The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-18


Cuunul. iu 60. v, Ration WIN BoKL tod
him b. wuu,d cat i<ahHuuaau'- head
, n tnd all the residents we're reesy ~
julu n IT, Guards were uud,rau ,st 90
au paIls 90 thv .Nlta4u. MI hdt tuu
Irns uu ready 90 tnkr up arms t4li.st
The ctilf but few. " any. ! b.7ievc.
would follow ~ iIin with him.
So.tIuu,r is,h.-u1N. nvki Dmer. Il q.
400 .n,as su.. ua.Nuuu for orc aGdsc,
Bay uuv4. ,a.it. Ar,n.t br,uSnt slahutr
10 rtY.u three let tWU incncs SO Z,
.i-.IuUu i.chts broad a.d five inch q
tLl,s which hu p.Cked ~ at sea Mheh
I NOS pat iu the water 90 satisfy tn
Gouatug, 1t hOntcd. It's weight was ~
uuurus,
Les. r. b. 25th.-,'r. Iiuuhewen went
down .tu I.lt. RIVER to see ucWdhCWd
IeS high prusD.-J. &, Jones and /
Ne4t ~ to see me sugar MN. Got tn
mules In to gri"d ana after some coax
INK they wet very wen. Afterwards
1t was found the mill was going wrong
side foremost: shifted and found Il
great difference. At o'clock had no
sugar
March 2ith.--Gov. Boki. who arrived
yesterday with his wife from Maui, had
"A long talk with Kuanoa, Kaupena and
Others relative to their quarrels in his
absence. Inquired If they intended to
kill the white people and said, " the
whites had been s.ain he never won d
have come to oahu again; he would
have killed himself.
July 3d.-Friday. fine morn.-Great
preparations for the dedication OF the
new large native church. The king
made n short opening speech. Mr..
Bingham delivered the discourse, fOl-
lowed by short address by the prin-
cess, after which the king made the
-, / estimated
nearly 5000 people were present.
July 4th.-Fine morning; cloudy with
fresh breeze which made 1t cool. The
day was ushered in with guns; colors
were displayed from all the shipping
and the forts and flag STATS of the
place.-At p. m. the King. Kaahuma-
nu, Boki and wife, Hoapii and wife,
Keikioewa, Kauluohe, Kauanohi. XII
nau and many others assembled ut Mr..
Jones with the American and other
residents. from whence they all pro-
ceeded to the Oahu Hotel. where din
ner had been prepared in splendid
style. The company consisted of about
ffty, and included the American and
Catholic missionaries. English Consul
and principal foreign residents. All Were
| in excellent spirits: many toasts were
drank, with cheers three times three.
Several dinner parties were got up
and many luaus INDUCED in among the
to say who appeared to take most In
forest in the occasion, Americans or
natives.
4 valuable article by Rev. DR. S. F..
Bishop upon the Geology of Oahu"
contains much in the way OF the his
tory and changes of local points of in
terest. particularly of extinct craters
and landmarks, among them Punch
bowl HILL Diamond Head, Pearl Har-
| or and other familiar local places. In
conclusion the following conjectural
table is given touching the age Of geo
logical events:
7 offer n conjectural estimate OF the
lengths of time elapsed since the sue
cessive events of geology in Oahu took
place. Such guessing is necessarily
crude and merely tentative. 1t may be
useful as a rude outline OF facts. i i'm
agine the periods guessed to be much
less than the actual ones:
l-Emergence of waianae, 100000
years ago.
2-Emergence Of Koolau, 800, 900 years
| ago
3-Extinction of Waianae, 100000
years ago.
4-Extinction OF Koolau, 100000 years
ago.
5--Erur.ion Of Laeloa craters, $4,000
years ago.
5-Eruption of Rocky Hill, 1000
years ago.
7-Eruption of Punchbowl,i $4,000
Years ago.
S-Elevatlon OF reefs. 10000 years
ago.
9-Nuuanu orators. 10000 yenrs ago.
/
11-Kaimuki and Manumae, 1000
wears ago.
12-Salt Lake group. 10 900 wears ago
| 12-Tantalus. $500 wears ago.
| la-Koko Head. 600 years ago.
The inaugural address of Governor
Dole is reproduced In fun together
with an account of the darTers of HArlN
DAYS in the ascent of the Pail Of Nun
anu, with extracts from the diary Oi
Rev r. Tucker. a missionary of the
period Of 1891. This extract outlines the
difficulties Of the climb hofo"e the DAYS
OF the grade and mentions the to him
astonishing ease with which the native
women. hurdened with children, wa'ECt
about "as careless of danger as II they
We're on level plain
Prof. \. Rochelle. Government euto
ImOlociSt, contributes valuable r. p'r
: entitled "Hawaii's Forest Foes o
much interest to aCriculturists. and l.
u Ki'iirio nv-fsh commissioner, fur
nishes collection of Hawaiian fs'
stories and superstitions This IS fol
, lowed hv the story Of "Ku-ula. thu
, First Cod of Hawaii" with man,
, stories and Incidents
: steamer Day IN Honolulu" ard "Ilo
poIulus Rattle With Ruhonic Plague
|, are two title heads under which arr
given thorouGh and authentic account
/, Of present day topics.
Besides the above mentioned feature
/ the Annual contains many other arti
! cles Of valuable Information, historical
, interest and studiNus retrosrect. II I
neatly bound ard made additionally at
tractive by Illustrations reproduce
from photographs in excellent style,
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