Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-22

tod W. sbriets and ca, calls. again 80 thank tho
company and congratulate tb" community
There was something aetfay in tbe pas afrsrpo
nonts Ast night, which rendered the lpsaf pnti ~
tha tbratfa almost nbinhnbiLtblo No trust that I
ospea"no" will roctiiY ibis e9il
Lsst "Wednesday morning 90 ~. Hoffman yrs
driving ~ . hpnea geenpied by ibinesa hHht Tho |
corner " King aud MnBtnter streets, he was ~. /
gueaiad W native policeman ~ nFaHna sick
rbiuunHn inside The dyntpf pronounced II
light rasn ~ yadplpid 10 Hnd thH policeman
t1pk The thinnuiHn 81 The station b1psr and aeBt
vpfd ~ ~. Hutchinson, tho physician ~ tho
Board y Health. hftet examination ~ Ijf Hutch
inapu, the fHnn was taken ~ the hpatiihi The
teaf, 1id3 tiinitnan was . passenger ~ Tho
Steamer qptpfat and ~ ibis ID The second steamer
that bna brought tho dlsHaHa frow cilina, vessels
rrd pnassnRots frots that quarter will ba closely
"rAtnipnJ hafsnftsf aH heretofore.
FottovfHo IL Tho address ~ ~ H. H. tho
Pfincrsa ileaeni, delivered b. tlpes assembled ~
ua Palaces pn thn lngHnnyf the King departure
| Mis-. Ofcrfa tbd Nerhbeta ~ ihe Kings .Dpafd.
/ Tho Primers Own, NapHlHhpa 'pfpa, Hnd III my
| people Ny royal brother, our boioyed King,
/ nov leaves Hf, AMI ! appeal ~ Y0uf tgve ~ yp1f
Bpyefagn chief ~ y9nr pat,nih0 hl9hn nIii ~ ttne
/ litRHiiruH that you viii extend hp tna th4i love
/ and obedience which you ~ willingly gave yDnf
/ King, ~ enable me ~ ful6 Justly and Wisaly ths
duties ~ DUy'rnHisnt TINT are placed IN my hands,
hhd fecpRpils ~ mo mother tui ] shall look np.
| on ypn rs NY children. And I Hsk aisJ IN behalf
/ ~ my beloved cptiHpft, the sam" 1--we hhd Obo.
/ dianns Ia accomplish tha inlhllmcnt ~ Vnr joint
! trust Mud pfny that with hearts united aud
true, ypn viii support fne In tho performance ~
| our duty ~ our country, IN the Advancement ~
| commgh welfare, mud the maintenance ~ ibs IN.
dependence ~ our beloved land This Is the de-
airo declare INTO you pod bless you nll.
THg regular monthly meeting ~ tho Y. ~. q. A.
| wna hold lnat Ihuffdny evening nj tho IYennm,
| but wo regret W say wtG sImfs'y attended, and
tho topic arranged for the evening was uHhsnrJ,
through tho absence ~ tbs osgnyiHt. Or. IIyde
hnd MI Atheftou, the Chinese committee, reported
tho pfppfeesiyenesa pf tho Chinese church aud
Sunday pciDol work, and 81 letter was read from
tho newly established church, requesting tho ss-
nisnnce ~ the Association toward The support ~
their acting pastor md this nov Chinese ooipor.
tour, which drew out sDfgs discussion, resulting In
ulo cDntinnhnc" " III" support VI colportcnr work
Tho commencement Of city mission labor among
tic natives of Honolulu VIA brought Ia the notice
IT tho society, aud thn agreeable fact mentioned
that no poverty existed and but two cases II sick
ness discovered In nn afternoons visit ~ the
PnkDlD district. Other work WA sjsJksn pf NJ
needing tho aid ~ tbs Association for It's ostai,-
lighment, yin, Sunday services IN the plantation
districts whore no churches Rfs located mud Batur-
day evening tenpefhncs meetings.
Ar tho Bcw theatre On Thursday evening WAS
given tho Comedy Of Not 10 Bnd after AL" HF.
Wells took the character ~ Captain Narchfnont,
BIZ Wilson was DR.. Brunt, Mr.. Croabie appeared
80 snar, and ~ played their par,s admirably.
noticed first, Miss May wilkes ns Mrs. Mnrcbnont,
Miss Allen, ms Mrs. Brunt. Miss Eliza Long, M
bIlly 5laJbud Wnfg excellent. Dir. EfuucDouT hs
the Gardiner, and Miss Flaming rs Mrs. pOppot.
