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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
PASSENGERS.

Prom Kauai and way ports, per r Bishop April -
Capt EuslisE. Miss j Johnson, Il Biudt. Biudt
mann.
FoF san Francisco, per NariPo-a April tl-Judgr
Rising. Hobbs aud wife, Mr. Mills and child, Mfs
Hopper. Mics u Hopper Mr. " l. Hopper aud child.
W l. Tolcr, Mr. 7 Lack, Mr. 7 MeCrosscu aud .
children, u Jcwgtt and wife: Il J Mccoy and
wife, Mis- I sachs, ! N swuEzY, II kenles, Capt
LOuure, wife and children, Geo spadiu-, Major
Hammond, g. Motley, father Albert. 4 Brt-sloek,
wood, A lIIuEla 7 Maloury, d Maloney, 7 Muldoon,
u Norris Milc- h Smith, J Il Merrill. Il q Baker NJ
Moran, Murray, Hamilton, T Hoyt. Homrr, II
IS Kruger, II Ilbis, wife and son.
POT Ho4okas, per Ivalhni, April l5-s Maeaulcy, A
Gearing u ? Sanford Mr. Lewis.
For san Francisco per CaIbaricu. April TT
Dali wife aud children,
From san Francisco. per City OF sydney April 49,
Mics Richardson, and ~ Chine-e in the steeragC.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Kinsu, April Is-lis
Majesty the King. Col Claus sprrokels, Hon 5 vii
der, Co Adams. GOV Booth HE IL Paul Neumauu.
.an u \, 4 WIdgmEnn' Ia 1 Ms Naiamara
Ldcate, A Marshall Odcrkirk J Reut0n. Geo W
T. Kappa. s KauaiiH, Dr. 5 Z Craddock. : " Eali,
Mis- Alice Heutou, Master Il II Bccklcy. Miss Hattie
Nolw1u, Mics Annie nowsttt, % Make, wife and
From Maui aEd MoIokai, per LikClikc. April Is-Rey
Alexander MackutOsh His EE Gov o Dpminis T
Reuter- Pahai. Mr. Kuwaiku II sheldon. o Tuua. {
Williams, Mr. Barnard. Mr. 7 SurensGu, Hon
Carter Mr. Hanks and child MI Wolf, g II tfrrch,
hvpoikai. Hon Ashbury, Hon " kHlua, Rev Father
y lautrr, W u Bailey, A Bamc-, II kapu.
From Maui and Hawaii. per " e Hall April Mr.
Rev Bishop Of Honolulu. Mr. Willis Rev e b ST
neon, ilugh y simeon, capt I" i g Jackson aid con.
+ smith. John Ezra, Smith, Mrs. Taliagt. Captain 7
smith and wife, Mr. Lane
Prom Kauai. per Planter. April lg-lirv A Forbc-
Rev A Il smith, Rev Father Lcgnore J } Chapman,
Naanao, Alex Young, ST. Miss Ahuna, Mrs. Aioua.
For the Colonies, per City Of sydney, April 81
Itmuu + Duuscomb-, Count + Morbuttcr, Dr. T
C1wun. il Coke, II c Dunsc0mbe.
For MoIokal and Maui. per Likclikc April 2l-IIou
" Kaluh. Decker j Marlin, Mckenzie, + Kay
muuu. Mr. Nakamura.
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The occasion. too, Was . solemn md impressive
one. for the Order Of Krighthood vas being COD
ferred upon one Who had been a valiant soldier
the battie Of commerce, and had sent brave cap
tains to extend the aid Of American SHIPS to Ha-
vaiian exporters and importers. He over shom
the above words were spoken, ard who was In the
presence Of the brilliant company dubbed Knight
OF the Order Of KalAkaua. is EdvNrd L. q. Steele.
and he who spoke the solemn words and struck
him on the shoulder with the knightly sword Tor
that which is mightisrl is II. W. Severance, Con
sui of His Majesty kalakara, King Of the Hawaiian
Islands, Master Of the Order OF kalskaaa, etc
There is no report Of the girding of Sir Edward
with sword but that IS not so important in these
days of peace a. an eloquent speech, which Sir
Edward made in reply to the knishtly remarks Of
Consul Severance. II there were dry ewes among
those assembled TO witness the imposing and
solemn ceremony. the fact has not been mentioned
in any report. Among those who ase thought TO
have been agitated, as they were present AZ the
ceremony and partook Of refreshments, are the
following: Messrs. Montague, Bendell, Tillman,
Sadler, Welch, Dimond, BoArdman. Grinbaum,
Jones, Alexander, Hochkoder. Low. Steele. Gibbs
: Bacon, Gen TurnbuIl. Capt. AldridCe Messrs.
Severance, J. W. Taylor, Moore, Poihemus. and J.
Buck--S. p. BHile'iH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
A Comprehensive Tour.

