The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-24

M W. o. smith is beginning 10 get quite a
as brisk
During the past week the steamer Planter has
undergone thorough overhauling. and resumed
\ her trips to Kauai.
1t is undoubtedly well known. at this date that
The coming anniversay Of American Independence
falls on Saturday.
Messrs- Lyons d Levey viii sell at auction next
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, the hawaiian bred stall
lion Young Gator
The Hawaiian Mission Children Society, will
meet at the residence Of Mr.. W. W. Hail. WAIKIKI
Saturday evening June 9th ~
The usual Gospel Temperance meeting VIII be
held al The Bethel vestry next Saturday evening
At 80 o'clock. All are invited.
An attempt has been made to Elk the Pauoa
| ALLEY lane by laying little black sand it.
Mondays rain created the usual six inch sludge.
There will be a special meeting of stockholders
OF the Naiauae Sugar Co, held at the office Of
Hon. II. A. Widemann at 10 am. on tho 18th inst.
wilder's Steamship Co have made some in,por
tant changes in their time table which the travel
ing public will do well to note, and they will not
get left
Rain showers have been plentiful during the
past three or four days and in consequence the
hills put on more greenery and the roads display
more mud
The band concert at Emma Square on the after.
noon Of the sOth inst, was well attended. the
weather being propitious, and the numbers OF the
programme were, as usual, well performed
A correspondent writes 'the james l. Doirssif has
the monopoly Of the cattle trade from Molokai.
The Honolulu butchers have ordered all cattle 70
be shipped by her instead of by the MoLuli.
The cases of small po1 at the Quarantine ground
have not vet been increased from the original
four. One OF those FIRST affected has died and
there are three reported with feverish symptoms
His Excellency. the Governor. returned to this
city, from lahains, on the 2th inst and, Il Is
pleasure 20 state, in renewed health. II. Z. II.
Princess Liliuokalani accompanied her husband
hither.
The Lucas clock is not reliable, lately the
hours indicated by the hands Of the time piece
being mockery and snare. The public posi-
uon of the clock should cause it to be kept well
Il regulated.
Last Wednesday, the 18th inst. was the ami
versary of the battle Of Bunker Hill; both British
brave and American patriot seemed to have for.
gotten the fact there being no Sound Of revelry''
on that date.
Henry Bradley, convicted Of having opium IL
his possession. brought up before Judge
BIckeTton on the 2and instant, and received sen
tence OF SIX months imprisonment al hard labor,
and fine Of $50.
The cups won BY crews Of the Myrtle boat club
] ~ II. I'D
have been engraved with the names of the winning
crews and are exhibition al King Bros,
art gallery, Hotel street
With reference to the communication IN a con
tempo ary over the signature of :" Fred H. Haysel-
den.H the words " exculpafe" 'animadversiOn
and assurance besides the italics, betrny the
presence Of a shepherdly hand.
The scholars Of the Bethel Sunday-school had
an enjoyable time at the Waikiki residence OF Mr..
:. NJ Damon on the afternoon Of the 10th inst,
the occasion being the giving TO the juniors or
portunity TO indulge In seaside picnic
a match game Of base ball was played on the
Recreation grounds on the afternoon Of the 10th
inst, between the champions the 'Oceanics and
the e1-chsmplons 'Honclulns and resulted IN
victory for the 'Oceanics by score of II to 6.
Claims against the bankrupt estate Of G D.
Schroeder, late proprietor of the Forest market
on Hotel street and who left this country rather
suddenly by the steamer City Of SviEeg, will be
heard before Judge McCully on next Thursday,
| the 18th inst. ~
The steamer james Make took the place of the
steamer PITUffr TO holoa and Waimea, Kauai, last
week. The Mckee returned on Sunday morning
. with d large number Of passengers amclG whom
were Col. and Mrs. W. +. Allen and Dr.. and Mrs.
j. ). McGrew.
Miss Moutagus,s performance next Saturday
night promises TO be the best operate Performance
ever offered here. Besides the two talented prin-
cipals there will be q powerful and well drilled
/ chorus and the stage effects will be something
novel TO Honolulu audience.
