Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-01

! lHE LlulCatlOiW utC favorable tOt good Turn
! out Of - Antiques and Horribles on tho morning
of tho Fourth
! Tnr regular monthly meeting VI the Cousins
Society will be held this evening at the kawaa-
hoo Seminary.
1Hr Legislature finished tho consideration Of
tho Tax Bill on Tuesday. Our vevs thereon we
are Obliged to defer till next week
| tr is to be hoped that Il sufficient sum can DO
spared to hayc at least one sailing race on the
! Fourth, In addition to the rowing rnces.
| Tn Band has given three moonlight concerts
this wcek-one at tho Hotel on Monday night, and
at Emma Square on Tuesday aud Thursday oven.
| ings.
THH steamer Zeaiundia will DO due from tho
Colonies on Monday afternoon, mud II il to be
hoped that she will be ON time and not break in
upon the programme for the Fourth
THvRr has been quite an increase in nterisand
passenger travel during tho past few weeks. Nearly
every steamer departing takes as many IA can BIO
comfortably accommodated.
On Monday evening last, June o6th, at Harmony
Lodge No. g. J. o. .. f., the following officers were
duly elected for the ensuing term: q. W.. Pascoe,
n. G.; NJ. D. Monsarrat, V. g.; a. W Richardson,
H. 81: T. \. Dudoit z. S.: 5. Selig Treas.
Mr.. CnuzAs will preach at Fort Street Church
Sunday morning In the evening there will be a
Union Gospel Service. The sermon by Mr.. Cruzan
Will DO especially for those who have never been
drunkards thieves or great sinnerp
IMPORTANT improvements are under way tho
hapiolani Park property. MIR. Herbert is putting
up a large dance hall, and fine residence is being
erected for Mr.. w. q. Irwin. These with other
buildings recently put up in the vicinity lend
towny appearance to that portion OF Waikikis
suburbs.
LAST Wednesday, about noon, large spider IN
n corner of Mr.. Banc's shoe shop on Hotel street
caught small mouse by the tail and held il for
several hours, the mouse hanging head down and
kicking yanly. When we saw it last about p. M,
the tail was made fast TO the web, and the mouse,
nearly exhausted was still moving its legs feebly
VIZ. w. T. Foster treated the SATURDAY Press
very coolly on Thursday morning last, and though
regret to have to be personal, we extend thanks
TO the gentleman for the large piece of ice made
from artosian well water, that he laid upon
table. and which We found to be very refreshing
on warm day. His machine is now in working
order
LAST Tuesday afternoon, shortly before the de-
parturc of the steamer c. Il. Bishop, the horse i'll
express No. 1872 became frightened when the whistle
blew, and making sudden bolt cleared himself of
the vehicle but did not succeed in getting away
from tho driver. The injury to the carriage was
as quietly and composed could be through it all.
TIT Post Oh ice has recently received supply
of their i've wo and ono cent stamps in now
shades acoordii lg to tho recommendations of the
Postal Union, 8 follows. viz: The dark blue five
has given way TO palo blue, the brown two has
been changed for solferino pink shade, while the
new one cent has been changed from blue to
bright green. As matter of interest to Philatel-
lists we would mention that by this change Hawaii
has now sixteen engraved stamps and three postal
cards IN Its variety, not including the type printed
numerals whieh are now quite rarity
LAST Saturday afternoon several Representatives
visited Kapioani Park by invitation, and wore
w. &. Irwin aud q. W. Macfarlano fell in with the
party nj the Park, and together they went over
the pleasant drive between the race course and
Diamond Head and examined the trees that had
been set out aud the artesian we'll being bored at
tho foot OF the hill. A visit was made to Mr.
Macfarlanes house after which drive was taken
around the race track when the purity repaired to
served. Tho party returned TO town about 1
o'clock
TuE meeting, at the hall of Pacific Hose Com
Pany on Monday night for the purpose of taking
preliminary measures to get up parade of IAN.
tiques and Horribles" on tho Fourth, was called
to order by by MIR. H. HSbbard. DR.. Rogers was
stewart, Secretary. letter of regret was read
from AIr. j. L. Wisem;ln, who was unable to DO
present. After little discussion it was resolved
to have parade of Antiques and that tho pro-
cession form at sunrise. Ed. Williams was elected
to lead the procession and tho following were ap-
pointed his aids J. Asche, VIM. Monsarrat, Q.
made an executive COM mittee TO make the mecca
sary arrangements for The parade and TO choose the
place OF starting and route of procession and, il
thought advisable, to call another meeting before
the Fourth.
TIKI Revival Meetings conducted by Mr. Hallen.
e,,pttf
ut the Fort Street Church. and have been marked
by an impressiveness throughout. Much deep
| interest has been manifested by quite number
| who have expressed hope in, aud desire to
serve the Master Many OF the testimonies In the
after meetings have been very encouraging TO all
who participate; or feel an interest in the saliva
ton vi souls. Last evening closed the series of
these meetings for the foreign population the
theme being " The Way OF the fraispressor is
Hard Tho attendance was good and the same
I interest maintained TO tho end Mr. nj has labor
cd hard 10 awaken sinners to accent Christ az
their loving, personal Savior, and has plead with
them to como out boldly and confess Him. Next
week he commences his labors among the natives
| at kawaiahao Church. and tho Indications ara
that they are ready for the work.
| FOLLOWING il record OF the Police Court pro-
ceedings for the week: Kan Ian See, having opiurn
| in possession fined 500 and sentenced To tbree
| months imprisonment at hard labor costs x3 40.
| appeal noted; Paapohaku, drunkenness, forfeited
70 bail; himokeo foohano and Ioela, larceny of
I
ment at hard labor, costs 81; same defendants.
larceny OF watch aud cnan remanJed until moved
| on by prosecution; A. q. Juddep dr,,nLennssa
| forfeited So bail; kuli W., same charge sentenced
TO two months Imprisonment at hard labor. .,osts
| $l20 All Sing and Wahi, adultery, the forms,
fined $50 costs Sl.2v the latter fined si5 costs III
| All Sing appeals to Supreme Court; John Robin
| son, receiving stolen goods, watch and chain.
remanded until the return Of the bark Egu,raH on
which is the supposed rightful owner, Aucns,
Herring, Nakipi, uaua and kekua corurnon mis-
snce, noiis proseqTi entered by prosecution, Kanaie
drunkenness, forfeited Sc bail; Jas RobinSon
same charge, fined 80, costs Sl Margaret Brav'
deserting husband, ordered to return 10 him, costs
81; Lum Toy, having opium in possession, nolie
pr0se2gi entered by prosecution; Tai How Lee
Choy aud Lee Chow, having opium in possession.
noils pIossqHi entered by prosecution; Budd Dewey
drunkenness, forfeited &c bail; Nahapu. assa MI
and battery ON his wife Lahapa, fined e. coats al;
| Paukaiki, kRnmanau and kalarna, common uuis
ance, nolie proseaEi entered by prosecution; Kaoe
drunkenness fined IS, coats 81; Hiram comnou
, nuisance, remanded till to-day; kimokso larceny
Of watch sentenced to imprisonmen mt at hard labor
for year, ned $40. costs 81, sentence 10 begin
at expiration Of former sentence; Makaai larceny
Of pistol, sentenced TO six months Imprisonment
at hard labor, costs 81; Same defendant larocnv
Of clothing, sentenced to six months imprisonment
at hard labor, costs 81; Same defendant larceny
Of shoes. sarno sentence Ioea and Kimokso lar
nj rtthh eaaf