VI lttmann and his friend Count Morebutter,
who have recently visited Maui, have made very
comprehensive tour since they left Holland, May
3lst lssi list of the cities they have visited
will let the GAZETTE readers have some idea of how
thorough it has been. The first point reached was
New York then came Philadelphia, Washington,
Cape MAY, Long Branch, Albany. Pittsburg and a
look at the oil country, Buffalo and Niagara,
Kingston, Ontario Montreal, Quebec, the White
Mountains, the AdirOudacks, with a little shooting
thrown in: Saratoga, Boston, Baltimore, Laurel
Cave, the Natural Bridge, Louisville, Mammoth
Cave Chicago, Minneapolis, Yellowstone Park.
Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Yosemite Valley.
wards and visited Peru. Chile, crossed the Andes,
took in Rosario, Buenos AyTes, Monte Nideo, did
Brazil, Barbados, st. Thomas, Cuba and then
took IN New Orleans and the exhibition. After
leaving Honolulu they intend to visit the Austria
Ian Colonies especially Queensland. They will
make short stay in Java, and will then travel
through British India and then home by the Snez
Canal. When completed this will undoubtedly
pFOy1 "a very cUmDTC henslye tour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Entertainment at the Lresum

A number Of our young lads have formed them
selves into a small boat club; "Ihe Myrtle Boat
Club, Jr.' In order to gather funds for the insti-
tuition an entertainment was given Monday
evening at the Lycsum, and large audience was
present to assist both financially and with applause
81 100 Mr.. ). NJ. Damon presented the members
Of the club to the audience in few graceful words.
Miss Nellie Warehouse gave comic reading:
Paddy and the Owl" Miss Hattie Levers neIt
reCitel poem which was followed by reading
by Mrs. W. W. Hall, "rhe Heavens arc Falling,
and Miss May Atherton read clever turning of
the Little llatchet Story. After the readings
Mcssrs ). NJ Damon and L. II. Davies exhibited a
Magic Lantern, the pictures calling forth loud ap'
plause. An adjournment for refreshments was
then made, and ice cream, cake and soda water
rapidly disappeared: the little Mattresses having all
they could do TO supply the eager crowd. Finally
the entertainment closed with exhibition of the
enjoyable Punch and Judy, capitallY managed by
Masters Give Davies and Teddie wRterhOuse: how
the Youngsters did laugh TO be sure. The affair
proved brilliant success, the audience was pleased
and so the club, which realized a little over
seventy-hyg dollars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

hardly If ever below the snow line and the travel
Ter has to feel his way often along Lodges Of roek
or over swinging wooden bridges many hundreds
of feet above the rushing torrent In the wider
parts of the valleys We meet with the Inhabitants
brave. patient race Of Tadiik, j. e OF lranian
blood. distinct in language as they are N ma
and character from their Uzbek neighbors IN the
plains Only in the very highest belts bordering
on the snow do we find the nomadic hara-hirghiz
With their iocks and herds; but even they begin to
fei the restraint OF advancing civilization. and
Surround their winter haGnts with patches of eul-
tivated ground. Such then, are few OF the lead
inc features Of this country, which will be found
fnllr irnltei Of in the lltest knsslan works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Sir Edwsrd L. G. steele.

