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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The experts on the Custom House nave moi been
so smart after all. They thought they had dis
covered deficit of some $4,000, and 50 reported
II turns ont that they were wrunc,-unhappy eX-
perts They should have Done the thing thor
ouchly. After this, even such Legislature as we
have will trust TO its own committee reports rather
than to the perfunctory statements of the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs factotums.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

An annular eclipse Of the sun sill take place on
the 9Th inst. visible here at 1921 o'clock. The
eclipse is annular only along line drawn through
TampicO aud Guadalaiara Mexico extending west
TO the island OF New Guinea: elsewhere the eclipse
will be partial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
commERo1AL.
EoYoLrTr= NARcH >. -.


az, iriis rben noticed a. prevailing being still ex
irt and with but little prospect OF any great chang,
IN mo rcar future IN retail trade especial are heard
nlarfs both a. n slackness In trade and ughtness
In financial matters which makes the situation rathei
unpoasanf of those who depend upon quick sales Ano
iist yrr, slight impetus during tht week past pro
iecfed changes being commcnccd by lev inaiNiunhi'
long resident here and who with an eye % pushes
have taken advantage Of the prevailing ictharEy II
i,uildiur operations In real estate there has bcet
scnc slight movement also. although IN but one shlt
Ranch on Mani and o. which extended notice IL SVei
in another column. -, -, 9.
-, ~, M sff inst with mails and passenger;
md on the I0h ust the steamer Leaanaa VII pe Uu'
here from the Colonies On route 10 san francisco'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
Arrivals and Departures of Mails

Through the courtesy of the Postmaster-General
We have received the Post Office lime Table for
the month of March as follows: For San Fran
cisco the ZeaiaRdia viii leave between March ION
and 18th. The q. ". Elder, March lztns MargToa-
March 18th, AlaBieda, April 10th. From San Fran
cisco mails are due here per g. ". Elder, March
Sth 3usfs,aliG March 10th. M1rip5sr. March 9th
g. w. Elder, April 4th, Maycroa. April 18th. After
the departure of the Manaroa to San Francisco
there win be a mouths break before steam CON-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
Tnratinn AZ Wniluln,.

EDrroH GAzErrE:-A German gentleman who
arrived IN the country August 50. 1850, was sur
prlsed lew days ago TO find himself summoned
10 the police court for nonpayment of taxes be
told the judge he die not think he had taxes to
pay here not having arrived until after the LIST of
July and exhibited ms permit TO land dated Aug.
30th for which be paid the customary 50 The as
SCISSOR had not called on him and assessed him as
Law and politeness required neither had the taI
collector do. do.
The Judge was acting in the dual capacity Of
assessor and Judge and his decision that tbs
stranger should pay. Unfortunately he stumbled
against a gentleman who knew his rights an6
dared TO maintain them. he demanded an appea
90 Judge Foruander's court. The Judge reiuseC
10 grant the appeal but said that II sndge For
nander siad the assessment was wrong ne WOul'
refund the money. The amount had OF course IN
creased from the customary $ 20 $50. Juag'
Fofnander's decision was that the party was no
taxable.
The Waikiki judge had persona! kDoHieos
that party arriving IN the country after July Is
was not taxable Is he had acted defendant d
his capacity Of tax assessor IN two instances De
fore the Supreme Court where he had assesses
immigrants who arrived after July LIST, and hai
lost both cases. OBs1RYEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
EXPORTS

For san Francisco per Australia Feb ss-l0 Os bags
.,-ar HsaeEs rice. 160 pkcs ava rs pkrs fish oil
6ss bunehes bananas domestic value S57.3ls.n
For san Francisco, per EurekaiFcb 500 bags
smear 700 bags rice; domestic value Sf1UA
For san Francisco. per Chilena. Feb e}-ls,U6 bag
.H-ar: domestic value Ssa,27i.O7.
For san Francisco per Virginia. Feb e3-ig,lis bags
.u-ar: domestic value SIl5;E.5-2s-
For san Francisco PERIL Spreckels, Feb si-5,3Sl
be-. sugar. 6gg brs rice. domestic value Si0he2.so.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

