The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

HAuAKUA, July s.-LOng live the
r public.
The drought in this district was
broken by 3 good rain on Saturday
The fall was heaviest on ths upper
lands, but averaged about an inch and
= half all rOuud, and is worth thous-
ands of dollars to the plautat ons.
The Fourth passed Of quietly. All
the pIanta ions gave 3 holiday. There
was s0-caI ed b.. se-raciag at kukui
haeIe, which seemed only to lack
management to have been s success,
as there wsre horses enough and to
SPAR, hut TOO many cooks to make
good broth" On the eve of the
Fourth the "Ets Eud1 danced IT the
residence Of Char - N.tley. The
"Ceuter" Uicu cked in the woods and
danced st night, and > I enjoy ed the
dSy 70 the utmost
William Wright and wife and II.
GauI aud wife, Of OOkaia spent the
Fourth with friends IN this district
Curt will open o. the llth inst,
having been postponed one week
The docket i s. u l. consist u hfLeen
crimiuaI cases, one civ ! case and
some four or five probate cases Clerk
Porter a. been here 3 week or more,
having lef- HilO before moi Of FO-t-
p nemeut, aud Deputy Attorney
General Wi der arrived on the Waia-
leaIe on Saturday. Thus far, :. *.
Kane Is the only attorney on the
ground
The closing exercises Of the schools
will occur during the present week.
o. account Of clos : two weeks
earlier than was expected, the eXer-
ci-.-s Will be cut s5mzWHat shorter
than was intended
Wind mills are all the rage now.
We have two and more are talked Of
by homesteaders for ruuniI z their
corn mills. William Hardy uses one
at his shOp for running the lathe.
They ae certainly an economic l
poUer. and with . round tOwei would
give u s Likeness to Dutch village.
CAPTAIN AhlbOru snd family will
leave for Honolulu soon. For som
three years the Captain has man
age the r. NJ. Overeud plantation,
hut rec-ntIv disposed Of the place u
the Honokaa Sugar Company.
The people OF this district almost
Sc a Uuir. were surprised and iudig-
naut when they heard that J. r Mills
had (. e. pa doned- II would be inter
e.rfuv u TO kn what friends II
his Councillor Smith found who DO
not believe him gui ". Msuy men
have been hung on { ldence 10
stronger tran that adduced against
the defendants IN this case AMI VII
they got of vi b nine years many
thought they =. I'D have served their
full time. IL i reported that Nil
will return 70 Hamakua by the Eext
steamer. His " leone will b some
what Of : frigid nature, unless lie Is
returning 70 carry out thr ats made
when be left here, in which case he
welcome may thaw out and become
tropical.
The Greenfield boys, sons Of DR..
Greenfield, who haze been attending
school ia Californiz tn pat year, are
expected home next week to spend
Their vzc1ti4n-
Rev. Mr.. CaIIander will again a.
sumo charge Of the work Of the Eng
Hsh Church in this district vice 1Ir.
Lewis, resigned
Tnere i a great Zeal Of q1i indig-
uatiO 10 this district 81 the actio- Of
our . lie force. II i ALLEGED that
when such trivial oEeuSe= a stealing
5 mans clothes, bous-- breaking, -afe-
era king or committing & criminal
assault on q woman OF weak MUD
are perpetrztei it Is simply loOkesi
upon a. . huge j0s- AID passe- -
sucn- But, il you want 10 80 the
II rec" at its best, just let them hear
/. II some poor japan - trying 70 earn
little extra money y gathering
.roli.e horse feed and being 20 fOoi-
fsh a. TO think horse need fr- d on
Sunday, and they s~OOpd0Tu on him
fB all the majesty 4 the law, arrest
him without ilezhse, leave or war; Ut,
and TAX bail IN any smOg"t the poor
fellow msy pO-sess or thE judgment 81
aB ignorant Policeman may dictate
Some Of our citizens intend 10 make
an effort TO stop he abuse Of IniIre
poWer, both In being too orbrIuu= ia
eonne eases and in lack Of effieieuey in
others, CT else see that the force a. -