The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-16


tsrent occasions By tourists who had viewed the
famed locality personally, Mr.. Strateneyer has
reiossd AL offers otporeAfse the painting having
BEEN intended BY him as a present 10 Captain
Hayward ofths Q. IS NarlP0sa.
A raid vas made On sorns gamblers last evening
IN The hcildinc situated On Nrnanu street riiakai
Of Loves bakery and, by the aid Of outsiders. the
polioe ootained seven g,Inblers aud eonsi3erable
parsphernalia- One OF the gamblers in eudeavcr-
ING 10 escape jumped from an awning and ais
icoated his shoulder.
HE residents on the other stands are promised
q trsAi N the way Of auuSemsn, which will De Un-
to1btedly worthy Of good patronage IN the pre-
sentaticu TO them under the management Of Mr.. J.
Z WissrnRn, Of the renowned king Of Nentrilo-
GUSTS Mr. Fred ". Mills who, Al he re0pest Of
several influential citizens hers, has STAYED over
trip for The prrpcse Of inducing people TO laugh
ard grow fat HIS performance at the Opera
house, last evening was largely attended and his
merits ars such as 20 command success.
Following is a hist Of passengers booked 10 leave
oy the Jnscn ). ;. Nrrurpu, for SIN FrGnciscosH
Miss McDornen, Miss Enrick Mrs T. Il Ore
Mrs d, A. DoasltS. Mrs. E. b. Ranch, W ".
Warner, Mrs. and Miss 4. Brown. Mr.. l.. Brown,
Miss r. Brown. A. L. Brown. Mrs. ". d. Alexan-
der and children. Thcs. J. SSoney and wife, Col.
W. d Wilson. Col. Burton, w KAY and son, d.
W. Beckwith, wife snd daughter, J. H8llihBr, wife
and daughter, Mrs. Canayarrp, nurse and child,
Ms. ). l. Aisxan3er Mrs +, \. Bailey II, Unser,
Hons Il. Feer and &. \. Wilco1-
The Union Steamship Corpany's ROYAL Nail
steamer 9rIuypU arrived IN port las. evening al
half pas; O'Clock She left SYDNEY at 4sl0 y. ~
February S5th, and Auckland a. PIP p. N. March
md. Arrived Of Tutuila AZ $40 a. H. on the III.
Left again an hour later. Experienced strong
nor,heriy gale, With heavy sea from Auckland 10
Iutull2- Met With strong northeast trades on the
1-Ih. and the 18Th. the ship stopped for twenty
four hours owing 10 an accident to the machinery.
for tins port, and has ffty-tJur IN the cabin and
s11ty-eight in the steersce for san Francisco
Nick Mu5cett. urs Of several IN tins Community
AZ present who seem to haye u rather prccariogs
way OF making livelihood. especially as they toll
not, neither do they spin, Was Urrdigred before
JUdge Blcksrto1 On the 10Th inst, charged with
ARRAY and being found guilty was fined. Before
leaving the Court room he WAS detained under the
Suspicion that he was Concerned IN an assault
Committed On a native woman. whose husband, q
Portuguese keeps the Halt Way House on the val
ley road. Later on the woman identified MIDGET
as the party who had used threatening Language
and demanded money from her on the 7tb inst, At
her residence, compelling her 10 obtain assistance
from 4 pssSsr-6y, for protection.
The tender for lighting the streets Is stated to
have been awarded 10 Mr.. Z. c. Fisbbourne Who
already enjoys the privilege Of beng the poi and
provision contractor to the Oahu prison. This
gentleman poses Principally IN the business
community rs the bookkeeper to Mr.. Gilbert
Waller best otherwise has n present here neither
habitafion or name. He Is not a Hawaiian citi-
zen, PAYS little, If any taxes, but Is an intimate
friend Of another party. who = IN intimate TREND
% the Minister Of Interior whoh0S the row.
er 70 award contracts. Ihs awsrdSfor streets
lighting were not supposed 70 be opened until
noon Of March 18th, Saturday. vet the official
gan states that after the awards were opened
bidder naturally declined ful6llmeut Of his CON
tract and Mr.. ElShbourae the next lowest bidder
Sracioasly coudsscendsd to act. Nov. Mr.. Fish
bourne left FOX San Francisco on the &. ~. Elder
on Friday NOON. a day before the contracts were
opened and unless sees before, could not well agree
Afterwards.
Captain Mshrtens who sometime back held the
position Of Agent for the Society Of Prevention Of
Cruelty 70 Animals, brought the principles Of the
SOu1Clent organization to mind on the morning
of the 18th inst. by arreStin- Lai Wal Chinese,
owner Of 3 number Of pack mules, which were used
to transport rice from the keaha plantation to
this city, and whose backs and sides were IN q
horrible condition, great patches Of l1cerated d5sl
SklnleSs and bloody. being exposed TO view. The
mules ten iu number, were tied outside the Police
Station during the noon hc1r and comment WIS
very favorable ~ the action Of the arrgstIrE officer.
Judge Bickertun had arranged special session Of
the Police Court and the opportunity therefore Of
fergG 70 present the prisoner. LIi Wal. The ecu
lar evidence presented Of the culpablhty was ad-
Gsd 20 BY the evidence given. IN that defendant
had before been warned against using the animals.
HIS Honor expressed his detsSt Of such cruelty TO
dumb beasts and punished defendant with tine
Of so and imprisonment for 10 days.
The Zst'aaif1 arrived In port here from the Col
0uies the morning Of tbs 18th inst, Il days III
hoCrs from Sydney. She s1iled again for San Fran
cisco AZ midnight on the 18th. Following Is the
port Of Captain Weber the up trip 70 this port
Sailed from Sydney, y. !. W, for Honolulu, at
40 pm, on 18th February, and experienced mo
dsrate winds. with tine weather, until arrival NJ
Walpole Island which was passed at $50 pm. on
the Ist inst; from thence, increasing breezes with
squalls at intervals. were fallen IN With until
rival in latitude II 50 south longitude lTg' Il
east. whence heavy cyciOnic gale, with high. con-
fused sea and violent squalls Of wind and rain lc-
curupanied with vivid lightning, was experienced,
during which the ship labored heavily, and ship
Ped much water. The ISOth meridian vas passed
on the 4tb II 70 south and on the 9Th IN eclipse
ot the sun was observed, AFTER which the weather
moderated. Canton Island vas sighted at 80
an. on the 9Th, and when abreast Of it. ut $40,
the vessel was stopped, so that communication
could be held With the shore but owing 70 nobody
coming OF, she soon resumed her course Fresh
NE. trades were picked up when IN y south, and
the equator was crossed on the It'll, IN longitude
no 80 west. Strong NE. trades, accompanied
with 4 heavy swell we're met with from thence
UusI arrival In Honolulu, AZ 10 am. on the 18th.
HAWAII.
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