A new building for use as a drillshed, Is in
course of erection, near the Barracks, on Palace
Walk which when completed will afford ample
opportunity for the maneuyerinc OF the rank and
file that comprise the Royal troops. The work OF
construction has been placed in the charge of Mr.
Robert More and the foundations are now beng
laid under his instructions. The building when
completed will be 100 feet by 30 feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The proposed Steam Laundry Is now an almost
assured fact, all the preliminaries having been
satisfactorily arranged, and by the 18Th instant,
the general public will probably have the much
desired opportunity Of patrouiziug the enterprise
Messrs. Mclaughlin aud Mcdonald are the pro-
prietors and it Is to be hoped that they will meet
with the success that their labors deserve.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

II. Il. h. Princess Likelike held the usual recep-
ton on the afternoon of the 1lth inst, and the
royal hostess had the opportunity offered 10 exhibit
to her friends the beautiful interior arrangements
of her lovely residence at Waikiki. The ladies ana
gentlemen who attended were also allowed the
privilege Of inspecting excellent reproduction,
in oi-colors, of the ferns of Hawaii, present TO
the Princess from lady friend. In the grounds
some beautiful specimens of arbOriculture at
tracted the attention of the guests especially the
mammoth shady banyan tree planted by Hon. 4:
5 Cleghorn, husband of the Princess Music and
conversation filled in very agreeably the few hours
allotted to the reception and at the time of depart
ure the guests felt impressed with having had an
agreeable afternoon with charming and affabe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
FOLLOWING
Described Lands j.

THE Abnpu1a Of Waala J.. situnte DO Roma. STAND
VI Hawaii containing am area 81 CO.'S 9sre- m ~
being more particularly de-cflnen in A'iA'
tent i90
District Of Hamakua, Island % Hawaii contain.
Ing an atei % 80 Giia1 acre., sud being Aplna
Of Royal Patent ilhl Land po"'i'i7si'n '"'''-
sjt5B.
7 TIN. land situate at EuIahuhu Lahaina. Maui con
fairin9 III arca 81 fis- 1870 acres and described
ia Royal Patent Grunt ~
The Albumin 81 Ulino situate 10 the District u
Hooian Isinnd % Mani and being the saine a.
appears by Royal Patent &sil. Land 'onmi-sio&
Award s5i5B, area unknown
5-raf certain piece % land siuaic Al pniWa Homo
lulr. Oabn. aud containing az area o. 90. oi a.
Royal Patent Grent 2Iy.
grbst certain land situate az Kahulni kena. Hawaii,
ard more particularly de-efibed N hqyai faisnt
6g71 4 Land Commissicn Award 't'b-
zrhe.e certain to pieces u land situate a. Puako-
Laiiains sisni. and containing an nrea ioisthes
III 10, acres and being Ap1nas and p Royal
Patent si71. Land Commission Award 'tS'-
shat certain land -iinate At Puehasha, Lahaina;
benz described in Royal Patent i'07, Land Com
mission Award $50
o-rhe Abupusa of KabulHl. situate IN Kona, Island
81 Hawaii. and being Apana % Royal Patent
f6Gl Land Commission Award his D. area IN
known.
IO-The Ahup1aa NJ KaIania. situate IN Roma Island
NJ Hawaii. aud being Apann ~ :, 10 ~ I..tsnt
known.
1.-THE khupuss u pahoehoe. siiuaie On keua islald
n Hawaii and being The zane A. described In
Land CONJUNCTION Award s5isB' area unknown
fa-The Ahapuaa Of waiaka !. situate a WsiHlea;
Distriet n south Kohais. Island u naw=ii. and
ili7e. 4 r1ss 1 of RoTai Patent ifGg. Land Com
nisslon Award Sigh. area unknown
I5-That certain piece of land sitnnte a fskala, Ia
haina Maui and eoutaiuins an are, o. iesc aad
u 5erches. and being Discarded u li9Jni faient
fs7b Taud Commission award eilab
ttrbat certain piece Of land situate a raklia, La
bafua Maui containing aFca 81 - 10 u az
acre and described in Royal Patent ilAi, Land
Comm sson Award I1i-i-
q. That certain land situnfc at Makia. Iahaina, Maui
Containing an area % - acres, aud tetcfi1ei ~
Royal Patent iiis. Land commission Award lofs.
Is mat certain l1ud situate Nlkia, Lalaina. Naai
combining ID area or rood and ~ rods ard de-
scribed IN Royal Patent ~, Land Ccaliuiaeion
Award fOfE
1z-The Ahupuaa Of lfadnsici siiuaie On The Island
land q L8Hai. aud containing au area o. llll -
fl0 acres and bcingthe same O. descIi1e1 u Roy
n Patent So. Land Dommission Award 3l11.
IA THAT certain piece Of land with the BUILDINGS
thereon. sitnage Hotel street. In the city 81
Honolulu. Island o. Qae ~, ?, ana sno,.n - Aapna.
contrasting au ARA Of p iaisclls a1d % ieci 1ud
described IN Royal Paicnt 49, Land CoIuniilsIal.
Award i1sB.
fa-That certain piece o. land eith ne dusld|-
~ i~eas.inio.. - ,rsi N s:s-ic1ii . "a. p
being Apana Of Royal Patent SIS. &c.. .-
missi0n Award sifi and also. |s.e. ~
ao-That certain piece q and wliA 8 $3.50.
thereon. situafe on slid lrcen sfr|. t''''it
an area 81 go 81 an acte. riid o.
Royal Pafeni s5ia LAID couu
...y.. ,...... ..,.,..,... 6BEB
1.cs .n,s ias
ns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Nj D. Center, for sometime past head luna at
Spreckelsvile, has resigned his position. and his
many friends in and about Waikiki gave him a
parting send-of IL the shape Of a complimentary
supper, which largely attended by the citizens
and some Honoluluans. Mr.. Center will shortly
take charge Of the Reciprocity Sugar Company :
Plantation at Hama.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

