The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-04


sufficient 70 cause the Minister Of Interior to peti-
u0u the official 10 devote little Of his orr time 10
'he roads which he Is supposed to supervise.
since the advent of the kite living season tl,.
various telephone wires have become the repository
fot thread, strings. sticks, paper and the other
component which make up the modern kite. much
70 'ls alseoiniort OF various aerial eHpermeutors
Beautiful moonlight nights. such as a.e not OK
] peElenced N any other portion q the globe. If
L4yeFnltE or strong should put such nights on
J S-uvls the pictures would be thought exaggerated
] Moonlight baths as well sunlight baths. are
I here, 10 order.
/ Prof. Francis Wayland of Yale College. Will lee.
I ture Tuesday evening, March 24th. His subject
VIII be parliamentary Government with anecdotes
! q the English Parliament The lecture Will be
gwen IN and Of the funds ofshe Woman's Christian
1 temperance Union.
There is a healthy rivalry existing between
Marshal Slp,r and Colonel Iaukea relative 10 the
s!opplce Of the unlawful traffic in opium Tie
MARSHAL depends on couple Of police captains
iaE assistance, Col Iaukea has the aid of the
/ entire Customs corps.
Mr. I. Il. Miles. the well known horse dealer. had
the misfortune 70 lose by death OF the morning OF
tie = Oh Clt, the thoroughbred stallion "BaZaar-'
% which he was the owner, the horse diving from
inflammation of the bowels The stallion was valu-
cd al $500 and had a good racing record.
The EggilsA!e Life Insurl1cs c. Il Na.g YgEl.- =.
~. On alla 81 ones . ClartyrriLt = ~
local agent, has record equalled by few insurauce
companies and surpassed By none, and has done
the largest yearly business Of any company. The
policies are non-forfeItablc and indisputablg.
The Whaling barks G4-sHs Hus,rr. N,s,5r.8r.
l..7ri.-, F'ss'i1lg, = 4, Ha-'1H7, Mas, CrJs
HHr1 F.graH, join Carer. IH5rrr Hiets. HITif-
".... N|flr lTrT e SASHA, Ocean, IhFTlTuf Bar
g.. j.. 7. Herman and the stean-whaler Bs7rf-
..rf, are expected TO touch here before going
North
The present -tFrsgffssI editor following II, the
deep imprint left by his predecessors, favors the
readers q that paper with a nauseous sensation
allsIn Of hogs and horses, With his pen be even
polgtes the streams that supply the town with
drinking water; and for what end: Go, visit the
leper settlement
Mrs john Magoon. an old and respected re-
slde1t departed this life for the LAND Of shadows
az her residence In this city on the 18th ut. The
cause q death was mGlarial pneumonia. Deceas-
ed was buried from the Bethel church at $50
o'clock on the afternoon Of the 18th ult. the tu-
neral being attended by large coucourse Of
mourning friends.
a sight TO make them laugh or weep was that
when three such men As Messrs. J. %. Carter. ]
Hymau and lheo. II. Davies met poor John ka- |
pena called Minister Of Finance for the purpose
Of discussion. The gentlemen first mentioned
are full Of their subject poor John does rot know
the a. b. C. OF anything let alone finance. Ii must
have been q shaEy time with him. He depended |
quently referred.
The small BOYS OF the place do not seem to be |
degeneratlng they show a commendable amount |
Of energy. Three Of the fraternity BERTHE Mist j
Harry Mist and Alatau Atkinson Jr. saved their /
pocket money up bought lumber. built themselves 1
with theiI own hands canoes, each fourteen feet
long and last Saturday successfully yoyaged down /
from the Marine Railway 20 Waikiki in their own /
crafts. TINS IS enterprise and no mistake and We /
commend the little chaps for the energy they have
shewu. The trip was made in an hour, which was !
by no means bad time.
The -soller Coaster one OF the latest additions
10 the local amusements was operated publicly, |
for the first time, the afternoon of the 9th ult
and advantage was taken Of the occasion. by King
and commoner 20 enjoy fine ride at the rate OF
10 miles per minute. The general public contrib
uted 70 the Golfers q the Company on Saturday
night and since. The affair is not an addition to
the comfort Of residents in the reighborhOod, the
formerly quiet Beretania street now being the
scene of uproaE and not by the continuous crowd
that Is attracted to this new amusement
Ii is stated. but of course not advertised. that
DR. Webb, who was recently appointed to the
Lepgr Hospital, salary $500 year, has also been
appointed TO take charge of the Insane Asylum, I
salary Slr-J1 year and further that the same
guutlemeu had been nominated Medical Inspector
Of Schools, salary unknown. The Government !
seem 20 know how 70 look after their own when
they md the right men. Looking az the salaries !
given, wnere has been the economy made by get
tors and there hardly seems any necessity for null
t.plyiug in one mans hands.let all have a chance !
especially the young men.
= ceremony Of note took place III ST. Andrews
pro Cathedral last Sunday afternoon. At one
o clock four children were Christened. That IN
itself i no wonderful event. The four children,
however, were all great grandchildren OF Mrs
Humphreys and grand children of rs.Robeztson,
Both G-gat Grandmother. and Grandmother were
present. The children baptized were those Of
Mrs i. A. Schaefer. and Mrs. Lawrence, dauch-
iers of Mrs Robertson. and those of Messrs. J.
W. Robertson and q. II. Robertson her sons. 1t
is seldom that such ceremony has been per
formed under such circumstances. Honolulu may
well be proud OF the longevity Of her inhabitants
and the best wishes OF the GAZETTE offered to
the four GENERATIONS who assisted at the service
vi last Sunday. To Great Grandmother and
Granda other that they may long be spared to see
others Of their descendants, to the fathers and
mothers that they may see not only these children
grow up, but may see chidrsns' children, and f.
nay 70 the little strangers that they may find the
path Of life. which Is 50 stony smoOthed for them
1s they journey along 1t.
KAUAI.
Col. Spalding's 1ume at Kealia, which has re-