dis Majesty kalakaui having commissioned
me with the agreeable honor Of comforting upon
you ia his name tue decoration d the Knight
Commander q the Orler Of Kalakaua, now take
ing you with this decoration, and His Majesty
desires me to convey 70 you his expressions Of per
s0nal regard and appreciation u the enterprising
spirit manifested by you when President o. the
Oceanic Steamship Company in aiding ~ establish
this line, whose steamers have contributed largely
to develop business and promote speedy intercourse
with tue Hawaiian Islands This order having
been Instituted by His Majesty and tins decoration
presented in his mime as q testimonial in recogui-
tioa % services rendered the State. Il gives me
pleasure 10 carry out His M4iesty's command and
~ offer you ny congratulations, and on this coca
~ offer the toast. The health Of His Majesty,
The Grand Sovereign Of the Order
There vas stiffness in the rOJm IS these words
were pronounced, for the room vas the Consulate
Of the Kingdom Of Hawaii, and the words were
those Of the representative Of King kalakaua.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Papaibou Sugar Company Of HiiO have
accepted a charter and, under its provisions
elected the following gentlemen as the frst officers
of the corporation: President L. G. Hitchcock;
vice president, C. II. Wetmore; treasurer, j. b.
Anterior: secretary, G. f. Whitakel; auditor, c.
II. WetmDre
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The widOg OF the late Governor Kipi of Hilo,
died at Puuen on Monday night April 18th. The
wailiug that occurred at the time Of Mrs. Kipi's
death reused nil Hilo from their slHmbers and was
continued with intermission till long after the
fnIernl ON MnnlaN Afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Mn EMBELLISHMENTS.
Assignees' Sale abduction.

The UNDERSIGNED. AssIGNEEs
Il o. the Estate Of A. W. RICHARDSON. will oscr
20 sale Al the Auction Rooms Of Lyons a Lrvry. uN
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of Nay, At u NJ, the foluwn.
Lots OF Land. situated al kapahulu, the same being
portion OF Land Commission Award No. s.a5q. The
qt- arc Nos and OF kapahuu. aiac-nt 70 kapi1hni
Park and contain. In all. Acres and ~ ~ and
July described In deed from J. NJ Mo- sartHt \.
W Ricbardson. and recorded In her ~ hBrr- 81 ~
and 80 in the Registrar OF Deeds Odcr The lots are
dne a. there are in the Park and would make very
desirable lot 70 build On, aud sold subject TO
mortgage Of $50. PARKE 4 SMITH.
Assigsc-- of A. ". Richardson.
InuolElu April nth. f~Si
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

On Sunday Mrs. McKibbin reached the slst
year OF her age. 4 large number OF friends Wis
tied the estimable lady during the DAY, and she
was able to receive them, and showed no signs OF
fatigue even in the evening. The GAZETTE offers
its congratulations to the worthy lady and hopes
that she may survive to see many more Of her
birthdays marked with respect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The " Honolulu Rifles, under command of Capt.
Aldrich, have been making rapid progress toward
the standard Of drill desired for their first appear
ance. Il Is proposed by the Company to give an
exhibition drill at tue Central Park Rink ON May
Gill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Some evil -minded scOundrels have been doing
willfuI damage in Thomas Square by pulling up
young plants, damaging shrubs, and 50 forth. A
few nights ago the gang walked of with one Of the
vheelbarrows- The police should keep eye on this
place. An effort is being made to produce pretty
piece Of public ground and if the effort Is spoiled
through the malicious mischief of an unthinking
party Of hoojlums, why the sooner the hoodlums
are raked in the better.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Y.M.C.A A.

At the regular meeting Of the Y, NJ. c. A. last
Saturday. the following gentlemen were appointed
o. serve on the various committees:
On dcvOtiou-W. A. Bowen. 2. c. Jones, Jr.,
Hon. A. i. Judd. Dr.J. NJ. Whitney, J. 5. South
wick and J. b. Athert1u.
On TcmperAnce-P. Q. Jones, Jr., J. Cassidy,
]. A. Dover and W. 5. Brash.
On Nisitation-E. C. Damon, Hon. /. McCully.
J, 4. DOwJr, Capt. G. Lees, j. Cassidy, ]. ".
Robertson, and A. +. Cooke.
Ga lnvitauou-Wm. Clark, ;. 4. Mann, ]. =.
Southvick Oscar White, William Dover. Mr..
kuuake. W. d. Alexander. Jr-, W. Pollmorc, ].
Hilton, Ihos. Williams, VS.. Br0sh, Thos Seyerin,
G. 4. Cruzigr aud J. b. Gibson.
Ou EniCrtainmuuts-Ihe II. Davies, 7. c,
Jones. Jr, W. 4. Kinney, (. A, Jones, W. W. Hall
and +. A. Chapman.
On Employmeni.-N. F. Burgess, h. F. DiIling-
ham, and A. +. Cooke.
On Reading Room-Dr. C. NJ HYDE Rev, W
G. Merritt, and L. G.. Ihrum.
On Finance-C. NJ. Cook, 7. C. Jones Jr.. and
Theo. II. Davies.
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The natural wonder. the Volcano. is being fairly
well patronized Of late, quite number Of nota
ble people paying a visit tbither. Yesterday
another large party left this city for Hawaii pei
steamer kfHzH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Mr.. James Morgan acting as Auetioneer for Mr..
E. Z. Adams will sell At noon on next Saturday
the 18th inst the plant and entire outfit of the
Daily and Weekly Hrir1iiun newspaper. EK-
pected support which the manager Of the paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