In these dull times in the building line 1t is pleas
ant 10 note any projected improvement about 10 be
commenced. Mir. L. b. Thomas, who has about
completed the new Station House, Is to break
ground this week for the erection Of two story
brick store for Mrs T. Lack, Fort street, on the
lot recently occupied by Mr.. w. E. Foster. JudG-
ing from the PLANS the building will be an orna-
ment TO the city, and II is 20 be hoped that other
| Ms. Lackis example and do likewise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Sneak thievinS is becoming quite prevalent of
late reports being made almost daily of losses Of
| personal property mostly clothing, from various
residences and as yet without any cieS 70 me pei
petrators of the thefs The latest reported thefts
were committed on Thursday night last at the re-
sidences of Captain Haley and Road supervisor
| Hart both losing wearing apparel In the case Of
| CAPTAIN Haley the robbers took the clothing
which was daily worn BY him. leaving the Captain
in rather perple1ed condition when he discovered
| his loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The building committee of the Episcopal Church
met on Friday afternoon. The report Of the Audi
tor was received The debt due Mr.. Lishman for
building the chancel has been paid and thus the
conditions made by the Bishop o the second con-
2reSation have been complied with. 1t Is to be
presumed that work the two bays viii shortly
be commenced. and that at no distant time the
congregations will have 4 more substantial place
of worship than they nov have.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

special enterprise the part Of Mr. Miller will be
great source of convenience TO residents on the
other Islands, and no doubt will be thoroughly
appreciated and patronizsd by those who wish
prompt and careful delivery of valuable goods. It
is to be hoped Mr.. Miler's enterprise VIII meet
| with success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
PORT OF HONOLULU.


F,b "a Am torn Eva. Wikmau- from san Francisco
-TFaF scbr Jennie Walker, from Trainings J.
n D. Ton Ll7fric Fairfield from Honckonc
Am bk C Whitman, from Port Townsend
Sailed.
Feb elm brig j D >prcckcls, FOR Jan Francisco
Am ,sh BIS May and Ellen, cruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
Ncw advertisements.

mphication to Che COST takes place Letter writers
and business men should take notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Mr.. Taro Ando has been officially gazetted a:
Consul-General for the Empire OF Japan, at Ho
rolulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The brig sUie Eoacg viii be sold ut auction, b,
order Of the Marshal, on Thursday the 1lth inst,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
Nrw advertisements.
CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.

