The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-31

Close 10 rue tE1E3tN> WHO 2toU AttttltN
contributed 70 the entertainment
The Rev. Geo. Wallace delivered an
able discourse sunday evening from
the text, No man liveth TO himself.
The preacher inculcated the duty and
responsibility of every man living and
acting in such way a. that his eX-
ample may be safely followed by Others.
The Interior Office Tuesday paid
of the last Of its debts except the HO-
nOlulu burnt district claims, The bill
paid was the balance due WilderS
Steamship COmpany on account OF the
subsidy for running steamer once 4
week IL Molo6ai, commencing in 1854.
The water front was all but deserted
SUNDAY - far a. >eamen or persons
connected with shipping were COW
eerned. Hence the open air services
on the Inter-lSlSnd dock had small
attendance \ brief but fercible dis
course was delivered by Rev. W. b.
OleSon.
There was run on Regulations at
the Boaui Of Health Office one day,
lawyers being the most numerous
among the applicants Some of the
wise ones among the goSSipS who as
sumo 10 know the why OF everything
found quarantine broken bv habeaS
corpus
The mail despatched per barkentine
:. G. Wilder amOunted 10 80 letters
and 81 papers. This, added 10 the
briganJine w. G. Irwin's mail Of SS5
letters and AS papers, makes the large
total OF Less letters and 81 papers sent
by sail during the short period Of seven
DAYS since last steamer mail hence.
Emms Square was occupied last
night by a large and appreciaIive
audience OF all ages. sexes and many
natiOnalitieS drawn together by the
band concert. The band played a good
programme, many of the numbers be-
ing eneOred. The clapping Of hands
by the spectators could be heard sew
eral blocks away.
The infant child Of Mrs.. Hilder in Pa
uoa valley was reported by DR.. Brodie
10 the Board OF Health on Monday
week a having broken out with the
eruption Of measles. The President Of
the Board Of Health called and eN-
amined the little patient. and verified
the Doctors diagnosis and left direc-
tiOns for isolation.
Chief Justice Judd has felon to
deal with OF a character not covered
by the penal code. Hence his honor
I has been obliged u retire from the
bench. The felon Is on one OF the
fingers of the right hand and renders
the Judge unable 20 take notes Of pro-
/ ceeiingS, which Is the reason of his
not presiding in the Supreme Court
/ for some days.
Mr.. ". J. Roche. who WAS employed
in different capacities By the Gibson
Administration, and more recently As
/ Secretary Of the Board Of Health, left
by the Planter on Saturday. Mr..
Roche i Il gentleman of fine scholar
ship and good address, and viii doubt
les command a position, in larger
country, in which his abilities Will
have better scope than here
Mr.. Pahfa's objection to his late
chiefs appearance as attorney for
defendant in the Police Court, on the
ground that he was Marshal until his
successor was appointed, and eN-Nar-
shall KaulukOu's cOunter-objecti0n that
the Narshalship being vacant Mr..
Pahia was nObOdy'S deputy, are said
by Mr.. kaulukOu to have been only
presented in Jest. At all events, Jus
tice Dayton oyer-ruled both objections
in earnest
Hon. ]. L. Kaulukou. ex-1IarshaI
Of the Kingdom, has enSconced him.
self amidst elegant office furniture, in
. the second story OF the Damon build
/ ing. corner Of King and Bethel streets,
where he resumes the practice Of law.
The room i the outside corner one,
commanding the best of air and light
a. well a. a pretty view. Although
Vet . Young man. Mr. kaulukOu has
been in public Office for about thirteen
years. including the positions Of Dis
trict Judge, Sheriff, and Marshal.
Mr.. A. B. Fisher i doing some fine
work in electrOplatiug at his electrical
works establishment on Fort street.
He has s complete outfit for work eff
this kind. 4 couple Of carpenter tools
OF steel plated with nickel and an iron
tool bronzed were shown To 4 GAZETTE
reporter Wednesday, all these being
beautifully finished specimens of work
manship. Mr.. Fisher has also q stock
OF material on the way for gold and
silver plating, after the receipt of
which he viii be prepared TO execute
all orders in the electrO-plating line.
One Of the recent arrivals by the
AIariposa did not break the quaran-
tine Thursday by holding converse
with the outer world The gentleman
referred TO stood in the partly opened
gateway and Informed GAZETTE re
porter that the morning he left the
Coast. the ponds about Oakland were
covered with ice, and boys, possibly
girls too. were skating on them A