Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-11

THERE will be no music at Emma Square to-day.
The Band will be at Kapiolani Park.
TwRNrY-Foun special police have been appointed
for duty at Kapiolani Park to-day.
Mr. S. G.. WILDER returned by the LReike after
two months railroad building in Hawaii.
The passengers by CitU of SydHsy were allowed
to land early on the morning AFTER her arrival at
San Francisco.
TnF barkentine Eta arrived from San Fran
cisco on Wednesday with mail. She brought
dates of papers to the DIST ult.
OuR thanks are due to Messrs. Whitney & Rob
ertson for a copy, May LIST, of the Ua,ctman, a
seml-monthly organ of the Y. NJ. c. A. of Chicago.
MEssRs. HAcKFEID have not received any init
nation to the effect that the City Of Sydney will
bring nc freight, but mails and passengers only
AZ was rumored
LETTERS have been received from San Francisco
complaining of the Inconvenience and lack of at
tendance suffered by the Honolulu passengers by
the city Of Sydney
THE missionary brigantine Morning Star will go
into quarantine about the latter part of next week.
All letters, parcels, etc, for her must be board
prior to that time.
SEVERAL of the young men of Honolulu have
organized another military company to be called
Friday evenings
CAPTAIN BRAY will conduct the Gospel Temper
ance Meeting at the vestry of the Bethel Church
next Monday evening, June 18th, at ~ O'Clock.
All are cordially invited.
AN Australian paper received this week says:
T." A Honolulu trader murdered and eaten by
New Britain natives in March last" No name
and no particulars are given
NJ. 4
Governor Sir John Pope Henessy. X. c. NJ. G. and
became his guest at the Government House. Col.
Chas. Judd was initiated into the F. d A. order Of
Masons at Hongkong.
WRIT was served on the Honorable W. M. Glib
son on Tuesday in an action of assumpsit brought
against Mr.. Gibson by the Minister of the In
terror, for the recovery the sum of $1,000, ad-
vanced by a. former Minister.
The Rev. Dr. Hyde is preparing careful and
very complete sketch of the proceedings at Puma
hou College since its commencement 1t will show
lists of principals, teachers, graduates, examiners
etc. during the whole period.
The old wharf makai of Messrs. Brewer & Co.'S
shed, fell in on Monday night. 1t had been
severely tried lately by the discharge of heavy
cargoes of bricks, sand, coal, &c, and the under
meath beams appear to be quite rotten.
REAR ADMIRAL Thomas H. STEVENS, who was
recently in Honolulu on the U. S. S. Pensacola,
will be placed the retired list when he arrives
at San Francisco, having reached the age of sixty
two years. Rear Admiral Balch succeeds to the
command.
| Miss CATHCART with Mrs. Snow of the. original
band to Micronesia is expected from the States by
the city Of Sydney to reinforce the mission to the
| Marshall Islands. 1t is intended to give them
reception at the Fort Street Church next Wednes-
| day afternoon.
The Rev. Father Sheridan arrived from the
| b, no IN, ioin 10
the staff of the st. Louis College. We do not hear
! that his coming at the invitation of the
Rt. Rev. Bishop Maigret or of any of the older
members of the mission.
FATAL accident occurred on board II. I. M.
| Ship Mars training ship, stationed at Wilhelms-
| haven. By the bursting of shell eleven persons
| were killed and wounded; amongst the latter was
an officer who visited this port i'll the German
frigate Elizabeth.
BY the census recently taken in the Colonies We
against 100000 in 1871. New South Wales 10000
against $4,000 in 1871. New Zealand 4S9,560.
City of Melbourne and suburbs 28l ,949 other Aus
| tralian Colonies not yet reported.
The australia arrived off the port early on Mon
day morning and come right in to her BERTH The
friction, and large number availed themselves Of
the opportunity and might be met any where
about the city and its neighborhood.
The particulars of the loss of the Ho Chung have
come to hand, and are as follows: The Ho Chung
bound northwards through the Formosa channe
was run into and sunk by H. b. M. S. Ldpioug
bound south through the same channel, the forme
went to the bottom in deep water and the latte
was lowed into HongkonP BY the S. S. Thdies. NJ
lives were lost.
The Royal Hawaiian Band gave moonlight
concert on Monday evening, which was ATTENDED
by large gathering of people. The most strikin,
feature of the entertainment was the vocal mus,
by the bandsmen. considerable number of tn,
lustpulia's passengers were present and applaudel
so heartily and encored so vigorously that Mr.
Berger kindly repeated it.
AMONG the victims of the terrible wreck Of thu
Ta,arno on the south coast of New Zealand, wa
the Rev. Joseph Waterhouse a bother of Mr.. j
Il. Waterhouse, senior, of this city. This gentle
man was formerly connected with the FIJI Mission
New Zealand for his health and to visit anothe
brother, was on his way back to Victoria when tn
) wreck of the Tdrona closed an energetic ant
useful life.
The Board of Emigration brigantine Storm
Bird hauled off into the stream ON Monday las
and was placed in quarantine with the South Sci
people on board, who are to be taken back to thei
homes from this island Those from the othe
islands are quarantined at Fisherman's Point
Storm Bird, many of whom it Is expected will re
turn here. Having landed her passengers at thei
respective islands, the vessel will proceed to tn
New Hebrdes and Solomon Islands.
u The Chinaman who was shot by his fellow
countryman on Sunday, died ut the Queens Hos
pital on Tuesday night, The ball ent red til
small of the back and passed quite through tn
abdomen. Another of assault with deadl
weapon also among tho Cinnamon occurred o
Tuesday night. A quarrel having arisen one ma
with hatchet inflicted terrible wound on til
back of the other mans head, and second ON tn
wrist. The wounded man was taken to the hosp
tai in a dangerous condition., and the assailar
escaped for the time.
Tn regular yearly examination of the pupils
Punahou will be held at the college on Monda
and Tuesday next Examining Committees for tn
year are Kew. DIR. Hyde, Hon. w. X. Castl,
DR.. N. b. Emerson and A. T. Atkinson, Esq o
Thursday afternoon the fortieth anniversary wi
= be celebrated by a luncheon to be followed b
brief addresses from former pupils and friends
the same evening the graduates Of the year wi
read essays and deliver orations III Fort Stres
Church. Prof. Alexander aud Mrs. DilinghaI
II will also contribute To the recitations.
N MEETING was held in the school-room Of tt
~ r. C. Church in Fort street on Sunday, where
!" was resolved TO wait upon the IT. Rev. Bisho
Q Maigret, requesting him to take such steps as
o might deem necessary in order to clear ,p the
10 certainliss and disagreeables which have su
= rounded the position of the Rev. Father Lark
! since his arrival in this city. The Rev. PrelaI