Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-13
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band Con
cert ut Emma Square this afternoon, at 4:3O

The Loan Bill introduced into tho Legislature
is an Act to authorize national loan of 100000
for the encouragement Of immigration 1t pro-
yides that the Minister of Finance shall not dis
pose of bonds for any sum less than their par
value that they shall draw interest at per cent;
that they shall be payable i'll not less than ten
more than twenty years, and that the money shall
be applied exclusively to immigration purposes.
On Thursday evening, about O'Clock, native
was riding at a rapid gait from the Fish Market
through the alley running by the foundry, and a
native woman who attempted to pass i'll front of
him was knocked down and the horse stepped on
her and struck her in the face with one foot inur
ing her considerably. The native on the horse
stopped q moment to see if she was badly hurt and
then rode off without offering any assistance.
HERE arrived by the EulakGna, last Wednesday,
the "Tourists," a party of excellent entertainers
on trip around the world, who have been expect
ed to arrive here for several days The memb ers
of the troupe Gilbert Sarony, Miss Marie Bur
ton, John Cnsworth, Eugene, Edward Glover and
Henry Mehden. They have an extensive repertoire
from which they give choice selections, and are
highly spoken of by the press in places where they
have performed. They will give their first per-
Torrance at tho Theatre this evening, and those
who attend will certainly spend an enjoyable time
Gilbert Sarony. stage manager brings us an excel
lent recommendation from leading dramatic au.
thority in San Francisco, and we can say that nc
will regret having been entertained for couple
THE steamship australia arrived from the Colo
MES ON Monday morning, and remained at thu
wharf until after p. RI, dscharging and taking in
cargo. She carried u few passengers from Honolulu
but n large number who wished to 90 could not, al
gers from Australia. Some who wished TO take
passage in the cabin had to take berths in the
storage, and we heard of one person who paid
Sl5O premium for cabin passage, and another who
I IA statn nj
tho next steamer were engaged before tue Ans,aiit
left II tho new line is not put on soon, what viii
the people OF H aSs A6oa the only good
ent is the mail service. We hope some kind of Z
change will be made speedily.
FOLLOWING is the record of the Police Cour
proceedings for the week; Dick Edwards, drunk
enness, forfeited SO bail; Ioane, assault and bat
terry OH Fred Harmon. no'ls proseQni entered b.
prosecution; Bila, malicious mischief, noilo prose
qui entered by prosecution; John Howe, larceny o
u watch, sentenced to ak months imprisonment a
hard labor and fined $40, costs SlSO; Young Gam
driving over bridge faster than walk, noiis prose
qni entered by prosecution; Young Gam, driyin
express without a license fined SOS costs 81; Johl
Ludivicuiky, drunkenness, forfeited &c bail; Cha.
Bolabola, threatening assault, noie proscqni on
tered by prosecutions; Ahble, common nuisance
fined go, costs 81. 2O Joseph Moran, drunkenness
fined 50, costs 81; JAS. McDade drunkenness, fol
feited sc bail; All Phart, assault and battery O
Kom Bong, fined 50, costs 81; Antoine Silva, at
sault and battery on Xii Sam, nolie proseqni eli
tered by prosecution; Bill Williams, drunkenness
forfeited $6 bail; All Chow assault and battery o.
Kalaui w.. noile prosc9ui entered y prosecution
Geo. Kahaaina, larceny Of sugar, noie p,osegni CT
tered by prosecution. Civil Record.-T. X. Foste
vs.. Joeln, deserving bound service, defendant oil
dered TO return to employer, costs So; Leong Ton
vs. Ian Kan, action OF trespass damage 800, judf
ment for defendant, costs S77b; appealed to Intel
mediary Court Higgins o. Jefsett Vi. j. W. II,
mauku, action of assumpsit for el25, defendaI
confesses judgment, costa IS. L. Il. Foster VI
Keau, deserving bound service, defendant ordere
In return 10 ouployor coats 81