Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-12
SATU RDAY PRESS.
Managers Notice.
NOEEMBER IL, 1881


All Advertisements for the SATURDAY Pass must be
sent by Friday No insertions for the current
issue can he guaranteed when sent in later.
Advertisers will mark the number Of insertions de.
sired from which date they charge. Any not so marked
will be charged months.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
THERE was no criminal business in the Police
Court last Saturday.
The Russian man of war postnik sailed last Sat-
urday morning for Tahiti.
PERSONS sending articles for publication in the
Press must append their correct names.
NEXT Wednesday, November 10th, will be the
Kings birthday which is a legal holiday.
Mr. w. l.. WILCOX is acting Police Justice during
the absence of Judge Bickerton at Waimea.
SEVERAL lepers have lately been brought here
from the other islands to be sent to Molokai.
The telephone connections with the central Of
fee in Honolulu number one hundred and sixty.
FAIR in aid of the building fund of st. An
drew's Cathedral will be held on the 9th of Decem-
Der.
THE interior of the Post-ofice building has been
thoroughly renovated and painted and looks
much better.
The hall at Oahu College and the platform in it
are to be enlarged, and other needed improvements
will be made.
Mn. NJ. DICKSON has an excellent photograph at
his gallery representing the Royal Family i'll
neatly arranged group.
HI r.. M. Piasioon, having repaired the dam
age sustained by the collision with the schooner
Mana, sailed from this port on Thursday
WE publish supplement this week, in which
will be found Rev. S. L. Bishops sermon of last
Sunday evening, on the return OF the King
On Thursday, the ID inst, Mr.. Richard Sprague
Stearns of Massachusetts, U. S. A., was admitted
to practice in all the Courts of this kingdom.
The yacht Wdnderer is announced to sail on
Monday next for Maui and from thence direct to
Japan. Queen Emma will go to Maui by her.
VERY large air-pump for Hutchinson's mill in
Kan, Hawaii arrived from San Francisco by the
J. d. Spretkts, and will be taken from here by the
Mary Foster.
IT is stated that Mr.. Walsh, Deputy Sheriff Of
Maui has announced his intention of resigninR.
Should he do so, Mr. j. A. Magoon will be ap-
pointed to succeed him.
CONCERT will be given at the Lyceum this
afternoon when " Romberg's 10y Symphony"
given at the concert ON Thursday evening of last
week, will be repeated
By order of Chief Justice Judd special term
of the Supreme Court will be held in Honolulu,
commencing on Monday, November 2lst, tor the
hearing of cases Ill banco.
HE Ice Cream Social given in the vestry OF Fort
Street church on Thursday evening was largely at
tended. The Band was present and added to the
enjoyment of the OCCASION
ON Wednesday next, the Kings birthday, His
Majesty will address the public at Kawaihao
church at 10 AM, and at Aliiolani Hale from ~
to o'clock PM. will receive those who desire to
pay tier respects.
| Mr. MONTANA has in his window n number of
| fine photographic views of all the arches erected
for the reception of the King on his return home
| The large Chinese arch was taken from all four
| sides.
AN alarm of fire about p. NJ. on Thursday even
ing drew out the fire companies for exercise. The
| alarm WAS caused by the burning OF brush piles
| near Fisherman's point, which made big blaze
| for a short time.
The weather has been cloudy for several days
| past, and Yesterday afternoon about haf-past two
| o'clock ii suddenly began to rain and IN n lew
minutes large streams Of water were running GOWN
| the streets and pouring into the harDor.
In addition to the usual Friday afternoon ex-
ercises at Punahou last week, very enjoyable
| musical entertainment WAS gwen III tHe evening
| under the direction of Mrs. hanford, which was
attended by a number of friends OF the pupils.
WE are informed that Postal Union matters are
in the hands of Mr.. Martin, Hawaiian Charge de
o6aj,vs at Paris, who consents to see the thing
carried through properly. We hope that thus
kingdom will become member OF the Union ny
January next
Tur Ladies' Benevolent Society wish TO express
their hearty thanks to the Public for the liberal
aid given at their Ice Cream Festival on Thursday
evening and especially to thank Mr. Berger and
the Band for their kindness IN furnishing music
THE first sociable Of the Bethel Social Union
was held last Monday evening in the vestry of ths
Bethel church. There were interesting literary
exercises which were highly enjoyed by the large
number OF people present. posm read by Mr.
b. f. Dillingham; will In found ON the first page.
Os Thursday afternoon Hebbard's express team
became frightened on Queen street and rar
around Brewer d Co.'S building and turned bach
into Queen street where it ran into tile side
walk and broke the front axle and did other dam
age 10 the wagon. The horse ran little furthel
and fell down when he was caught by native.
The Trustees OF the Library and Reading Room
Association have CONSENTED to set apart division
for works on educational matters and solicit th'
donation Of publications. Of this GLASS; Thu
department will lie open at all times and member
of the recently organized Teachers' Association
will have free access TO It, and may take book
homo ~ read or study when they 80 DESIRE
water was struck last week at a depth Of gao fee
in the artesian we'll bored by MT Arnold at Lae. Tn
we'll was bored at the expense OF Chinese ON lam
lersed from the Mormon settlers. Nearly every al
tempt at artssian well boring, except those mad
in the vicinity Of Honolulu. have heretofore prove
unsuccessful, and this should give encouragement
to others.
FOLLOWING Ia the programme for the Band Cor
cert at Emma Square, at O'Clock this afternoon
ov.r,nre-Lieht Caviar. Supp