Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-11-27
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THos @. THRuM, Business Agent
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
What has become of our base ball and cricket
clubs
DIR. McGrew has purchased the Royal Hawaiian
Theatre.
We call attention to Mr.. Horns holiday adver-
tisefnent i'll another solumn.
Judge Judd and Mr.. Preston arrived from Ha-
wall on the Likeiike last Sunday.
The australia from San Francisco is expected
this evening or tomorrow. .T..
At Kiauea plantation, Kauai. the Thermometer
fell to 80 last Monday morning.
The matchmaking of Fort street between
Queen and Merchant has improved it materially.
Mr. Curtis p Iuakea has been appointed chief
clerk in the Foreign Office vice William jarrett,
deceased.
We received no latter foreign news by the City
of Nen York than we had already received by the
Ella from the coast.
We have heard nothing additional in regard to
the submarine eruption off Honokaa, Hawaii. The
report il generally discredted.
Fifteen passengers arrived in Honolulu from
Australia by the Cnyof Nem York. and forty-thrce
left on the same steamer for San Francisco.
Persons desiring to appeal from the tax assess
ment for the current year, should bear in mind to
obtain their appeal papers before the 3Oth.
The Excelsior just arrived from San Francisco,
reports eighty-two of smallpox in that city
during the two weeks previous to her departure.
There will be thanksgiving praise service in
the Fort Street Church tomorrow evening to
which all who would be pleased to come are invi-
ted
Thanksgiving day, Thursday the 25th, was OBJ
served by Americans and others III Honolulu.
Most of the business houses were closed after
noon.
The bark reported outside last Wednesday, and
about whose name there was considerable specna-
ton on the streets, passed ON without stopping
here .s....
The Lancashire witch sailed for Tahiti last Sun
day. carrying the mails. Sir Thomas Hesketh, her
owner, left for San Francisco in the CITY of New
York.
If the sidewalks are to be used solely for the
exposure of goods, suggest that the authorities
impose fine on all persons caught walking on
them.
On Thursday last, Thanksgiving day, at the
of Cen Comfy q. S. Minister preached the Gus
tOmary sermon.
| Rev. Mr.. Damon and wife who have been absent
from the Islands some time, and Mr.. N. Armstrong,
the recently appointed Attorney General, expec-
|
The city of Nen Yo,I. arrived from the South
last Monday and sailed for San Francisco the
same day about 6:45 p. r., with good number of
passengers and large amount of freight.
trotting race is announced to come off at Kapi-
oani Park this afternoon between King William,
Dolly Warden Little Giant and Pumpkin Seed.
The the 10th inst, was between the two
former.
Yesterday morning Capt. d. Kahoowaiwai OF
the Patio while up in the sail loft waiting for his
men to get out sail, fell from the bench on which
| he was sitting and expired about twenty minutes
| afterward.
Ware informed by Father Larkin, that his pur.
chase of the Armstrong premises, although nom
inally the deed WAS made to himself, was in fact
made for Bishop Maigret, to whom the title Is now
transferred
There will be no music this afternoon ut Emma
| Square the band having been ordered ont to-day
with the troops to drill. An extra concert will bt
given on Monday evening, November 18th, at the
Hawaiian Hotel. -.
The brick building the esplanade recently oc
cupied by j. I. Chayters blacksmith shop, has
been purchased by Chinese and they have elevated
the roof and now raising the walls to make it
full two-story building.
SINCE Wednesday the atmosphere has been quit.
smoky and hazy. 1t is generally attributed to b.
caused by smoke from the volcano on Hawaii
south for several days.
WE regret to announce this morning the dealt
of the Hon. p. Y. kaeo, which sad event occurred
at his residence Fort Street, last night at abou
10 o'clock. The deceased had been in poor healtl
for some time previous to his death.
This is the holiday season of the year. The 16t
inst, WAS the Kings birthday, the 18th Thanks
giving to-day is the anniversary of the re ,ogni
tiOn of Hawaiian independence, and Christina
and New Years day are near Mt hand
Hawaii on last Saturday, reports that Mauna Lo
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights CAV
evidence of renewed activity, and that the illum
nation is now as bright as when the eruption fir
commenced. ..-W ...,.fft
A copy of an Italian newspaper, bearin
date of September last, has an extravagar
I and sweetly honeyed puff for "our >llustrior
: friend, signor @. 9, Moreno, from Dogiani"
is strange how we'll Moreno has been written up
: late by the journals of many countries.
Nh. WILLIAM JAnnErr, late Chief Clerk in the o
. Tuesday in Honolulu. MIR. Jarrett came to Il
Islands with Commodore Wilkes in 1910 and III
been in the employ of the Government in one
another office for over 81 years, the last % mol
being in the Foreign Office. frr -
G VIZ ARE requested TO state that in the absence
the Honorary Secretary OF p the Royal Hawaa
services and Office at the disposal Of the associ
ton, and has consented to receive all commune
tlOnB Alll 10 NNOrd All Sucn information rs nAy
desired on the part of applicants. Office, IL Ka
huinanu street.
In most large cities policemen, IL discovered al
D. ting down while on duty, heavily fined, and I
A. the second ofense dismissed from the servic
In Honolulu this order of things seems to be 7
versed. Our policemen perch themselves ON co
venient dry-goods boxes on the street corners al
= stick to them closely that one would think tn
do not dare to leave them for fear Of being fine
They are ornamental, II not verv useful.
u st. Andrews Pro- Cathedral.-The Bishop of II
nolulu has given notice that he purposes duri
Advent, which begins to morrow, at the morni
service course of sermons on the Incarnation
3 follows; LIST Sunday, tomorrow y" The nee.
- sity of the Incarnation" Second Sunday" Il
incarnation, The Hope of Mankind from I
= earliest ages" Third Sunday" Jesus Christ,
r. IucarnAte SOn of God, the only Saviour Of Nj
st kind" Fourth Sunda THE Incarnation vie
cd in the uniyersaiity Of its extension, and eern
Of its DURATION"
There has been number Of opium cases on tr
in the Police Court this week. ID. B. Griffin. "
D entered a plea of not guilty when hist examin
Afterwards pleaded guilty. He was sentenced
| Elk nnniths imprisonment and 10 pay 6ne OF :
on charge Of smuggling opium, and received
\ same sentence also for selling opium. r. @. w
u ston was sentenced 10 six months imprsonm
and 10 pay fine OF SEQ. Both have appea
their cases 70 tbs Supreme Court. Mrs. Jennie q
An, was found not guilty and discharged. A nj
her of Chinese arrested by officers Wallace
- Tell were sentenced an follows; An Kow go