ " Gun1ale, II Hcrett and wife, G Val and
w1it. y frust, Il Il rwir- Mrs. kAAaznseie-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25


! In IS,G the consumption of American goods in
Hawaii amounted to Sl2.e6 per capita The m
erase under the reciprocity treaty has, therefore
| bsan S'S9-A per capita.
it is not intended in this Communication, even
fo- Illustrative purposes, 10 create the impression
that any system of reciprocity treaties must p-o-
duce such favorable results N the foregoing coun-
tries as has been produced IN the case of Hawaii;
although The stimulus which reciprocity treaties
would give to the development OF the resources OF
many OF the smaller countries, and the consequent
! increase IN the consumption of our products and
manufactures would, undoubtedly, result in q
marked enlargement Of the total volume of trade
I may assume that well devised system OF
reciprocity treaties with the foregoing countries
would present results az least one-tenth fayora-
] ole as those produced under the Hawaiian treaty.
Ihis would give consumption of s. per capita Ia
per capita consumption exceeded at present by the
British aud Spanish West Indies. and the Guianas,
and nearly equaled by the French West Indies and
San Domingo. which would give Us an export
I trade amounting 10 S926,0Sl, CO., against on our
/ present trade Of Sl50,6SS,uoQ.
The opening up Of our markets TO the natural
products Of the several countries would undoubt-
eddy stimulate the development of their resources,
equally affect our exports hither, by creating
markets therefor, and enabling aud compelling
the several countries 10 purchase more freely, as
| il the case Of Hawaii, there need not be single
dollar principle surrendered for which would
not receive much more than au equivalent
Il should be further borne IN mind that any en-
larsement Of our commerce. under system Of re-
ciprocity treaties would also stimulate our ship
building and shipping interests, for the special
stip1lations which would be advantageous TO our
general commerce would apply with equal adYan-
tace TO our Carrying trade As II the case Of HR-
waIi, trade foSiered and developed BY recipro-
city treaties would be largely in American hands,
III the buying and selling, and in the handling and
shipping, as well as IL the production and MANI
| facture thereOf-and it should be remembered
that II International trade the handling, carrying
and shipping are secondary only TO production
manufacture, and preparation-indeed it may be
! questioned whether the commission men, hand
| lers, and ocean carriers do not realize as muoh
thereon as the producers,
The editor Of the .Sla Fyuaeiseo Merchant, from
which the above article is taken, adds the follow
! ing comment:
These figures of the Secretary of State show
thai, under present conditions, 1000 Hawaiians
with Reciprocity purchases Of United States man q
factu-es and productions, are equal 70 2-j00,0eC
NeIicans o. i,30000 Braziians, or 10000 peopls
| IN the islands lying of the Atlantic Coast. Had
he chosen to include in his comparison the great
nations he could have shown that, as consumers Of
American Goods. the 1000 Hayafians are canal 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The Portuguese band gave one of their concerts
on the Court House green at Hlo on Tuesday af-
crarnnle was the Hawaiian national air. the per
tormEnce OF uhich-TIfn every instrument Sppa-
reutsy tuned TO q difEerea: key-vas sufficient al
mos. TO make old kAmehamehA III croSh in his
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25
Information Wanted Of Michael NagIe

BuFFAlo. NEw 70 u, February y, ISIS.
lTNFORNA Is WANTED OF
i MICHAEL NAGLE. who went 20 tn Sandwich
Islands eight rczrs agu. settling there and pursuing
his occupation % captain tIoaI lasr repors he
was Married and cr-a-rd 10 the fruit trade between
the Sandwich I<ands ard Culifornia
e ANY information Tc-arain- him tAaf can be
given viii be thankfully received b as brother.
af THOMAS NAGLE.
fU5g I'm No 100 RI K ST. BnHzlu n " T. = A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Nj. J. B. Athsrton of the frm Of Castle & Cooke
has been at Hilo during the week past examining
the working OF the new mAcsration process al
Maiakeas with an eye toward introducing the same
into the mill OF the Pspaknu Sugar Co. and Others
unier their control
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25
IMPORTS.