Captain Poppct represented by Mr. Morton vHs
very amusing OF the dresses fnnst say that
though Miss Long looked very charming she did
not look Ike "niAd ~ all work" Snart'H plush
might have fitted esteemed contemporary, bat
the rest Of the makeup WAS not 70 characteristic
aud VIC never saw gardener dressed 49, was
Janss Banks" However, the playing WAS good
the scenery admirable, and tbs music, as Mr..
Berger always gives it., loft nothing b Do desired
Particularly, after tho piano we notice the cornet
clarlonet and iiuta tho gtringe1 Instruments too
we're good. We must especially commend Mis'
play. We compliment the whole Company on
their acting, and thank them In the name VI tlf
community for merry evening.
FoLnowmo is the record Of Police Court ssn
fences for tho week: j. Bpooncr, drunkenness
forfeited bail 81. ALI Mann and Ala Yuen, charged
and ne costa s" Raannl "sssn it, and mi' ba.e r,
on his wife Hclu, fined 81 and 81 costs. Apui
Kun Yan, Apnu and All Yuen, for violating the
81 costa each s. Magnin, assault and battery OF
simpeo1 Decker, fined - and n costs. Captain
Kalna, drunaennsss, forfeited bail 49,. Nis H.
guilty; Ma was fined geo and s2 20 Costs ," an,
Sofa M2kai $40 and e 10 costa. j. Aiapa am
ggiity Hiapai was fined 80 and b % Geo costa, On,
Gilman 81 and 81 ~ costs; Alapai noted an up
peal 10 the intermediary court Willie Knkua
larceny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced 70 ST.
Inonths imprisonment at hard labor and cost
> taxed at 81. Lai Ipm, for violating fire ordi
nance, forfeited T2f bail. NJ q. Poole, drunken
t ness, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced TO on
months iIrpris0nInent at bard labor and cost
taxed at ~. Geo. voss, drunkenness, forfeite
D SO bail. All Sin and All Sow, assault and batter
ON Waihole were found guilty and each fined &
aud 81 costs. All Tong and Kawila, charged wit
. ARRAY; All Tong found not guilty, and Hawk
sentenced To months imprisonment at har
labor and costs taxed at 81 10 A. Morgan
2 drunkenness, forfeited IS bail.
/ A coscERT was given last night for the benefit {
! the Library and Reading Room The perfofmanc
l. commenced with the overture 10 Han pa, by Helsr
q Berger and Owen, and we need not say Il was ad
% m!rabIy played as duet for the piano Next f.,
% lowed the beautiful song by Queen" by BIZ
:, Inentha, most tastefuly and artistically sung
loud applause. Miss Ida Mohrig then sang til
, Concert Valse," and an encore being called 10
d the Rood-natured young lady sang m was
!, gems OF Haydnis Creation, !" the duet "Graccf
:. Consort," by Mrs Patty and Mr.. g. o. Berger, an
the grand chorus IN the same Oratorio, '.ii
. all concerned. Mr. j. Il. Castle recited selection
4 from Lord Byron's Prisoner Of Chillon" in
=: most dramatic but tasteful style. A piano due
# well played by Miss Herbert and Mr. Berger, fc
T lowed. Mrs. Patty then sang Cuckoo, Cuckoo
3. and on being encored kindly gave " Who is at
~ Window" Miss Ida Mohrig sang 1.-THE Skylark
~ Stay with Me-" and being again recalled, sar
4 beautifully " The Last Rose Of Summer" Nj
4 Mohrig sang delightfully."-, but perhaps her style
Al this occasion little too horid and aImo
"a oyerburthened with ornament for our taste. Mi
II Mohrig sings well, and IL, should say, in go'
~ hands but prefer simplicity TO ornamentatio
i OF Professor Ovens brilliancy OF execution al
q yet delictcy Of touch cannot speak too hghl
70 OF Mr.. Berger our Bandmaster the rnusic-loyir
folk Of Honolulu have long since formed it's opDio
II. and that is that fortunate in having such
4 musician amongst The concert was a perfe
'Ht musical treat to all who present. The hon
~ was crowded We do not yet know the sum re:
VI lied, but we have doubt but that il will be
ie very welcome assistance to very worthy instii
80 ton.
a. MAUI.
re- THIS island was favored with heavy rains Il
~ week.
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n Tnr new mill at spreckels' plantation. one