The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-09-02
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
The Rliti'at,, Courtney and Ford are now due
here from the Coast.
The afierglow is more marked in its brilhanoy
nov OF evenings although not so general as form
The Bishop of olba has visited Hama where be
administered the rite of confirmation to 200 can
didates.
The bricantine Ciaus Spreeicls, Captain Drew,
arrived in port here the 9th ult, ID days pas
sage from San Francisco.
Colonel z 5. spalding, of Kauai, has had added
TO his stock of horses, by the arrival of the Clans
Spreclels, five thoroughbred colts.
That well built, roomy and finely located build
ing, formerly occupied by W. o. Smith Esq, situa-
ted on Lunalo street, is advertised for rent.
The Hon. Godfrey Rhodes and Mrs. Rhodes left
for the Coast yesterday. MI. Rhodes medical nd
wiser has ordered him complete change Of mir.
The bark Fresno, Captain Lewis. will probably
SAL today from here for Port Townsend, w. I.
AZ that port the Fresno will load lumber for sgd
ney.
ItLEA GliuG Was thrown OIL OF his buggy,
last Saturday, and seyerels bruised; fortunately
bones wore broken and he is now progressing IA
vorably.
Miss Sawyer OF San Francisco places her ser
vices al the disposal of ladies of Hawaii that de-
sire 10 make special purchases in the city Of San
| Francisco.
The usual regular dividend of the Paia Sugar
CO. has been declared by Treasurer Walsh and
the same is payable to stockholders at the
Office Of Messrs Castle d Cooke
The Saturday Press, a weekly Literary paper
published in this city, suspended publication on
the 18th ut., after having attained TO the age OF
five years DE- 'Hortds MI Aisi hoH'0H.
The report relative 10 the Japanese labor trou-
bles Is taken from the Advertiser but many Of the
splenetie mnaendOes are omitted on account of
desire TO abstain from an sllpaIte statement.
The tug Eisn las been put into thorough work
| Ing order, the boiler has received n new coat Of
cement and the vessel has been recaulked and re-
painted She recommended service to-day.
The monkey pod trees that overhang Hotel
| street from the residence OF Mrs. +. Macfarlane,
require trimming, the extended branches
threaten danger, during any high winds, to passers
| beneath.
The LiLcIile will sail for Kahului to morrow.
This will be in the nature OF trial trip-she will
since getting her new boilers and thorough over
hauling-be able TO show her heels to most OF tie
steamer feet.
The new building on Merchant street, opposite
| Bethel street. 10 be devoted to the uses, when
finished, Of the police magistrate and police au-
thorities will probably be ready for occupancy
| about January lst 1886.
Oahu College and also the Punanou Preparatory
School will open on the 18th inst. Mr.. George j..
Bates. the new assistant has already arrived, and
Prof L. L. Van Slyke will probably be here by the
| Mariposa on Sc ptember 9Th.
| Ram has been plentiful on the mountains dur
| ing the week past and occasionally the city has
| been treated to heavy downpours. The thermo-
/ meter has not set indicated much change IN the
prevailing heited temperature.
| Thermometer in the shade and exposed TO the
/ cool light breeze blowing from tue n. E., indi.
Gated at noon on the 3st ult. IS Pedestrians eN-
| posed 10 the rays Of the sun were expressive IN
their statements of the weather
Mc5srs. Lyons d Loycy advertise three well
chosen tots of land. situated on Bingham and
Alexander streets, for sale. The terms offered
place the lots within easy purchase. Plans may
be seen at the Office Of the advertisers.
Another restaurant has succumbed to the &C
cumulatiyeness Of the Chinese aud now the form
orly well known "Astor House is owned by the
Hop WO Company. The march of the celestial
business men seem still TO incline to the ly)east
Flyers Circus company arrived back to this
city from their Maui trip on the 18th uit., per
steamer n uGNen hOU AFTER having contributed 10
pleasures of the inhabitants Of Waikiki, kahului
and Spreckelsville. The trip was financial sue
cess.
