Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-22
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

The Snes will take II full passenger list to-day
II is reported that three more saloons are to be
opened in Honolulu soon.
THI steamer Sues will sail for San Francisco
this afternoon carrying mail.
SoaiE interesting debates will be found i'll the
Legislative proceedings this week.
The friends of Mr. j. A. Palmer will be pleased to
learn that he is able to be out again.
PASSENGER traffic between here and the Coast
by sailing vessels still continues quite active.
The bark Helen ". AlD,y, which sailed for San
Francisco last Saturday took number of lady
passengers.
THERE was music at the Hawaiian Hotel last
Monday evening, as advertised, owing to the
indispostion of Mr. Berger.
REV. W. l.. Jones of Punahou will occupy the
pulpit at Fort Street Church morrow both at the
morning and evening services.
The L. S. Senate confirmed the nomination of
Roin NJ. Daggett as Minister Resident to the
Hawaiian Islands Oh the 18th of June.
PARTIES visiting San Francisco who wish COM
Portable in that city in pleagant location
| should read the ad III to-day's Press
| Ii has tried to shower several times during the
week but has not succeeded yet The roads in the
vicinity of town are in terribly dusty state
| LATE London illustrated papers contain engrav-
| ings showing the new Eddystone lighthouse and
its first lighting, May 18TH by the Duke of Edin-
burgh.
We learn that the Spreckelsyille Minstres in
tend visiting Honolulu shortly and will give one
| or two entertainments. This troup IL highly
| spoken of ON Maui.
TuH schooner Ida SchiRtHer which went ashore
at Kahului some months ago arrived at Hilo on
the sth inst, with three passengers and a cargo OF
general merchandise.
"GEoRoE DIX LoSo Posi-" was the name choseI
by the L. s. Army and Navy veterans at theil
meeting last Saturday evening for the proposed
| branch of the Grand Army of the Republic II
| Honolulu
YESTERDAY the Appropriation Bill passed it
second reading. The approximate. appropriations
, for the biennial period ending 3lst March 1904
amounted TO S3,ioo,0oI.
Tul Board Of Health has appointed Dr. Il. l.
Fitch ply sician of the branch lepcr hospital a
Honolulu, the leper settlement AT Molokai, and 10
Z di,pensary in this city of which he has been y
c charge for several months
IL il currently reported that Colonel lankea
shortly to be sent as the representative Of TIL
| Government TO the Court of Japan. Should thi
u become a fact, a vacant carkship III the foreig
| Office will have 10 BIO filled.
= LAST week at the Iron Works Mr. Thomas Kew
| castle WAS struck in the face by "A fragment Z
| wood from the turning lathe and sustained .yei
| aud painful injuries. lie IL doing well aud Will
| able to resume work much sooner than was 4
first supposed
o HH X. KElIIKoLAsI suinmonded Dr. haga
to attend her at wailuku this week. hhe Ia
| made her visit To windward shorter than NJ mr.
Contemplated, owing TO her desire 10 return To ~
nonlu 10 see Mrs. Atwater, who VIII leave Il
Victoria in tho lavora ON Monday next
wnAsAE correspondent writes that throul
. imbibiuc too much homemade liquor the natiS
in portons of that district convert Sundays into
perfect bedlam. II will be well Tor tee poii
| there 10 open their eyes once ina while, Weois
: hear complaints from that part OF the Island
wnnrLnJ the noted sioIinist and Max No2ri'
the pianist are expected ON tho next steam
from the Colonies Ii Is not absolutely oerta
{: that they are coming this time, but they do
nj hone matters can be 80 Arranged aS 70 en"u
m | them TO give an entertainment ia hohouiu-
THx Veterans Home Association OF caiiforf
h.,a asc;dad Ia rurchase the property known