Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-22

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NOTES OF THE WEEK.
rnr Legislative Assembly will convene on Sat
urday next, the 10Th inst,
TIM Young Peoples Union will meet next Thurs
day evening In tho vcstry Of Fort Street Church.
Tnr Tourists" Ia tho name of comic troup,
expected 10 arrive here shortly by sailing vessel
Us Thursday the atmosphere appeared quit,
smoky to the southland and caused cousidornbl,
comment and conjecture,
rur King sailed for Molokai by the LebUa lOs
Tuesday. accompanied by Gov. Domnis and II
| Whitney, Acting Chamberlain.
Mr. Cnuz,s will preach at Fort Street Church
Sunday, Mt the usual hours. Things will b,
| the theme of the evening sermon. A cordial wei
come for all.
Mn. w. q. SMtrn, who Inns held the position o
Assistant Attorney General has resigned, and ",
ara informed that Mr.. Preston has been appointed
| To succeed him.
Mn. wM. A. COULTER tho marine painter OF
whose expected arrival we spoko last week arrived
| by the CoHsHelo from San Francisco on Saturday
| He hopes to remain with us some time.
Tnr Honolulu boys, Harry Auld, James Holt
and o. Stillman, who have been in San Francisco
| for some months attending Hcnld's Business Col
lcgc, returned Inst Tuesday by the Zeo'ondid.
A MASS MEETING in the interests OF prohibition
= Il
Thursday. May 4th. Several persons will address
the assembcgc and large attendance Is expected
THERE have arrived this week four passengers
by the Consneio, five by the II. W. iiny, three by
the Discovery and ninety-hvo by the ZcaidHdid.
Nine passengers left by the steamer for the Col
onios.
PERSONS not miombcrs OF tho Ordor can procure
tickets for tho Odd Fellows Ball TO take place
next Wednesday evening April 18Th from tho
ladies', $3.50.
Tnr survivors of tho small pox epidemic of last
year who were taken to the hospital on the reef,
the special officers employed mt the time and
Others will give iu1u Mt Kahakaauana Mt /
O'Clock r. NJ to-day.
Mn. WnAY Taylor will give his third free organ
recital Tuesday evening, April 25th, Mt Ta5 o'clock
in St Andrews Cathedral, assisted by Miss Ponti,
soprano, Mr.. L. nj. Swanzy, baritone, and Mr..
Myron Jones, organist.
Mn. A. s. CLEuuoRN and Mr.. Wodehouso have
returned to Honolulu from their tour around this
island, where they found the plantations in more
favorable condition generally than those of Kauai.
full report OF their investigations will be inter
esting.
SOME of the entcrprising ladies in Honolulu
promise the public n rare treat in the form of an
entertainment ut the theatre on the evening of
May I'd. The entertainment is to consist of music
and tableaux, and is TO DO given for the benefit of
the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
AT Mr.. Thrum's store on Fort street may be
seen beautiful painting of Mr.. Frank Browns
cottage on Richard street, Honolulu 1t repre-
sents the house covered with climbing vines in
bloom, and IL will be recognized by all as n faith
full representation of the original.
The brick buildings erected the mauka
corners of the Fort and Queen streets by JAS.
Campbell and s. g. Wilder are very nearly com
pleted. They are valuable addition to that part
of the town. number of other brick buildings
are in process of erection on our business streets
The Planters Labor and Supply Company are
rapidly pushing forward their plans for obtaining
laborers aud will shortly send their agents with
full powers to several important points. There
to be but little doubt of the accomplishment
of the object designed in starting this company.
TuE following item, which should have appeared
sooner, was accidentally mislaid; at the annual
the following statistical report was made: Num-
Der of members March 1881, $50 number since
added, 10; total $50 Number dismissed during
the year 12 number now in good standing, 317.
The wise man of the S. +. can who answers the
"letters from the people" makes slip once in a
while. In recent number of that paper he
answered i'll the negative u question asking if II
person from foreign country had to pay " on
landing in Honolulu. He was probably not aware
of the Hospital tax of 81 which all immigrants
and visitors are required to pay.
The steamship Zeaiondio arrived from San
Francisco last Tuesday nearly three days behind
her time She was expected sooner as the season
long detained. She made the passage from pilot
to pilot in six days, thirteen hours and twenty
five minutes. She brought back an unusually large
number of old residents and distinguished per-
sonages.
The committee selected to prepare programme
of races for Kamehameha Day have decided to
have races OH the 10th and 18th, the 18th of
June " falling on Sunday this year. There will be
sixteen events including bicycle, tricycle. and foot
races 1t is intended also to have exhibition of
stock i'll connection with the races.
An alarm of fire was sounded last night from the
thirtieth ward (shpping in harbor), and in a very
| short time the entire Fire Department. headed by
China Co. No. D. were on the spot, but too late to
render any assistance. The fire was III the galley
of the brigantine Cons"eio and was discovered and
extlnguished before any serious damage was done
The partition between the galley and forecastle
was slightly burned.
FOLLOWING il the programme for the Band Con
cert at Emma Square, at 4;3O p. m. to-day;
March Parow
.AuDcf
Chorus, bay Of Judgment Schneider
Selection. Lohcngrn (hc nrst time). Wagner
Waltz, The Roses (new).. Metra
Medley, German songs (new)................ku hner
The Band will give an extra concert next Mon.
day evening at the Hawaiian Hotel, weather per
mittng
The Honolulu Amateur Minstrels will make
their first appearance at the theatre this evening