Frou Li,grPs7s, ri IHF,Tst9r, Na-rA sl-i.45 toa<
lala
Frpa S,ura.si.. y ; V. per VIZ, BENTON. Mares -
~ sons coal
E-un san Franclsco. peg Alameda Marrh .s-lar-o
ll rE-CLSEdisl, psuvsiozs, prciuce, specie, &C
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The prisoners Of the Hilo jail, decorated the
wharf al Hiio or Wednesday March 18th with
r1sile and ohm as welcome 10 the Guverness who
WIS expected TO arrive at Hilo on the morning Of
Thursday. Msreh 18th. Bat she didn't nut in an
appearances.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

F. Ia spite Of the hard times at Hiio, b1ildinrs
contiuup 10 be e-eoted 70 serve StOresis p. L.
quuE shops, restaurants, etc
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The goats are doing much damage 70 tie trees
on PunchbozL Why is it that these pests are not
removed. II Is perfectly shameful that they are
allowed 10 destroy in the manner they do
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Doctor Br1die. V. s, has resigned his position
under the Board Of Health, that BODY OF the Min
lister OF Interior exactinc duties which were never
contemplated when the doctor accepted the aF-
pointrnert .-4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Mrs Gco. Wood. the wife Of the ahsooadins
cigar merchant. was left in very siraiienod cir,
cumsianoes An old lurIa1iHs has 80 far relieved
the lady 5 pecuuiarv wants H-a--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The San Francisco Dramatic Company Is al.
yeriisei 10 arrive in this city on the Sth inst; J.
Wiseman. the local dramatic agent. will manage
preliminaries for the hrst appearance
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Mr.. Harry Dimoad has entered a clipper Yacht,
for the races on the 18th. and in answer TO ques-
tons regarding the name OF his craft be boihers
his friends BY SAYING; You'll Find Out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The number 81 iiquor shops at Hflo are now In
league with no license Why saddle Us with
hosass and increase the numhers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Mr. Arundel passed through on the Australian
steamer last Sunday. Mr.. Arundel uas en- rJuis
for New Zealand where he will meet his Yacht
Mrs Arundel and family remain in California.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Bailding is at a s;Andstill in town at present.
The outlook fo- good times being 50 dubious that
snail capitalists consider dollar in hand Is bet
ter than two in prospective, ~ the TroasuIy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The doughnui party at the Yosemite skating
rink. Queen street the evening Of the oih inst
was a great sacoees- The large audience present
seemed to thoroughly appreciate the occasion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The late Indictment weather has put the RoIle-
Coaster in stats Of quiei1ds- The Perlod Of
the Virgins storms having passed, better weather
may nov be looked for BY intending patrons.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The Mutual Telephone Company Is progressing
IN the work OF c1nnectin. subscribers with the
main 0iice, the major portion being nov IN com
Inuuioation with the silver JOnCued operator u:
The Central
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The priEs cups. three in number, offered ly The
directors Of the H. Y. r. c. TO viciors IN the race,
on TIE 18th, arr nov on exhibition in d window o.
J. NJ Dat & Cos store
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25
BORN
DIED

AZ waIuk-, Mz-i Feb-zz-r I-jh ISss % the wife Of
Henry b. TTe-1wuy. dsnrhtes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The rain Of the End and sSrd inst Svelled the
streams sufficiently to allow The roar OF Maikuha-
lalulu falls TO be heard in town on the evening Of
/ the latter date.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The condition Of the sidewalks IN many parts Of
the town during the late rain wss most disgrace
ful, and could not but cause strangers a well as
tursauinas 70 havaa very poor opinion Of the 6n-
cry OF ability Of the Road Supervisor.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The health Of Mr.. Henry COrnEell Of WaikApu,
Mani Is reported as being very poor at present and
Is likely 10 assume q more serious aspect. Ihe
many friends of the old gentleman will greatly
Gre; his Illness
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The branches orerhansing the fencs Surround
Ing the grounds leased by Hon ]. NJ hspela,
situated on Nuuanr stree, are decidedly dan
reruus to passers BY. A public man should have
some regard for the welfare of the pablo q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

May 2Sra is the day now set fer the crcai =
mile running race al kapiOlani park betUOfr
: Eve. Maid z : Austral Billy and -el-ol
olel GIFT ~a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

