The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-01-07

lt'iE OF 0i-asa7r lAol FOL llAAAA
raro Flour.
Sugar is commencing to arrive freely from wind
ward ports.
Messrs Bishop & Go are having the Bank bald
ing PAINTED.
Rev J. Wainwright has been on a visit to Auui'
End returned by the h'"rr.
The supreme Court, January term, commenced
business on the 9Th inst
Tbc Danish bark BgyFo will probably sail fo-
/ Humboldt, 10 load lumber.
Re:renehmcut is in order Just now, aad all are
beginning to feel the pinch.
installations at Harmony Lodge l. o. .. f.
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
The Riaau arrived early on Saturday, getting
up TO the wharf at 1899 a. m.
Messrs 6. W. Mncfarlane 4 Co. are nov the local
| agents of Wells Fargo Il Co.
Mrs. Hampsna will continue her cyaugelistic
labors throughout the week,
Mons J ules Taverneir, a well known San Fran
cisco artist, is on a visit TO this city.
Officers Hchrtens signalled his return TO duty
by the immediate capture OF two sellers OF opium
The bktue ". Il. D,s,opI arrived in port here
from San Francisco, the 9Th inst, p days pas
sage.
The q. 5. 5. Ma, itosu Is due here from San Fran
cisco on the 9Th INST, bringing mail and news
dates 10 the 2nd inst.
Messrs b. F. Ehlers 4 Co. dealers in dry goods,
doing business on Fort street IN this city made an
! assignment on the 9Th inst
\ strong northwest wind commenced to blow On
the afternoon OF the ith inst, and has continued
80. al. lrtt ftar Nf ftnOl - - pRD1
Col Norris, well known as a persistent traveller
between this city and San Francisco, arrived IN
port here again on the 5th inst, per w. n. Di",H5
Judge Bickerton has had several large audiences
during the past week, interesting cases coming up
before his Honor but which were speedy of settle
meut.
The GBi5e's programme OF events for occur
/ renee on the lst INST was, as usual, only imagi-
nary in characte, and the performances were
presented only on paper.
The T. NJ. 5. ). zeslundiq. arrived in port here
On the ls INST, and sailed again for the Colonies
on tie same date. News and mail dates to The
9th Ult. were received.
Two large sized sharks were seen Sunday after
noon IN the vicinity OF the boathuuse oil tie yFlt
Club, evidently looking for some of the Myrtle
| boys, but they were all absent.
To-day Mr.. Z. p. Adams will offer, ut the resi-,
| dencC Of james keau, King street, kapalama, op,
portuuites to purchase household furniture ut low
prices The sale commences at 10 O'Clock.
! The drawing room held by Queen Kapiolani
on her birthday the 5lst ult. was largely attended
| by ladies aRd children who took advantage of the
| occasion 10 tender their alohas to Her Majesty.
/ Serrnaders r1and on New Years morning max,
ing The echoes ring, and banishing sleep from the
hOusgholders' eyes. Serenades are a nuisance and
should b. presented with the Order OF the watel
jug.
Messrs Lyons and Leyey will move into the pre-
misses lately occupied by Messrs W. q. Irwin d Go
at an early date. The spacious storage room in
their new quarters will greatly facilitate their bu
siness.
Governor Dominis, and Captain jackson of tn,
where It IS proposed to arrange lights so vessels
can reach the anchorage at night. No Lighthouse
! is yet erected on BARRIERS Point.
| Photographs taken in the three hundreth part OF
second, is the latest Improvement in that art. An
! old Honoluluan, Mr.. Charles NJ. Robertson, Ia:
| taken up the amusement and sends his friends
some very pretty views Of a trip in Scotland
George Vogt, well known barber Of this city
will make his appearance before Judge Bickert0I
! to-day, ON change of obtaining diamond rine
under false pretences; the ring Is claimed 10y
| Thomas Oxley, one Of the employees at the Homo
/ lulu Iron Works.
