Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-03

gums mas u crew oil sUU men, ono Will proceed
TO Yokohama in u few days.
OwiEG TO the state of his health and the posi-.
tive order of his physician Mr.. Hallenbeck will
not begin his work until Sunday, juno nth. lie
| 10 steadily improving but IL is thought wise for
him to take another weeks rest.
IIE election for representative from Honolulu
to succeed Mr., Gibson will come oil to-day. A
candidate who was not III sympathy with Mr.. Glib.
| son nj the late election will stand u good show.
Very little interest to be taken in it, except
by candidates. Runuiahea appears to be quite
popular.
The Legislative proceedings for Friday and the
speeches OF G. W. Piilpo aud J. Nawahi OH Wed.
| nesday, censuring Mr.. Gibson for giving an inso-
lent reply to the question of Nawnhi, to the dis.
position OF money appropriated for the household
expenses of the Palace for the last biennial period
are unavoidably crowded out.
FOLLOWING is the programme for tho Band
Concert at Emma Square, at $50 p. m. to-day {:
Overture Emma of BosburRh, Meyerbeer; Selec
| ton, Stradelln. Flotow; Polka, Leopoldine, new,
| Paque; Hungarian Dance, Czardas, new KNssol.
mann. Gavotte, stephanie, new, Czibulka March,
The Throc Guardsmen new, Missud.
| The thirtieth anniversary Of Fort Street Church
will be the theme OF brief address 10y Mr.. Cruzan
! on Sunday morning. The Lords Supper will be
| administered and members received In the
| evening Mr. Cruzan will speak upon the question
1
Hymns" will be used ut the evening service.
| The American Minister, at the request of tho
Veterans, who met on Decoration Day, and many
others, has called meeting of Americans and all
! others interested, to take placs ut the Hawaiian
Hotel, next Thursday evening, to make pre-
/ liminary arrangements for fitting celebration
! OF the Fourth of July. II is to bo hoped that
every ono interested will be present.
| TnE Committee ON the Eleventh OF June races
4 findnu hat fbnyc not .l,o s.o
bition spoken of, have made necessary changes in
the programme so as to make full days sport for
Monday. The Saturday races will be those origin
| ally entered for both days The intention is to
| make Monday, which has been selected for the
public holiday, the principal day. See advertise.
| mont for latest changes.
| Nh. w. A. CoULTEB, in his studio at No 1863
Fort street, Is engaged in painting Foster g. Co.'s
steamers, the hoalani James Make and {. r. Bishop
and Will have them completed in week or two.
Inc paintings are correct Representations of the
vessels even TO the slightest details. weather
view is shown Of the Bishop and lee view of the
Makse, steaming along with all sai set. The
Iieaiani, woather view is steaming head to wind in
a strong breeze with rugged sea. Tho I,eaLapi
being painted white, has a dark sky as a back
| ground, which shows her model perfectly. This
parne : no. SO ,sr dyanesd as tue others and
on the Nuuanu stream with natives swimming in
! the water below the falls, and one about to jump
| from the cliff above. 1t is Mn excellent view Of
| this favorite bathing place.
|
OBrrUARY-Early last Saturday morning the
9th, Miss Jennie Brown Kalanlehua Brickwood
departed this life. Her death was not unexpected
as she had been lingering for many mouths, grad.
ually, but only too apparently, wasting away.
| Owing to tho seeds of consumption being visible,
her medical adviser ordered her to 20 to the Coast
| in September last. On her return III October
there were no signs of Improvement, but the re-
| verse. At that time she occupied the position of
teacher in tue Royal School, but her failing health
compelled her to relinquish her scholastic duties
before the close of the year. Up TO a few days
before her death, though suffering from severe
bodily pain, she manifested II spirit of liveline
that has characterized her since child Weakness,
however, crept over her fra form, and she finally
succunnbed at O'Clock on Saturday morning last.
Her bright face and genial manner will long be
remembered in Honolulu Her portrait adorns
Mrs. Birds Paradise of tho Pacitc-selected no
doubt on account of her extremely superior cast
OF features for Hawaiian
The funeral took place last Sunday from her
parents residence, Emma Hale and was the
largest procession that has been seen in Homo
lulu for long time. Suitable emblems and
wreaths were scattered over and around her grave
as last tribute OF that univers respect in which
this young lady was held by all who knew hor.
The following is the order OF exercises OF thu
annual examinations to DO held at Kawaihao
Seminary, Monday and Tuesday, June 10th aud
. Goth, 1882
MONDAY, a. VI.
Devotions Si8 to ..
Advanced Geography ................M Miss Norton
Second Scar--5FHnm1 Mn.ic Miss Chamberlain
Posinners in Practical Arithmetic Miss Storrs
Beginners in Geography n.io Miss Flaxman
Advanced Arithmetic. ............ Miss Norton
Second Reader. .,...: :",.,....,.. Miss flaxmHn
Music.
TWO O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
First Reader. Observation-Disclosures Miss Napoleon
Il Word Method. Miss Storra
Advanced Grammar. Northumberland Miss Norton
Music.
II Second Geography. Miss Chamberlain
Beginners in Grammar. .....,...,... Miss Storrs
Music.
ia TUESDAY, A. NJ.
Bible Exercise o11 TO 9............., Miss Norton
rrimer .....t....;....:.. ~. b,ss Napoleon
10 Second yoar--Arithmetc Miss Chamberlain
Music
First year-Readingand Spelling Miss Storrs
20 Colburn's Arithmetic ....,........M Miss FaImar
Elementary Astronomy, ..........,.. Miss Norton
Music.
ht TWO O'clock, p. N.
Primary Arithmetic. ...,......,.. Miss Napoleon
Elementary Physiology ........:,. Miss Norton
ne Second ycar-keading: Miss Chamberlain
Music.
U. D. History s,,.,i. "'Ss Nor'o'
On Wednesday, June 2lst, at o'clock p. II
there will be sale OF useful and fancy articles.
he Tho Annual Exhibition will be held in kawaiaha
Church, Friday June 70 1882, at 10 o'clock a. II
It. TuE following is record OF the Police Cou
proceedings for the week J. Iiussel, assault Al
battery on Kaluna. W., fined IS, costs Slio. Pu
~ Sing, insanity, committed to Insane isylur
Ali, drunkenness. forfeited 50 bail. Lima. Ia
ON ceny Of pair OF pants, sentenced to two mouth
imprisonment at hard labor, costs 81. Kawa
assault anc battery on his wife, 6ned Sc, costs
ir. Jas. Waiana, vending spirituous liquors vitho
So license. fined 500, Gotta sl.s0. Sin Choy, ha
W. ing opium in possession, hnsd $50 and sensenc,
a.. to three months Imprisonment At hard labc
ice costs o.. All Wong, All Wing, Alb Sing. All Chon
on having opium in possession, An Sing. discharge
All Wong and All ChonR ined $50 each aud Sc
no fenced TO three months imprisonment at ha
Dill labor, costs $40 All Wing, an old offend,
dned $50 aud sentenced 10 nine months mpr
!, onment ct hard labor, cosls 81. All Wo
Mr.. appeals 20 Supreme Court. II. Kaai, drunkenns
ks forfeited $6 bail All Sing, All Him. All Wal,
Wa, All Van, W., having opium IN possession,
Yam discharged All Him and Ab Wal hned
each aud sentenced to three rnonths' impriss
~. nent at hard labor costs $l2o; All 81
W 6ned S76 and senisncsd 70 three months irnpr
oun;eni, costs s. All Wal appeals TO 5upro
Conn. Luskaha, eommon Nuisance aned
W. cosls $50. Paeaina, ". and John Haah