The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-16


while on the Marine Railway.
The tax collectors for the Kingdom are
announced elsewhere, Mr.. c. I. Gulick
being the man for Honolulu.
The MYRTLE Boat Club had meeting
Wednesday night, electing one new
member besides doing routine business.
The subscription list in aid OF Mr.. John
Voller, an old employee OF the Iron
Works who has become blind, has
reached over $40.
Imported water pipe functions not
fitting in certain places, the Honolulu
Iron Works cast the necessary ones for
the new Alakea street line.
Miss Cooley, young lady who has
been enjoying island scenes for some
time, lett for her California home by
the brigantine W. q. Irwin.
Central Union CHURCH monthly social
on Thursday evening was largely at
tended and all present seemed to be en-
loving themselves thoroughly.
A Chinaman against whom charge
of opium in possession had been pending
since July 18th was released on Thurs
day at request OF the prosecution.
Mr.. Levey sold 66 shares of Kawailoa
Ranch (Waialua) stock on Wednesday,
Mr.. J.. H. Patty being the purchaser at
$33, or 81, l7S for the whole quantity
81 I,o
Waianae plantation, drove MIR. Brodrick,
of Los Angeles, and MIR. G. o. Berger,
secretary Of the company, into town
Sunday.
The Kinau will go on Volcano trip
on Monday next. There is considera-
BILE overland travel from Hilo to the
Volcano, the Volcano House being often
quite full Of visitors.
Judge, jury, interpreters and constable
all brandished esthetic fans in the Su-
preme Court on Wednesday. Captain
Fehlbehr bought the comforting articles
by order of the Court.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Mclean will regret to hear OF the
death, recorded elsewhere, of their in
FAINT and only son, which happened about
$50 on Sunday evening.
A Japanese named Arima, employed
on Olowalu plantation, Maui, committed
suicide on Thursday night week by shoot
ing himself. He was mortified at having
been exposed in a criminal offense.
officers of the Waikiki Sugar Co. for
the ensuing year are the same as for
last, viz. w. II. Bailey, President; P.
G. Jones, Treasurer; VIM. w. Hall,
Secretary; NJ. p. Robinson, Auditor.
At a business meeting of the Central
Union Church on Wednesday evening,
various matters Of importance were con-
sidered. Miss Chamberlain was APP
pointed city missionary for another year.
Judgment having been given against
the Chinese merchant for not keeping
his accounts according to law, and an
appeal having been noted, the new law
is likely to be tested in the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Kaulukou made direct appeal to
race prejudice in addressing the jury on
behalf Of Moteno, saying that If he was
white man he would never have been
arrested, and insinuating that the Gov
eminent put up JOB in the case.
BY referring to Mr.. Chas Hammers
advertisement it will be seen that he
offers his stock of saddles, brides, har-
nesses, ETC., at cost. Orders from the
country will get the same reduction as
city buyers. Now is your chance to Sc
cure bargains.
The remains of half-caste Chinaman,
who mysteriously disappeared some
time ago, are reported to have been dis
covered at the foot of cliff at Honomu,
Hawaii. 1t is supposed that he was
murdered and his body thrown over the
precipice.
Twelve-inch water main functions
were on Saturday put down in King
street, at the intersection OF the new ten
inch main in Alakea street. This has
been done in anticipation of the early
necessity of laying twelve-inch main
in King street.
Police Justice Dayton's remarks in a
Chinese gaming case Wednesday were
filtered through two interpretations,
Clerk Wond passing them on in Ha
waiian to the Chinese interpreter, who
dispensed them in fowery kingdom
largon to the defendants.
The organ recital at Kaumakapili
Church was very successful, the at
tendance being the best of any of the |
series. Princess Liliuokalani was one
of a really large and otherwise dis
tinguished audience. Space does not |
permit review of the performance,
which the most critical listeners thor
oughly enjoyed.
The long-pending rivalry for the posi-
ton Of Portuguese interpreter to the
Courts has ended in the appointment of
Mr.. J. NJ. Vivas. One hundred dollars
a month is the appropriation for salary,
and the incumbent has to attend Su-
Preme, Circuit and Police Courts when |