had reason to believe he would recsiye, not being
forthcoming, be has acted in his Judgment to the
benefit of the stockholders and turned the plant
over TO the principal creditors who have ordered
49, Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
WOODLAND PROPERTY
On Beretania and Bingham SITS.

LuT SO -. 100 fa.i fsanf and 20 frgi deep. sith
a FIrs House and out Buiidluzs. stable. tafrisr.
i6lsr &c upon &c. nod j. the property laicH occupied
HH Rev y n rfurIu. IhH House b. comparatively
HHH b. Iu Doc usfr and uIIl D. open Tor inspeffo1
flr unv prrsuu dr-rir- geo FisE o.. The upset prizes
flr fhia -pIrnJId piece of pfuurffY viii be- tHas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Ian nfrTFN Fakr md
~ ,,bas so The gans walked Of with one Of the
liS,-,,s The ,,oIira shruId keer an . ve on mi.
rio-a an effort Is being made to produce urctty
me-, ~ p1bIic ground and If the effort ia Spoiled
.t.i n y, I;.;ors r,;scbief ~ an n,tbinking
,,3 ~ bnojinms Tbv the sooner m. booums
- raltsi in ne better
Dr Frank Cou,ar The anthor of ga visit To Hale
r,aun,au In VERSE and other poeus. member of
-, s,- Jab,sS1,'s I1ira,e secrsts,r to,rist
,iI -. ,,1J s,fb,r o,J rbo vac inst he
si1rinS, ~ 10 knov-n and annreriated by t,-ople
~ - ~ r,,rv ,T,aiitief n had and beart
"a, me -, ~ ~ s.,rsr 81, ~ So. on the
s1.L -. = - -. =. Ist..I;,1 IA ;-;,h ,ho in
is,til, ~ tli, s,,J s,ri,,, around The rirrle
sJ ~ ~ y. t'Ai''N '''4 s"'i4n ''Ou '
VI ''i'
The Hawaiian public have a great treat in store.
Miss Annis Montague and Mr.. Charles Turner are
at present precluded from playing at the Music
Hall in consequences of an agreement made by the
prupTietors with the san Francisco Dramatic 20.
Both Miss Montague aud Mr.. Turner have estab
lished for themselves q great reputation in the
Australian Colonies, and Honolulu is looking anI-
l1usy forward TO he1r the one great sonstress she
has produced, now that she returns with the lau-
III il5 IN ~, and tbsTe ia eTsTv hon Of their
commencement next week. should the theatre
Company 90 to the other Islands.
-
- lIie IN ~ H. = Ea,sss Sss re-, ,bnr
9nf,blv oy.rhanied by Messrs. Sorepson Il Lyle,
mi fGrf,d ~ H. IN GOOD condition. ON Monday
tb NM, ,y,s ,IarI oI, the Marine Railwny for ex
animation uhJer he water line Mr.. Rowe has
SHARED neither pains nor expense in making her a
gs,T,iin,, re;stet ND name cbSrSs5 IN an
~ i, b,,,l7r ~ M, ,rner's yrife Her first wy.
ace will be 10 Hong Kong. for which port she has
-, ,,torIi grI retnTr 10 Honoinln The briO
win ke UpiisT commend Of Cvni. Holland.
4 voting native woman named Akahi, while at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Corporation Notice 7