! VIM Koran, the turtle who cut Harry Agnes
{ with knife, in the course of late dispute, was
I brought up before Judge Bickerton on the 18th
1 inst, aud received sentence of five months irn-
prisonment at hard labor and fine of $50. BE
appealed to the Supreme Court
The Spgeckels' case still d-ags lis weary length
il san Francisco. 1t is said that il would last
fortnight longer after the steamer left, Private
letters state that the case Is giving much Worry 20
Colonel Spreckels- The ChTUH5eie Is using lis op-
po-tunity TO make bitter attacks upon him.
| The band concert in honor of His EzceIency the
American Minister, at the Hotel grounds on the
evening OF the 22nd inst, was really excellent
performance and the large crowd present TO listen
10 the strains Of music were highly pleased, as
testified by the hearty and oft repeated applause.
The HlaB,sia brought several kamaainas whose
presence in Honolulu will be most welcome 10
large circles of friends: among them were Mr.. aud
\ Mrs J. I. Watarhouse Mr.. Frank Damon. Mrs.
/ W. Wilder Mr.. NJ. s. Grinbaum, Miss LOuission,
Mrs. s. J. Levey and it Is presumable that Mr.
HoffnGnC may also be counted among them.
The thanks Of the public are due TO the thought
fulness OF the party who 50 thoroughly Topped of
the lower branches Of the Bougoinvilha vine which
oyerhunc the fences on the south corner OF Bere-
taDia anu Nuuanu streets. Many line hats and
head gear were shlpVreoked at That spot not TO
mention the rufhing Of the fair vearers' temPers-
The winners Of cups, offered as prizes az the Ka-
mehameha Day races at the Parf, have received
the same from the Secretary Of the Jockey Club
! W. Il. Cornvell taking that foE EaS Riian bred
herses, mile dash, by his sorrel mare Lady
Hooker and Charles Lucas that for the > year
old Hawaiian bred horses = mile dash, by his
jim Dodd.'
The first game of polo on roller skates ever
PLAYED in the country took place at the Yosemite
skating rink on the 18th inst, the Alert and 70
semitic clubs competing. Quite crowd Of people
1-rfrTH ,r--a -1rsnh1
Won by the Yosemite after q hard tpssle. Messrs.
WraS Taylor, c. Hustsce, L. Way and J. Hopper
acted as judges
The American barkeutine E7ia arrived In port
here, from San Francisco, on the afternoon OF
the 20th inst, bringing one day later news, w:
june 7th Messrs J. NJ. Dat il d Go. obtained the
only papers brought and kindly plAoed the same
for the Inspection of press and public nothing Of
| great importance, outside Of rumors, was 70 be
found in the news columns of the dates received.
Mr.. +. L. Hsyselden, the tax assessor of the
| district Of Honolulu gives notice TO the public,
that after July Isl be will be IN his ONCE IN the
/ new building called kapuaiEa. in the rear OF Ain
olani Hale, on Monday, THURSDAY and Saturday
the hours OF s an and L noon, for the purpose
of receiving the returns of all perSons liable 10
taxation in this district
One of the cases found at the Quarantine grounds
vas r4sso5 by DR.. Webb and discovered BY ofioer
Reynolds the next morning; Another case OF II
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| auihority, DR.. TrouSSsau, who declined % say
whether il was or was not smallpox; finally the
case proved TO be before said only skin disease
Yet the sspielt 'son-in-lavh prete1l3s to be con
/ noisssur
The schools and colleges of the States having
closed for the long vacation, number of our Isl
Z and boys and girls have returned 20 then honss
to spend their holidays having completed their
course 70 take Up their life work. Among these
Il are Miss Walker and Miss Annie Walker. Palmer
/ Woods and 6. K. Wilder, all Of these have done
credit their country, as Island children almost
invariably CO.
/ Yesterday the Steamer hiaaH commenced lei
excursion trips 20 the Volcano, va heau hEn.
Quite large uuubsr OF passengers took advantage
Of the opportunity 70 visit HAEGn and f1e famed
Volcano. In fut1re the heaubau trips vll Occur
twice a month the first TUESDAY, after the 1th and
22nd OF each month. This latter arrangement Is
Z made 10 Accommodate tourists arriving By the
( Oceanic ConpaBy's steamers from san Francisco.
Z A rather cheap exhibition of Official vaior
: that shown BY the Marshal IN raidlng the
ball throwing game. called Aunt sally On the
: morning Of the 18Th inst, especially when II Is
taken into accoznt that the proprietor ofthe game
5 Is cripple. Why not the pool selling al the
Z Hotel sioppe5s Why not the betting and whisky
{ selling at the Park There mAy have been no
Z complaint but did it need 10 be complained Of.