Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-12-18
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
NEXT Saturday will be Christmas day.

NEXT SATURDAY Will DC SHTlStIldb uHys
NEXT Tuesday, the 2lst, will be the shortest day
of the year.
The barkentine Eureka with the latest mail from
the Coast is now due here.
ATTORNEY GENERAL Armstrong returned from
Hawaii by the Likelike last Sunday.
HOTEL street near Fort has been macadamized
and much improved this week.
The band concerts at Emma Square are the
leading attractions on Saturdays.
The docket of the Circuit Court at Lahaina
shows its full quota of divorce cases.
The regular meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association was held on Thursday night.
On Saturday last seventeen passengers arrived
here from San Francisco by the Lady Lanpson.
FoUR passengers left Honolulu for San Francisco
by the Consuelo and one for Port Townsend by the
EIceisior.
We call the attention of the public to the appeal
of the Strangers Friend Society, In advertis-
ing columns.
AN item in last Saturdays Press thanking Mr.
W. c. Laine for late dates of China papers, should
have read X. W. Laine.
Mr.. WHITE. the smallpox victim now at the
reef hospital is reported to be getting along we'll
His case was not u severe one.
THERE was an unusually large attendance at the
Band concert at Emma Square ON Tuesday even
ing, beautiful moonlight night.
AMONG our special notices will be found the pro-
pramme for the "iWeek of Prayer" beginning on
the End and ending on the 9th of january, 1881.
The arrival and departure Of deep sea merchant
ships in this port have been quite OF late
and there IL now a large number OF square-rigged
vessels here.
| A CONCERT was given by the Amateur Musical
Society Of Honolulu last night too late for notice
in this weeks issue. We shall speak Of the enter
| tainment in our next
BEAUTIFUL silver pheasant brought from
Hongkong by the Hsrmins, purchased by Mr..
Milton, who intends to send Cor a mate for 1t by
the HochnHg.
On account of battling winds most Of the re-
Gently arrived foreign vessels have had to lay OH
| the Islands from one to three days, experiencing
considerable difficulty IN making port
| No MORE cases Of smallpox among the residents
of Honolulu have yet been reported, but the danger
can not be considered to have been fully passed
until about Christmas.
"BABrs IN rHr woop" was played by the Cali
fornia Theatre Company last Wednesday night
before very large and appreciatve audience u
the Royal Hawaiian Theatre. II will be repeated
again tonight
PAssNo one evening within whit" OF tn
Hotel stables, We were forcibly reminded OF tn
remark addressed by Trinculo to Stephano IN thu
"Iempssf." g do smell" says Trincalo. smell
"at which my nose IL in great indignation y
Tar steamer zsaiandia will be due hero ner
Monday. December 10Th, from the Colonies. Let
ters for the United States and Europe should b.
mailed early, the steamer may depart the sam
day.
LAST Saturdays ;Adrerfiss' Was In error in say
, ing that tho Odd Fellows ball ~ the Hawaiia
Hotel on the evening Of the 10th inst, uas Riye
by the tvo lodRss Of this city-Exceisiof and Hal
uaony. The credit belongs solely 70 tbs latter.
Fous oi ths oGacssu and crew q the LilsiiA
we're taken bssoss The Police Court this vssh o.