Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-19


sentative Of the people, who Is Insane or dlot
unless he be male subject Of the Kingdom who shall
have arrived ~ the full OF twenty years who
shall know how To read and WRITE who shall understand
accounts aud shall have been domoiled In the King.
dom for Mt least three Yeas the aat Of which shall be
the year immediately preceding his election and who
shnll own real estate within the Kingdom of clear
Nninc over and above all ncumbnnccs OF nj least
thousand dollars, or who shnl have annual income
property o. some lawful employment"
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SATURDAY PRESS.
NOVEMBER 10, 1881
Managers Notice.
Al Advertisements for The SATURDAY Pns.s must be
sent In by Friday No Insertions for the current
Issue can he guaranteed when sent in later.
Advertisers viii mark the number Of Insertions de.
sired from which date they charge Any not 40 marked
will be charged months.
Tnos. @. TnRuM Manager.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
WE publish on our outside this week IN excel.
lent description of Cuban sugar plantation.
The II. M. S. Zeairhdio will be due from the
Colonies next Monday, but may be expected to.
morrow.
The November term of Court Mt wairnca was
mol protrac,ed one. Judge McCully returned by
the L,kefike last Sunday.
On Thursday morning Mr., Samuel Mott, riding
down Nuuanu street on horseback, collided with
carriage and sustained severe injuries.
GOSPEL Temperance meeting will be held on
Monday evening next in the Bethel vestry at ~
o'clock TO which the public in general are cor
daily invited
COMMUNICATIONS from several correspondent will
be found in our supplement published to-day.
Considerable correspondence has also to stand
over for our next issue.
WE have received, and turned over to the Post
Office, the sum of ss.75 from thirteen residents of
Onomea, Hawaii, as u contribution to the fund for
the payment of postage ON short paid letters.
TwENTY-oSE per cent. of the money subscribed
for the arch erected by Government officials for
the reception of the King was returned to the
subscribers, as only portion of 1t was required
The British steam yacht Wandeycr sailed on
Monday afternoon for Kahuu to which port
Queen Emma was taken by her. She was to sail
from their to Japan. She took u mail. from here.
MEMBERS of the regular police force, prison po-
lice and policemen from the country, under Cap
tain Tell marched to the palace last Tuesday and
presented u lookup" to the King. An address also
was made.
The barkentine Discovery arrived from the
Coast yesterday morning with mail for the news
dealer but none for the post-oiicc. The mail was
plac I'd on the ". II. Meyer which sailed the same
uay. AS usual the vessel with the mail is the last to
arrive.
WATER was struck yesterday in the artesian well
bored ON the plains on the John Ii property near
q
was bored by the Government and is intended to
supply the detci. of the Mahiki reservoir for Wal
kiki and vicinity.
Mn. A. A. Montana has taken excellent
photographs of Princess Liliuokalan One very
large one represents her standing by the royal
chair which is the royal robe. This Is sister
picture to his large one of Queen Emma. He has
also taken three smaller photographs of the Prin-
cess all i'll different positions, and all good.
WEDNESDAY,, the Kings birthday was ushered
IN by royal silute from Punchbowl. Sllutes
were fred also at noon and sunset. The king ad.
dressed the people of Knwaiahao church at 10 AM
and afterward held q reception at Aiiioani Hale
In the forenoon and afternoon there were boat
on the bay, and at night another hnta at the
palace.
BENEFIT to Miss Jennie Boyer will be given
this evening at the New Music Hail. She will he
assisted by Mr.. Brown and local talent. The pro-
gramme, informed is an excellent One
Mr. Browne will give selected readings character
the leadership Of Professor Berger will be in
attendance.
The brigantine W. G. Itein, Captain Turner,
arrived at Kahului, Maui, on the 10Th inst making
an excellent run i'll keeping with her motto, /" fast
and full" From the time she left the pilot off
San Francisco until she came to anchor At Kahu-
lui was just eight days and seventeen hours. Her
best days was 2s2 miles and the poorest 80
miles. This passage shows that her hrst trip to
the islands was not wholly lucky accident.
cert at Enma Square ut o'clock this afternoon:
Mareh-La Hanau la Moi Berger.
OyertnreFra Diavo Amber.
Selection rnan Verdi
alIz-kememoranec.. Waldteufel
Polka Hurry mp Ronalds
| The Band will give an extra concert ON Monday
evening Nov Dist at the Hawaiian Hotel, (Steamer
permitting
| CASPIAN SILVA has struck water in his artesian
we'll at Mokueia, wainlua, at u depth of 1903 feet.
The water rose TO within fourteen feet Of tue
fnce byt we have not heard what is the altitude Of
I the we'll above the sos level. The first one hum
bred feet was through earth, the second hundred
| feet through cora. and below that through hard
hard roos Thu, through which they bored last,
W e. rought to the surface in fine powder,
| gistened like glass.
| HosoLuLu was slightly startled last Monday by
the report that a case of small pox had heen es-
covered on Queen street on the premises OF Mr. j.
| U. Kawainui. The Iatient was taken to the reef.
] He hns been examined by a number OF DOCTORS.
| Some of them pronounce II yarinloid and others
| say 1t is not. The disease Inns every appearance
of both ,arioloid and chicken-pox and also resen-
bles another disease common To South Sea Island
ers. Every precsaiion has been taken 10 prevent
the disease from spreading, aud II IL he variooid
We do not apprehend anything serious to result
] from It,
Mn. WILLIAM Bnovs, who was recently assisted
TO return 10 tho Coast from Honolulu, writes
| lett in which he expresses bis gratitude TO his
! fri ia hal In al IN
when his health and money" were nearly spent.
| The Ladies' Relief Society paid his expenses at
the hospital for nearly -four weeks and then
| kindly offered 10 pay his way to BAN Francisco,
which generous offer be accepted. He extends his
! sincere thanks 10 those who acted 50 Literally 10
| him, an unfortunate stranger in q strange land.
lie states also that he wishes II known that dissI-
patton was not the cause Of his misfortune.
The Y. NJ. @. A. meeting ON Thursday evening
was well attended and interest IN the work does