The law Office of w H. Castle, Esq, is now stu
/ atod in the building formerly occupied by J. W
/ Robertson q Co., known as Honolulu Hale. One
half Of the ground 1OOr is occupied by Mr.. Castle
! the other portion being intended for use by the
| Post Office authorities.
| The Oceanic Co.'S steamer .iigme1a, sailed fol
San Francisco on the 3lst ult. Among the passen,
gers who went forward was the Mr. Henry lie
| lay Edgerly who had registered while IN HuuO
/ 1ulu rs Nh E.gVV,z IIa1 Loft ind It
unpaid board bill
The American ship Storm Hing, Captain Carter
arrived of the port on the afternoon of the 4th
/ inst s. days from Hong Kong. bound TO Victoria
| Il. c. The Captain reports having encounted very
heavy weather en- route. After rehttIng, the Storm
hi1g will sail for the Coast
Mcssrs Lyons and Levey officiated AZ the auction
/ sale held in the store of the Temple OF Fashion
Fort street. on the evening of the 5th inst and sue
on hand. Ca the evening Of the 10th inst there
will be another sale at the same place.
Considerable change has lately been made in tn,
engineers department of the Wilder Steamship Co.
| Mr.. L. W. Tucker resumes active duty as chief en-
giueer of the htH0H, Mr.. johnson goes as engineer
OF the LikeiRe and Mr.. Farnsworth retires from
the position of engineer of the hdaHeu Hon.
Last Friday, January 2nd. was the birthday Of
| Queen Emma. This popular lady was visited by
lAIES Huihpet OF lef IFltuls, native ana foreign
| during the day. Her residence at the corner OF
/ Nuuanu and Beretania streets, presented lively
! appearance owing to the number of people coming
and going.
Three more trials of the Harden Hand Greuad,
/ have been given by Messrs. Myers and Eckel al
each of which the public, being invited, were pres
/ ent IN great crowds and the successful manner II
! which the Grenade acted as an Enemy TO Fire
won hearty applause. The orders have been ST
numerous of late that the Agents are commencing
/ TO doubt their abilities 10 fill them.
The son of Deputy Dayton. while playing in the
| yard of the Police Station, on the afternoon Of
the 9Th inst was bitten on the right thigh, severe
! ly, by one OF the many dogs that are harbored IL
TINT locality. The little Sufferer immediate
ty attended to by Dr. Irousseau and, unless inham
nation sets in the condition of the lad is not con
| sidered dangerous.
The better class of people in the community ap
prove of the action of the complainant in the lat
! lottery drawing, and endorse the action of Mar
| shall Soper in making the arrests. An honest ant
fearless officer that endeayors to carry out the Law
| impartially cannot but receive the commentator
of rght-minded people The list of holders o.
| tickets ir the scheme presents many names o
/ those who signed petitions against the letter.
Ball. The drawing will probably be finished at al
early date and winners will receive the prize
drawn.
Marshal Soper after settling the business con
nected with his raid on the lottery drawing on thu
/ ord INST pliu n visit accompanied by ONCE
Mehrteus, TO theI Chinese TheateT, in search o
opium and gamblers. Quite hutter amongst tn
large audience was perceptible on their entrance
but the party proceeded Immediately upward {,
the lodging rooms and commenced their search
After thorough overhauling of the ruinous dens
occupying nearly two hours, the Marshal capturel
two opium tins empty, and retired satisfied tina
that place for the nonce was in highly mora
condition.
The band concert at Emma Square on the cyei.
ing of the 9th INST was well attended, the follow
ing musical gems being given away gratuituusly:
| rAET i.
Overture Romi ida and Constance. Meyurbcc
Gayntte-" Impcrial Pans
Cayatna-'I}el-arIo. Douzett
"Reminiscences Of Bcllinir odfre
PART II
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Waltz Laura MilloCkC
Qu5drilie-"BeSgar Stddcnts .Mllockc
20 Iuoa Nani' Hawaii Pouo
HAWAII.
The mill at Kukaiau lately built fog Messrs I. II
Davies Co. was started for the FIRST time on Ney
Years day and worked successfully.
A chinese restaurant at Paauhau was broken int;
on the LIST inst, and robbed OF safe containin
sen Ihe safe was afterwards found busted. til