Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Oh, those gloves those gloves u those
glovesll
1t appears to be a settled fact that they are
10 have "kids" at the coronation. Probably
no Others will attend
The " S. L. must be ''hand in glove
with foreign manufacturers in getting up :
corner on coronation dry goods
Spilkins is undecided whether to purchas,
eleven OF eight button kids for the coronation
force. Our contemporary should he NOR,
precise.
The 'TiSfr says that Gibson is an American
the American residents of Hawaii feel mucl
honored by the condecension OF the Premier il
still claiming their country as his own.
We understand that Bishop & Co., hay,
taken the frs, instahment, $50, 900, of the Tw,
Million Loan. How is it then tha, the Treas
ury is already said TO be cmpy1 Where ha
the money gone, and howr
Kind readers we've important information
And lmpar II TO the people that We love-
About King kalakaua's correlation,
About his coronation and the gloves;
Sing hey the coronation,
The merry coronation,
The high old coronation and the gloves.
We learn by the Premier's organ that il is
part OF the coronation programme to hav
those who attend the ceremony clothe them
selves with gloves. We hope TO hear that tn
wearing Of other garments will not be oil
jected to.
We do not see the necessity Of Boards q
| Health, Immigration, and the like, whe
agents can be appointed, and other business G
importance transacted without the concurrenc
Of the members thereof. Ciphers, We shou
think. might as well resign as be dispense
with. Make room for the toolsl
| The opinion Of one OF the best educated an
most talented liawaiians, was asked the othe
day relative TO the benefit that would be dc
rived by this country from the education {
Hawaiian youths abroad. This reply was
They would be fools to come back again
and don't believe any that are worth any
thing ever will; so the country will not be nuc
benefited by the outlay incurred after ALL"
Hawaiian youths are not sent TO the Unite
States to receive their "cducation abroad.
Perhaps the course pursued is dictated by
fear that they may imbibe too freely democra
tic notions and hatred for humbug To su
the sphere for which they may be intended
But We are sure, in sending them To German
and elsewhere, that they viii not. imbibc III
more fatal doctrines Of communism Al prcser
so rampant in many European coun,riesf
| Two clever young men have come all n
way from Boston TO Honolulu TO show Us no
To put up throne and put together paIloI iu
niiure according to Boston notions. % An
that's the way the money goes" Wonder
they thought 10 lind in this metropolis of n
Hawaiian kingdom, after halt century of cioi
aiflialion with modern civilization, Iiawaiia
mechanical skill represented by one tailor. OF
house painter aud one shoe maker on TO fl
Hawaiian mercantile enterprise represented |
NJ sellers and tnaii sendef driven OF from n
streets of Honolulu by the ubiquitous Chine
peddienf
The y. c. a. attributes the riot al the els,
lion of kalakaua 10 want u soldiers, whis
| il says had been previously dishandei. Il say
ba, ior this ~r would not have needed the insr
venlion ID iofeign armed forces. The s,ldie
had been dspnsei u their arms in aniicipaiis
ii the eyeAi that occurred, and had Il moi hes
70. u would have been . sssy day ios thr Ma
akaua cause. Many can well sensemtes ho
the Hawaiian s4,liien wese escossod ~ bsili'
mariner to fse the hsl salute from funchbo'
aftes lhr sios. This sas lhsagkt nreessasy
,hs soidi<n ~sss ~ "a sssse a mui'ny