The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-04-15

eosnine term. For the last two terms be has been
| relieved Of part Of his school work in order to
which have now advanced 50 far that close person
/ al superintendent is no longer needed
The usually correct Chinese officer who is de-
tsiled TO the artuous duties Of bellrincer at the
Police Station became 80 imbaed with the love Of
| country while listening, with his hand on the
berope, at ?. m. on the llih inst 10 the reel
al Of the last Chinese victory that be instinct
lively desired TO make a noise, and pulled TIE rope
l C1ptaiu Grabbe equelched the eTuberRnt patriot
] by pointing 10 the clock and using some French
] adieeiives- The Ere ladies did not turn on.
Volume ". No. l. Of the ever interesting Plaai-
! Crs Monthly, Is the April number of that Journal
l and the progress which It has made during even
l the year past nOt alone in addition TO its sub
scription lists but in an increased aud recognized
sphere Of usefulness presaCes well for prolonged
| existence. The current number which appears to-
] day, contains, among other matter useful 10
! planters, information on "Nolasses as Fertili-
I YER "SunfoVers rs Fuel Tobacco for H1v-
I ali Mr.. Thurston who has filled the editors
chair during the absence of Mr.. W. o. smith, has
] presented a creditable number TO the journal 5
many readers.
| Ansiive woman named Koleka. daughter OF the
] representative from the district Of Hamakua,
l Hawaii who has been allowed the freedom OF the
] sacred precincts Of the Palace, was sent 70
Z the Police Station for sate-keepinc on the
I Slh inst. under suspicion OF having made away
I with various articles OF clothing belonging
I 10 Her Majesty. On the afternoon Of the lsth
[ the eulpTit. Who had been allowed the free
dom OF the prison yard succeeded IN clearing me
I walls and escaping and was not recaptured Until
] the evening OF the same day. The woman sill
/ remains ia the charge Of the police but pytcau.
tons have been taken to curb her wandering pro-
l peusitlcs.
/ An excavation on Nuuauu street opposite the
] residence Of Pilot Nelutyre made by some OF the
] empl1vces belonging TO the Water Works, vas
left uncovered on the night of the 18th inst. and
l a ratiye, laboEing under 4 load of beer OF other
iniaxesnis deposited himself therein, much to
The deIrImonf OF his clothes and 5odiiy e'ini@ri-
The near ne1hbors hearing the cries % the unios-
| innate man. rendered him immediate assistance,
/ by tCigph ming 70 the police station "a mile and
, thrUa quarters away and an otheer vas dis
patched to the spot but, before his arrival, some
/ 0thoE natives had assisted the man out of his
/ ground lodging and conveyed Nm home.
Mr.. James Castle Of the arm Of Castle & Cooke
I while walking about the floor Of the store after
closing hour ON The 9iih inst. fell through the
elevator well, which was uncovered, 20 the hooF
beneath sustaining fracture Of the LETT leg near
! the ANGLE; lamp which he had N his hand al The
i time fClI with him. upset and the ell GOING out
I clGELt fire, communicating the same 20 some
I straw. Mr.. NyT1u Jones, the bookkecper- was
I happily near AZ hand, came 10 Mr.. Castles asSis-
Ituce, put out the IRE, and placed the injured man
1 ID more comfortable position. Dr. McGrgw being
called soon arrived and set the limb, the patient
bearing the pain quite stulcally and glad that y
vas no worsl." From late adyicss It Is learned
that, after necessary season Ofrest- the injured
! luh wall arrIn resume its duties.
] Mr.. L. 1iscflrlluo. while driving eisuTely along
Fort street yesterday afternoon, in light buggy,
] WIS r1Illdcd with by an express, going the same
uay, tla wheels Of both vehicles lnterlOcklng and
the lighter carriage receiving broken shaft. MR..
MscfaElang was the oble5i Of immediate assistance
from willing hands, her horse bsinS held, aloslng
/ the lads TO descend safely from the bacCy- The
] eEpTcs--mau drove on bat native police-1ihcCr
] who was near took his number. soon Afterwards
. % was a-ctEtalutd that the excitement lad 50
worried the worthy officer that he forgot the num-
Der, Mrs. Nacf lrlGne, does not attach much blame
10 the driver as be vas going slowly, bat his posi-
toa on the outside shows plainly be Is entitled to