The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-06-29

ne says.
The natives who left here to take
part in the Hawaiian Village al
the Mldwinter Fair are all expect.
ed to return on the next Australia
The fair will be about over by next
Wednesday.
On and after next Monday all
sugar in The country is taxable
property. Three sailing vessels
will leave on Saturday, presuma,
bly, TO save the owners of the sugar
from the much dreaded tax-col.
lector.
The Board of Health has adopt
ed stringent rules regarding the
steamer Mkt Maru. 1t will not
allow any body to board her, and
the first outsider who is caught on
board will be sent to the quaran-
tine station.
The Third District Club met last
night and elected w. c. King and
w. R Simms as delegates to the
Central Committee of the American
Union Party. Julius Asch was
elected to the Executive Commit
tee of the club.
Some bitter enemy of the Schuet-
zen Club has started the report that
the resolutions presented to the
Convention yesterday were written
by c. W. Ashford. This is indig-
nantly denied by the members of
that organization.
Some one has started a petition,
that DR.. Miner be appointed
the physician to the Insane Asy-
ium. This was done totally I'M
known to DR.. Miner, and without
any authorization from him, and is
against his wishes.
The three-year cruise of
Captain Barker of the flag
ship Philadelphia will ex-
pire on July 9th. His successor is
expected on the Mariposa. Cap
tain Barker will have shore duty
for the next three years.
A private letter received on the
Arawa brings word of the death in
Oakland of Mrs. Edward Bailey,
formerly of Waikiki. No particu-
lars are given with the exception of
The information that the funeral
.ook place on the 18th inst.
The Champion was getting up
steam yesterday, and it was stated
hat she would leave port today for
.arget practice and not return I'M
Ill after the Fourth. An officer of
he ship stated last night that he
Knew nothing about the report.
Judge Perry gave his decision
yesterday in the case of 0saki, the
Japanese merchant who is char, ed
With making a false entry at the
Custom House. The defendant is
ound guilty and fine of 5000 is
imposed. He has noted au appeal. |
Justice Frear will read his paper
N the Evolution of the Hawaiian
Judiciary" before the Historical
Society this evening in the Y. NJ
:. A. hall. The readings are open
0 the public generally, ladies as
veil as gentlemen. The meeting
rill begin at Z 80 pm.
The missionary steamer Morn
ng Star will leave for Micronesia
N the 10Th, after the arrival of the
australia. Miss Crosby and a
lumber of other missionaries are
expected to arrive on the Mariposa
Iue here on next Thursday. At
resent the Star has about fifty
ons Of stores on board, and more
re expected on incoming vessels.
The Board of Health has taken
measures to prevent every possible
of the dreaded
lack plague to this country. The
ort physician and all Board of
Health officers have orders not to
ermit any ship from China or
apan TO enter the harbOr, and
lso to allow no communication
7hatever with the shore until after
strict and thorough exsmina-
ion of all the passengers.
Keep your friends abroad posi-
on Hawaiian affairs by sending
hem copies of fhe HA WAIfAF
iAZETTE, semi weekly.