Mortgages Notice of Intention to Foreclose
II HE UND + RS / G. n ED. G. ID.
i Freeth OF Honolulu. Oahu, hereby gives notice
that he intends 10 forecOse certain mortgage given
TO him by E. {. Rowe. upon the Haw. Brig Allie
Rowe her tackle apparel and furniture, dated May
o fSS recorded in Book D. foos 500 and Gus, for non.
payment of the debt secured by said mortgage; and
after the time limited by law will sell said brig Allie
Rowe and appurtcnances at public auction in Homo
Inlu GEO. D. FREETH.
Isot-,,,r,- stb 1856 100
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

John 4. Palmer has removed his business Office
and agency to the store recently occupied by Mr.
. Roth Fort street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

BY advertisement It viii be seen that Dr.. Tucker
has removed his Office 20 No. 1S5 Fort street, Just
helnw Chanlaln lang.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

1t is already slated that Hon. Aholo is to be
President and Hon. Richardson Vice do. Of the
Legislature of 1856.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
FAMOUS wAFER

The most delicate Biscuit ever offered to the public
Il. NAY & co. Expect by the MararOa
from New Zealand, about the 18th of
March, the first lot of This Seasons PO-
TATOES, and viii continue to receive
them for the next SIX months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

A Cabinet Council was held on Thursday. which
occupied major portion Of the DAY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

D,1'i iE WGrds for Month.
Wards. 8 6 q 5 $40 Il L 70 outside.
Daatls..-.-.. rs 5s.. 4 Ils...---..l >. 10
NuTE.-Of the above 10 were uon-reslucurs
Annual death rate per 1919 for Month, gi.fs
SICKNESS IN THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS DUR
ING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. 1885:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

ABOUT TOWN.
Lent begins on the 10th inst, week from to
morrou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The "Honolulu Rifles" will meet for driIl at the
armory on next Wednesday evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The weather during the week past has been quite
pleasant, in this city, the early mornings being
especially clear and cool.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The usual Gospel Temperance meeting will bs
held next Saturday evening in the vestry of the
Bethel church. The public are invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

When worn dcNn and ready 10 take your bed.
American Cas- Hop bitters is what you need to
relieve you. See Advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
BORN.

In Houciulu. F,braay. 9Th, to The wife. Of Fred
Harrison. o daughter
At Qokala, Hawaii. February 18th, TO the wife Of
William HastiC o. daughter
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The barkentine W. II. Dinog5, Capt aoudlett
will sail for San Francisco, from this port. .. s $
Co.'S wharf. at noon on the Srd inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The steamer George ". Elder in the Oceanic S
S. Co.'s line, viii be due at this port, from Sar
Francisco, on next Monday, March Sth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Mr.. DeyeTiu has been&ppoiuted Superintendent
of the Lunahlo Home vice II. SwintOn resigned.
Mr.. Deveril has an excellent knowledge of the
native Language and Will no doubt make an eff
| Gent Superintendent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
DR TUCKER
NOTICE !

IL l85 Fort. near Chaplain Street once hours-S
TO ~ - ", 10 N..sand ESQ 10 r n Telephone
Unicn 10. 81. I,csiIence 80 40 llli u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Heavy showers fell On Friday evening, and the
country looks green IL consequence. Also, In con.
sequence the water supplied 10y the mains Is of an
orange color. Why caEnu: The city be supplied
with proper drinking water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Mr.. c. h Miller recently visited the other Isl
ands to perfect Iriter-lsland Express business
10 connect with the well-known Wells, Fargo TX
press Co. Of California, Mr.. Aiiieg has now estab-
iisbed agencies in the principal towns, where val
uable packages viii be received and delivered al
rnorierste rates. Packages for California and the
East 10 20 from Honolulu by Wells, Fargo Coz
viii also be received and receipted for. 1his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Miss F. Barbour, Of California, who came TO thest
Islands to regain her health, died Sunday evening
the 2sth ult, from hemorhags OF the lungs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

More breaking W Of old iron by means Of giant
powder was accomplished by a detail Of workmen
from the Honolulu Iron Works on the morning of
the 27tn ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Full sugar cargoes are the order of the day with
the cuasting feet. On Sunday morning last three
of our largest steamers arrived in port with unu
sually large carGoes of the Island staples. The
Ja5aes Make arrived Monday morning from hapaa
with fnll carrc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The brig Hazard, Capt. Goodman. arrived a
Hilo on Thursday. February 18th, l. days from
San Francisco. with full cargo Of general merchan
disc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

