The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-04-27


during bis stay in this city. Mr.. Parker IS on his
way 10 Australia, China and India, and viii favor
the Msl with his views these countries, iuciUG-
I inc Hawaii.
The first auction sale after the great re disaster,
was held on The 10th inst, BY Mr.. James Morgan,
/ Of Adams Co. Of the goods belonging to the
estate OF c. c. Coleman. situated IN the wrecked
buildinc located on the Southeast corner Of RoSa
Lane and hing street. and in full and close rieu
OF the still blazing and smoking ruins Of the Bethel
Church and other buildings. The scene was indi-
c2iive Of business enterprise as, although clouds
OF smoke. occasionally shut ont the view Of the
articles sale. yet the bidding was spirited and
the GLIB Auooiioneer caught all the mods.
what is the vaunied wealth Of which we hear;
advertiser
oh no. nor Spreckels' dollars should you seek
fBuus'iuj
lis true that each have thus their ideas given
Aud yet with Us, our ve2lth's l-ii 10 in Heaven.
GAZETTE lndatuS.
Mr.. Thomas Wall the well known manager Of
The " Neoseunite skating rink in this city took
passage for Sydney, y. :. W, on The evening Of
the 9ith inst, being forwarded on his WAY BY the
kind farewells OF members Of his family and many
friends Daring his absence his brother. Mr..
William Wall, who - often pitched the champion
" Oceanio baseball club 70 victory. will Assume
control Of The rluk aud his personal characteristics
are such IS 20 fully warrant the belief thai the
resort viii become the favorite 81 Honolulu ladies
and gentlemen.
The Sunday School OF the Second English Speak
ing Congregation Of ST Andrews Episcopal Church.
held festival at the Lyosuu on Easter Suniay-
large number Of children. teachers Snd friends
were present. The Rev. George Wallace couduct-
cd = Short service and delivered an addresS upon
the season. the children readily answering num-
Der Of qnes aons which he put 10 them. After the
benedictlon each child was presented with
colored Easter egg and many Of the little ones
went home highly delighted. The festival was
thorough success.
Captain !. Cooke, 'the old pirate 50 named on
account OF his absence some few years AGO, from
port in the shOoaer hzrro.slii, ana which caused
the steiner G.. r. htStpp 10 be chartered armed
and sent on two DAYS chase after him, is 1ow
Captain Of the little steamer lru HnlsHLS. Ibis
steamer arrived IN port here. from Hilo, on the
evening Of the sth inst, with mill roller FOX n
pair by the Honolulu Iron Works The trlp hitheE
was dangerous one. the rough weather elcour-
tered causing the top-heayy character OF the lCsd
70 almost induce the little vessel 10 tuTr turtle
several times. Captain Cooke left on his home
trln to hllo on the afternoon OF the 2ith lnsi.
On q late occasion the opportunity was given to
Try the adAptSbility Of the well known 1aro Flour
10 the wants Of the household in the make up Of
bread, cake. pies. etc. The chance offered Was the
presentation OF currant cake, made by Mr.. Il.
Barber. Of the PolyneSiEn Restaurant and Of
which Taro Flour was the main ingredient. sup
Was duly divided amongst the office cunnoisseurs
and eaten. and the verdict vas that the practical
value Of Iaro Elour IN the construction Of cakes
and other pastry was fully demonstrated and with
credit TO the -four. fair and patient trlal by
every kousekesps- would quickly satisfy the most
skeptlc that Iaro Flour possesses many OF the eS
seutial qualities Of whest -four.
Maui.
On Friday April 18th the irrepressibie Deputy
Sheriff Of Maui made raid on 6 lottery plant az
Mailuku and captured the whole pNraphernalia
and three Celesiisls who were seialously ooniCc;-
ing the game.
The number Of axes 20 grind which the coming
Legislature viii bring 10 the front Is legion Many
OF the country So!Ols are already slapplnc ihalE
empty pockets in anticipation Of the linCllnC 81
dollars.
When the report o. the extensive fire in Homo.
lulu reached Waikiki, Chinansn stepped around
and bought up AL the nee and immedlatsly Put
the prIce Up from Eve TO eight cents. Who says
John does no; understand cornerss
Runors Q. changes II the subsraa;orial chairs
ME n Mani recently, requires that parties vb1
can influence the native vote sbould oocupy t1lss
positions although II has been understood thai
they were Perquisites of the royal family.
The are IL Hoaoluls has effected every hamlet
OF the Islands, especially II Mani districts as
many Of the Chinese merchants did regular
banking business. Many Of The country stores
were owned BY them aud many country merchants
were heavily indebted 70 them Inc extent Of tie
appreciated by the unsophisticsted foreigner.