Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-15
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
Tnr front OF Mr. DillinRhOm's s,orc ia being inn
proved
O,uu CoLLrox and tho public schools opened
| last Monday.
Tur King gives ynas to all tho soldiers to
morrow Sunday ut the Palace
Am Of the small.po, patients arc doing we'll and
no new cases have been reported.
Tur cnlightencr Of the Wedncsiov Express has
evidently passed into n total eclipse.
Tur weather has been quite showery for some
time. II has rancd every day this week.
TuE Band gave n concert Mt Emma Square on
Tuesday evening which was well attended
Two three boats capsized in the harbor dur
ing the past week and several parties got wet.
On. MoKIpms, In the course OF professional
trip to Maui last week, vnocinated II persons.
Tur workmon engaged in matchmaking Fort
street have reached the crossing OF Hotel
street.
IMPORTANT and much required improvements
were made at Oahu College during the recent
vacation.
In last weeks issue the word portabe was ncci-
dentally omitted from tho notice Of Fowlers steel
railway.
THE mail steamer City NJ Sydney will be duo
from the colonies next Monday. Letter writer's
take notice.
TnE King has appointed Paul Paluila Kanoa,
Esq, to the Office of Governor OF Kauai vice +. W.
Becklcy, deceased
Mn. ID. Banks Mckenzie is announced TO deliver
lecture on Temperance in the Fort Street Church
on Sunday evening.
Dr. EMERSON and his assistant have vaccinnted
n number of persons in Waimanalo, Waiaua,
Kaneohe and Kailua.
The Chinese who arrived by the Qninta in the
steerage, JOl in number, discharged from
quarantine yesterday.
The exercises of the :" week OF prayer" were
continued during the present week. The meetings
have generally been well attended.
The editors and devils of the gazette, in their
endeavors to clear up that "cow mystery" have
our best wishes for their success.
THERE ia to DO n foot at Kapiolani Park
this afternoon between Harry Black and James
Brown. They are to run half mile.
The barkentine Discovery arrived in port on
Monday morning. She was sighted on Saturday
but was kept off by rough weather.
The harbor and wharves along the Esplanade
quite bare of shipping, large number Of ves
sells having gone out since the weather moderated
THERE over forty craft, large and small, in
the harbor on Tuesday last, the heavy southery
and south-westerly gales preventing them from
going out.
THE new brick building of Levers Dickson on
Fort street between King and Merchant streets, is
rapidly approaching completion and adds much
tn he Of block.
| WHITE the smallpox patient, who has completely
recovered, was brought from the quarantine
| station yesterday. A new suit of clothes sent
to him before he was taken from the reef.
THE schooner ". II. Meyer arrived in port on
Wednesday evening, 26 days from San Francisco.
She had long and rough passage She brought
n deck load of hogs number of them died on
the way.
LAST Sunday morning the King returned from
| Maui by the Likeiikc and received by the
guards at the wharf. salute of II guns was fired
| from the light battery OF three pieces The band
which accompanied the King to Maui returned
with him. a..
TwENrY-oHE passengers arrived here from San
Francisco on the Discovery, seven from Eureka by
the Monitor and one from San Diego by the Sarah
| Ann, and five sailed from here for San Francisco
by the Eureka on the 10th inst.
The German steamer Quinta arrived here on
She brought SIG Chinese passengers-bOG adults
and 10 children; six of the former women.
The Captain reported clean bill of health but
every passenger was thoroughly examined before
being allow to land
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