Members OF the centls- sex who have perfected
themselves IN roller skating viii hare opPoriE-
ntv TO compete for prizes offered BY M. Wall. the
manager Of the Yosemite rink at that place Of
amusement on the evening OF the 9Th inst
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

The anniversary Of the organisation Of the 10
-,i--Ir TrcFt and Boat Club VIII be celsbratsd On
r. 81 inst The Myrtle Cub and also the lolani
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

TEE AnWA Y-At wailnku. Msui, March isth, ISL,
rnEsrs ELrE, infant danrhttr q Henrv .. and Ellen
r-aaluzr. AGED mozih and day
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25

rhs Aisr--su b-uzShl on her freight lis, from
san Frane-sco So So IN {. 5. sold coin.
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ISLAND LOCALS.


AErr1 rcwN
sharks hrr plentiful at present " she Cairxnce
10 tho hz-hor.
by ths lEa-sia the "orrbAn'' returned to the
land Of his adopsi0u-
o.. thu fourth s.aEe will be found several ieciS-
ip'zs q special inssrssa-
AIRS. me-. Il. Davies hasrna,ie very slight iu.
pruveneu' during the EeFk-A
Tbs ship Ms9ryss, SAILED FROM here on the Issh
IN ballast for Eanaino B. G.s=a
The tark Cifbsgses sAilesi ftSni san Francisco
fer this port on flip ltth inst,
-A--a
Ths Aisrssu b-uzshl on srfreisbt lis, from
san FranS-sco s. lsSs IN {. 5. sold oo'n-
The Kinz. accompanied by his Depuiy Chamber
lsin, 'ras present II ths l,eciure last evsning.
A heavr kunA bars upon Maui las; week
Heayy rain fen, with thuuoer and dRatning.
Mr.. 1. Nav rvturued by TIE aletseia Iookis1,
much improved BY his short visit % ne Coast
Picnic parties over the Pail, on The i5th instant,
returned &c toza in 4 decidedly dantr condition.
Tareruicr. the arts. is tnsily enszes in putting
the finishing touches uPen a Incs1Ve nf ne Pail,
AlE LfNllAl aTNtftNl tlNENlA EENl~
cisco March 18Th, 20 days passage trna this port
ne Hawaiian schooner ,Jessst NJ ilgrr sailed
tTuu this po-t Tor Fanningss Island On the 1S;h
inst.
he Rsv. c. Il simeon p-eachsa !, 81. Andrews
pro CathedrHl on Sunday evening. His style Is
colloquial and bright
The numbers on the express lanups are fast fad
inE from view. The Minister of Interior neclects.
CT forrets. his own ordinances,
Consul Mckinley has large mail in waiting Tor
the [. s 5. Harifsi. The vessel Is daily sIract-
ed IN port here from The Sozfh.
The Pm. 5. S. Cify ~ Nepr Tsrk- viii Dc due
here. from San Francisco, on the 18Th inst. She
bTinrs Tot of Chinese passengers
The Deputy Marshal endeayored 10 sazain 4
reoord Is an opium raider on the evening 81 The
eend irst. but be was little slew
Inc bon bon parry at tAe STATING Iink last
evening was well attended and decided Success,
large number Of ladies beng present.
A vote Of thanks should have been p7opaSed
last evening to Professor Nayland- Outsiders
could not inertere but wheys was the Committee;
Postmasier-Gencral Whitney p1oolaims the es-
Enlistment Of postal Money Order system b.
tween Hong kone and Honolala. 10 80 into effect
April lsi-
Postmaster GiensEai whitney Is arranging iur
publication. cards OF al the Hasaiian postage
stamps eTtant Quite novel present to foreign
friends
May sSra is the day now set for the croai Il
mile running race at hapiOlani Hark betz OFn
$ Eva. Maid z : Austral Eilly- and sI1ol-
o1el Gift
The rain Of the End and sSrd inst. svelied the
streams sufficiently to allow the roar OF WaikEha-
alulu falls TO be heard in town on the evening Of
the latter date.
The pms cnps. three in number, offered l,y the
directors Of the II. Y. +. C. viciors in the races
on TIE 18th, are now on exhibition in q window OF
j. ". Dat 8 Co.'S stora.