By advertisement it will be seen that Mr.. Jamts
Z. Morgan, has secured an Interest IN the auction
house of Mr.. L. +. Adams. James has developed
into irst-class auchoneer, and as partner with
Mr.. Adams success is assured, notwithstanding
the times are dull.
Father Theodore. the Roman Catholic priest at
Hama suffered Il attack of illness,
which at one time threatened TO have serious con
sequences Father Theodore is very popular IN
the district and all his friends were relieved when
favorable symptoms set in.
NIB n. wingate the attentive and courteous
chief clerk of the freight department of the Inter
Island Steamship Co. has resigned his posi-
tion and will probably take tripto San Francisco
by the next outgoing steamer, returning hither IN
a month or so with his family.
The usual Saturday base ball game at the Recre-
alton grounds took place the 18th ult this last
game was between the e. ceanic' and Benedict
clubs. who met in friendly rivalry for the cham
pionship hoRors. The result was victory for the
'Ocoanics' by a score of 10 to II.
The building in course of erection for the Chi
neso Union Is rapidly approaching completion
The lower floor is divided into two large, spacious
and viii lighted rooms which are already engaged |
for occupancy by two prominent Chinese business |
houses. The upper story will be occupied by the |
Club.
Definite information has been received of the
safe arrival out of the Hawaiian brig Ale Rors at
Hongkong. The vessel sailed from here on May
9Th. with 5 cabin and 1856 chinese passengers and
arrived with but little of interest TO record save
the death of two of the Chinese, at HOngkong July
2ud, passage 81 days.
The great newspaper daily has given another
exhibition of its peculiar Crablike acrobatc abil
Ucs by the position now displayed in regard to
Asiaticizing the Kingdom. The editorial on the
subject of unrestricted Chinese immigration in its
issue of the 18th, must have caused grin even
amongst its own adhereuts.
The p. ii. 5. 5. city Of Sydney arrived in port
here from the Colonies at $50 am. on the Slst
ult She brought colonial mail and English news
TO the 18th ut three days later than that received
by the Alameda. The vessel sailed again, for
San Francisco, at 80 am. same date. staying
only little over three hours in port.
Mr.. Arthur Brown of Newcastle, England who
delivered most interesting lecture at the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms upon the Yellowstone Region, had an
audience with His Majesty last Wednesday, His
Majesty expressed himself as much interested IN
the account which Mr.. Brown gave of his travels
in the rarely trodden parts of the Great Bepubhc
The British steamer Mount Lebanon, Captain
Maxwell, en- route from Hong Kong TO Mexico Is
now daily expected at this port. The vessel will |
probably bring number of Chinese who may
or may not attempt TO enforce their right 20 land
based upon the possession of improperly issued |
return passports supplied by the Foreign Office.
DR.. 4. w. Bailey, ). Z. Chlllingworth, and w.
7. A. Brewer, have been appointed by the Minister
of the Interior. on the Recommendation OF Ncter-
nary Surgeon Brodie, Inspectors of Animals for
the island of Maui. The gentlemen named are
well known and the public have confidence that
diseased animals will soon be the exception on
Maui.
The Honolulu Iron Works have turned out some
fine work for the HamRkua Mill Co.. Hawaii, it
consisted of a maceration mill with engine and
gearing 1t is a file piece of work as all things
turned out by the Foundry are. In addition to
the above material has been sent up TO convert the
present double effect into triple effect. The
whole was shipped on Friday the 18th ult, per
schooner LUku.
st. Louis College, the well known school for
BOYS situated at Kamakela. Honolulu, presents in
this issue of the GAZETTE the prospectus of the es
adjustment. The course of instruction embraces
all the branches of good Christian and CONNER
cial education. quarterly report of health, con-
duct and improvement of each scholar is forwarded
to the parents or guardian. The next school term
commences on the 18th inst.
Mr. G. L. jackson Of the Survey Department
has prepared for Superintendent Wilson of the