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ that at meeting held IN Iiln al the cice % C.
H. Weimorc, the 9h day of April ISIS, Of the sub
serbcrs 20 the stock Of the Papaknu Su-ar Company
limited, u was voted 10 accept the Charter Of iucur
potation granted to them their associates and
sors on the 9h day OF March ts under the corporate
name and style Of the
PAPAIKOU SUGAR co. LIMITED,
And that said Corporation under said Charter there
upon or-anizedisef and elected the following officers
GMiteheoek-.s.-...ss..s. ..s....ss President
u Metunore--.. ..---s Y Tee Igfsi 4rut
u Athcrton ..........................Trr Treasurer
Mhltakel---s.-ss --...s-.-.Se crglary
Z II Netrnore-.... Auditor
Notice Is further given that Ga accordance with the
provisions Of said Charter No stakeholder shall be-
liable for the debts Of the Corporation beyond the
amount which may be duc upou the share or shares
held or owned By them u. Z. WHUTAKEL-
Secretary.
Hilo. April 10th, 1855. iu5s b
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COM MERorAL.
RoYoLTTr- Ipprr :.

2 . = ~
Business has not improved in the least decree during
the past week the si-us Ct the times being well d.
pzycd by the do1rvays Of the various estab.hmsut.
being occupied BY proprietor in search Of customer
Commercially there has been but little 10 note since
a-u being the only ripple really noticeable uron the
placid surfaces q export import trade By he Cify
81 sydney which arrived here on the 1qth ms irfof
rfiea % sugar.
Tbs o. 5 ;. Alameda is due to-day from san Fran
ei-Cn with mails and news dates TO the I5th int
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

II. T. Il. Princess Liliuolalani left town on tbe
18th inst for trip around Oahu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Pcis has been laid up in ordinary. The Flea
takes her place in active service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

DR.. y. b. Emerson has been elected commander
OF Post Geo. de Long G. 4. Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

II will be quite refreshing when first class dra-
matte company does perform at the Music Hall, TO
reld the critiques then offered By the local papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The bids which were asked from, not only Homo
lulu, but also San Francisco, mechanics for the
building OF storage reservoir, have not yet been
announced to the public.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The regular annual meeting Of the British Ben
eynent Society will be held on Thursday evening
the 23rd inst, at the rooms Of the British Club.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Monday May 18th is the day set for proving tue
will Of the late August Unua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Mutual Telephone Company has its lines
in working order, subscribers are much pleased at
the polite and agreeable manner in which the seq
vice Is rendered
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The will Of the late Thomas Cummius will be
proved before Chief Justice Judd on NAV 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Gazette returns thanks to Judge Austin 70
a copy Of Patent laws Of this kingdom.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

In answer to a correspondent the infOrmltio is
given that the champion course on the Paramatta
river, \. 5. W. is a straightawav one, miles $50
yards in length.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

On Monday afternoon Lord ElphinstOne and
Mr.. Ashbury, NJ +. were driven up 20 the Mauso-
lcum in one Of his Majesty carriages. Col. c. II.
Judd showed them over the building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Tie IHgiirrH Church Chronicle will be ready for
distribution on the 2nd Of May. The coming nun
Der promises TO be Of interest TO readers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The International Restaurant closed its door
Saturday evening last, owing 10 the pressure o.
the times. The balance ON the wrong side of thu
ledger totals up $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Rev. L. c. Oggel, the pro ifu. pastor Of til,
Bethel Church. has received a call from the congrU
CATION TO accept the regular pastorship.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The following gentleman are nov the officers Of
Post Geo. DE Long G. A. H.. Commander, DR.. n.
b. Emerson; vice do, J. White; Officer Of the Day,
Joseph Tildeu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Lord Elphinstone and Mr.. Ashbury, NJ. p, left
for Hawaii yesterday by the HIM" intending to
visit the volcano. They will return to sail for the
Coast by the steamer of May lst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Mr.. Girvin intends to leave these islands on the
steamer sailing Nav 1st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The Honolulu Rifles have another drill on the
evening Of the 18th inst. full attendance Is de
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The theatrical troupe still hold the fort at the
Music Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

The old tug PIE has been placed in rotten row
for the pre- ent, the Elem now doing duty in her
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

1he band concert at Emma Square on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst, was well attended and
the pieces on the programmes, which programmes
we're very badly printed were given with care by
tlfs r.srfRrrUsrz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

