The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

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allegiance has been reported; on the
con rary the books are filing up and
| the oath blanks running short. No
one can blame the native for not
liking the change, still when ap-
preached on the subject, the general
an yer is perhaps this government
is better than the DID," that is, not
the slightest bitterness is exhibited
or expressed.
PERSONAL MENTION.
DIR. Nichols of Honolulu has been
doing dental work at Hamakuapoko
for the past two weeks.
w. p. Fennel, ESQ, manager of the
Volcano Company's hotel at Punaluu,
Hawaii, made a flying visit to Maui
this week, having arrived per Kinau
on Tuesday A. n. and returned per
Hall Tuesday P. NJ, all in one day.
Miss Helen Wilder is visiting her
brother at Kahului.
Chas. Copp. Jr., of Makawao, has
been assistant sugar boiler at Spreck-
eIsyille for about month.
The Bishop of Panopolis will visit
Makawao and administer the sacra-
ment of confirmation at the Kokomo
church during Sunday, Feb. 9TH.
The family Of Engineer Taylor viii
shortly take up residence at Hama
kuapoko. Farewell, Bungalow.
L. r. Hughes, ESQ.,, took the Kinau
this week for Mahukona, on bust
ness trip around Hawaii. He expects
to be gone about three weeks.
HERE AND THERE.
"Staggers" has again begun to
show itself among some colts on
Enos & Co.'sranch in Makawao.
Monday was holiday-yet not
holiday. It was published as one
before the p. q. wide G. w. Ashford
came into being and was not rescind-
ed and yet -.
During Monday Jan. 30th), even
ing, by the light Of the moon, thir-
teen Makawao young folk started to
explore Haiku Hills; but it was foggy
and damp, 80 they simply gazed up
ward from the base, " sky arked,n
chatted, gaIloped fercely homeward
and reported a splendid time.
The Wailuku Minstrels we're SO |
much encouraged by the success of |
their last entertainment, that they in
tend to keep up the organization and |
give some future exhibitions for |
charitable purposes, also Waikiki
Hospital, etc.
In regard to the removal from Office
Of Sheriff Hsyselden it must be truly
said that since his appointment to
Office he has won golden opinions BY
his sauVity Of manner and his able /
of duties which have not
at any time been Of a difficult or en-
barrassing nature, and, undoubtedly,
# any difficulty had arisen he DOS
sessed the ability to have COPIED with
Il in an able manner.
A recent letter in the Bulletin I
speaks OF Mr.. 4. A. Andrews as lack
ng il savoir faire for the Office. His
most extreme opponent must admit a
thorough honesty Of character, and
when it comes to the pinch can be
thoroughly trusted, and has the bull-
log grit to execute duties Of however
rying nature. Mr.. Ed. Hitchcock,
N ideal Hawaiian sheriff, has never.
ven by his most intimate friend.
leen complimented upon his SAVIOR
aire. Il Is true that such quality
d0rns any position, but it is surely
lot requisite in a police officer.
III. Andrews action in the Kipahulu '
lot Japanese rebellion) may be 4
tied to substantiate some OF the
boFe statements. a
The Catholic Bishop, continuing i
Is tour around the island, visited
Ne Kuau Church last Sunday, Jann- P
~ 18th. The Kahului Bsilroad !
0.'s train brought 3 large number
people from Waikiki % Paia, IN =
uding the Wailuku School Band. o
tteE the services at the church 8 &
rand lnau was given in honor Of the
'varend gentleman
The January evening Of the Maka-
no Literary Society WIS given up T
itirely. 10