To those who SO desire, the opportunity Is now
offered, by Mr.. Il. C. Barndeld, at his residence,
No. !, Kukui street. 10 obtain lessons IN drawing
and painting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The report is received from good authority that
two officials who should known better constituted
themselves special secret service detectives over
4 hor landed from schooner at Iahaina at q late
date. The contents of the box was calculated to
allav prevailing thirst with them but the eyes Of
outsiders vere upon the raiders, who after break
open the c0niainer satlshea themselves ~ mercy
hsvinc a look at a bottles contents through a
glass darkly.- The gentleman to whom the case
of wine belonged felt very mich annoyed over the
action, and an attempt was made 70 smooth ms
RULED feelings by an apologetic note forwarded by
a Representative member Of the party. The end
4 however Is not as yet, probably.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

Bumps informed Jinks the other day, after
looking the article relative 70 discrimination
against American shipping, that three stars was
letter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The Library and Reading Rooms receive quite a
number of guests now nightly and the attendance
shows a proper appreciation Of the institution by
the reading public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

The japanese lab0rgrs are bsinE rapidly allotted
out and forwarded 10 the different plantations on
the other islands One lot Of forty was sent TO the
Hutchinson plantation. haC, Hawaii by the steam
er ". g Hall on the afternoon OF the 9th ult
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02

There Is no further intelligence from the wrecked
steamer Planter at Nihau. The Ii01llH, which
sailed last night for Kauai Will visit the scene of
the wreck to supply the crew with additional means
TO prosecute their work with yigor. On her return
the Itrr1ulH will bring mp further portion Of the
wrecked material saved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09
Knights OF Honor Notice,

TNHE commit ees of sister city lodges on
l. celebrating the anniversary of the Or
der are respectfully requested to meet for
organization AZ the X. of II. ante-room on
THURSDAY EVENING, tho 10th instant, at
o clock sharp. A iull attendance is earn
estly requested. Officers and members of all
the lodges cordially invited. Yours in o.
NJ. A. NJ BACH, Chairman No. 58.
Ccimitar and I,edper rOpy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09

second lieutenants from the ser
geants Of the signal service corps.
A minority report, sigred by Messrs.
Morgan, Herbert and Waite, recon-
mends the passage OF the Morgan b Il,
TO abolish the Signal Srvice Bureau
July /, 1886 and the establishment in
its stead of weather bureau as a
civil establishment. Messrs. Herbert
and Morgan join in recommending the
passage of a bill providing that after
June 80, 1856, the geological sur
vey shall not, except for the collection,
assific ,tion and proper c,re of fossils
and o'her materials, extend any
money for paleontologic work--or pub
lications, nor compose, compile or
prepare fnr publication any books ex.
cept an annual report, which shall
embrace only the transactions Of the
bureau for the year and the resu I
thereof; that the collections of min
erals, fossi s, etc, now or hereafter
to be made by the geological survey.
and not needed for the current work,
shall be deposited in the n tional
Museum, and that all p hitting, en-
craving, etc, done for the several
SC eutitic bureaus shall be estimated
for separately and appropriated in de.
tail for each bureau.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09
The Proposed ReOrgaBiz alton Of the
Signal service.

WAsHINGToS, June S.-The report
of the Joint COMMITTEES Of Congress- TO
consider the present organization of
the signal office, geological survey, coast
and ge- detic survey and photographic
office, were submitted to Congress to-
day. The majority r,port is signed
by Messrs Allison, Hale, Lowry and
Waite, but the last named does not
concur in that po ton relating to the
signal service. This report recon-
meDds the continuance OF the hydro.
graphic Office exactly as at present or.
ganized. 1t recommends that the coast
survey bs maintained as a separate
institution, as at present, until it shall
complete its work. It recommends
that specific appropriations be made
hereafter for the printing Of mona
graphs and bulletins OF the geological
survey, and that none Of this work be
done until estimates have been sub
mitted and appropriations made there
for. 1t recommends the abolishing Of
The signal,service school at Fl. Meyer,
Va and the gradual substitution Of
civilian employees for enlisted men
for the sigma rvice when the terms
Of the latter sha expire. It also
recommends the repeal of the law pro-
viding for the appointment Of two