On Saturday next the gamblers arrested by Mar
shall SOper and his assistants will have their cases
tried in the Police Court
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

A member Of the Salvation Army passed through
Honolulu In the Cify " SgdHsy. He was on his
way to Join the corps in New Zealand. Heaven
grant that no division of these fanatics shDuld
ever make a landing on these shores.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

ioiani College re-opened Friday, April 18th,
The school was well filed and there Is every pros
pcCt Of a successful term ahead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

A whale bark. surpassed to be the Errop1. from
New Bedford, Is off the port this morning az We
" 4. ms
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
PORT OF HoNoLuLu.

Arrived.
Arf ia-PNss City OF sydney, Dearborn. FROM ssu Fn
Sailed
Apr 10 Mariposa, Hayward, for S-r Francesca
l5-Am tom Eva, Nickmhn, for = Francisco
L. Am BIZ Caihariru. Hubharve. X san Franriseo
1a-PMss City 81 sydney sr4e- com f5r toiofie.
VesSels,<-l1fs -.
An hkinc Eureka. Lee Nlhl
An steam hktut MurIL,clSta, Uys,-
Nnr ship lmprrafor lN =
An sehr VIM Itcutg1f E-eben
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

! The British Consular Gag was placed at half
mast Sunday in honor Of the late Mr.. Thomas
] & furnrntul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

See small Supplement for balance of late inter
esting foreign news-Franoe and China, and Eng
land Russia and the Soudan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
Mortgagee's
Notice of Sale
On Saturday, the End Day Of Nay

Nru advertisements.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
HAWAII.

sharp shock of earthquake was lelt at Hilo on
Wednesday April 18th, at three minutes Of twelve
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22
ISLAND LOCALS.


h06SNtN6
ABOUT TovS.
The theatrical troupe still hold the fort at the
Music Hall.
Mr.. Girvin intends to leave these islands on the
steamer sailing MAY LIST,
Monday May 18th is the day set for proving the
will Of The late August Unna.
DR.. y. b. Emerson has been elected commander
OF Post Geo. de Long G. 4. Il.
The Pie has been laid up in ordinary. The El.u
takes her place in active service.
H-R.H. Princess Liliuollalani left town on the
18th inst. for trip around Oahu.
The Ggs,ifs returns thanks to Judge Austin for
a copy Of Patent laws Of this kingdom.
The will of the late Thomas Cammins will be
proved before Chief Justice Judd on MAY 18th.
The Honolulu Rifles have another drill on the
evening Of the 18th inst. full attendance Is de
sired.
The old tug PIE has been placed in rotten row
for the Pre- ent, the Ellen now doing duty in her
place.
A whale bark surpassed to be the Erropl. from
New Bedford, is of the port this morning We
co to press
The British Consular DAG was placed at half
mast on Sunday in honor Of the late Mr., Thomas
Cummins
A slight drop in the price of sugar, per Manila
basis was the news by steamer. Califoruil will
reap rich wheat harvest.
On Saturday next the gamblers arrested by Mar
shall SOper and his assistants will have their cases
tried in the Police Court.
The o. $. S. Mariposu sailed from this port for
san Francisco on the 18th inst, with full cargo
and Z number Of passengers.
SEE small Supplement for balance of late intor-
estiug foreign news-France and China, and Eng
land, Russia and the Soudan.
ioiani College re-opened Friday, April 18th
The school was we'll filed and there Is every pros
pect Of a successful term ahead.
Mrs Davies Is decidedly improving in health.
The physicians in charge report considerable al
vance during the past three weeks.
Tonight the Central Park rink will undoubtedly
be- well filled with spectators TO witness the five
mile race for championship medal.
The Rev. L. c. Osgel, the pro TEN. pastor Of tine
Bethel Church, has received call from the congrU-
CATION TO accept the regular pastorship.
The IHgiirnu Church Chronicle will be ready f0r
distribution on the 2nd Of MAY. The coming nun
Der promises to be Of interest TO readers.
The regular annual meeting of the British Ben
eynent Society will be held on Thursday evening
the 23rd inst at the rooms Of the British Club
UF -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

Robust and blooming health in Hop bittCrs,
American Co.'S and no family can afford To be
without them. Read advertisement.