Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17


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rIlos. O. fHRuN, Manager
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
Rsv. r. BL,cknusS cSp,cts to leave uonolulr
soon for Australia,
Tnrnr will be racing Mt Knpiolani rark this af
tornoon, the programme consisting Of ak events
rnr celebrated actor, w. +. Sheridan, waa On
tho australia on hcr last trip down. bound Tor the
Colonies.
Tar missionary briRnntino Morning STA, is nh.
nonncei 30 sail for tho South Sea- Groupa on Mon
day noSt
Mn. WILLIAM WrNSrn has returned from th,
Coas, with now aud full stock Of icwclry and
will open up to-day.
Mn. r. g. TnnuM, Business Manager OF Tia,
SATURDAY PRrss, returned from san Francisco 10y
tho australia Sunday.
HEAVY and welcome shower on Thuraduy NIGH
transformed the dust In the streets into mud
change which was highly appreciated.
Dr. TRoussrAu has been appointed a physician
ut tho Queens Hospital to I'll the vacancy occa.
stoned by tho resignation of DR.. Hutchinson
FOURTEEN charges OF drunkenness and eight OF
fast riding were heard ia the Poico Court ON
Tuesday last, tho day after the rocoa.
GOVERNMENT Offices were closed on "Wednesday
out of respect to tho memory OF Captain Hope OF
ii. u. NJ. =. Champion and Bishop Maigret
Rrv. q. II. SnfrH. of Kohala, will preach the
annual sermon on Home Missions, under the
auspices OF the Evangelical Association mt Fort
Street Church Sunday morning.
THr Sues, the pioneer steamer Of the new line,
arrived in Honolulu on Thursday morning, seven
and a half days from San Francisco, bringing a
mail and news dates to the 9Th inst.
Mn. HALLEsBKoK will positively begin his evan
eolstic work next Sunday evening, at Fort Street
Church. His health and strength is fully restored.
His subject will DO I" | am the way
On Saturday last boring ON the artesian well ut
the Hotel was discontinued, an abundance of
wator being obtained. Tho stream rose fifteen
inches above tho hve-inch pipe and will supply
large amount Of wator.
The passengers who arrived by tho iHsDGiia
from San Francisco ON account of tho prevalence
Of smallp there, directed TO report daily to
tho Port Physician until after tho lapse of n
period of fifteen days from the time of leaving tho
Coast.
DURING tho week there have arrived from San
Francisco seventy -thrOo passengers by tho aus.
t,aiia, two by the Forest Queen, and thirteen by
the Snes. Eleven departed for the Colonies by the
australia, and five for San Francisco by the
Consucto
CArTAIs CARouL of the australia, who is woll
known to travellers between here and the Coast,
has obtained leave Of absence for timo, and the
Australia returned from San Francisco in COM
mand of Captain Iulloh.
Ex-RrppysrNr,rryr r. NJ Dngoett of Neyndn
is spoken of us probable successor TO General
Comfy MS IS. Minister to this Kingdom, but some
Of the California papers seem TO think that an
Eastern man will DO appointed.
The British steamer Monarch, which brought the
last installment of Portuguese immigrants, sailed
for Yokohama and China on Thursday. She will
return to San Francisco and will then BIO put in
The Oceanic Steamship Company's line between
that port and Honolulu.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Cousins
Society will be held in tho Vestry OF Fort Street
Church, this evening at O'Clock. Tho Presi-
dents annual address and the reports of all tho
retiring officers will be road. All who inter-
estsd arc cordially invited to attend. Remember
the hour, O'Clock.
Is giving tho namesin last weeks Pass tloso
who subscribed to the Fourth of July fund at the
meeting held ut tho Hawaiian Hotel, tho follow
ing names, which were first on tho list among
giving Slu, whb accidentally omitted Dy the
compositor: Robert Won Oelhoifen, John koss,
F. Wells. ~ ~
Mr.. wRAY TAYLOR will give his sixth and last
free organ recital of the present series, Tuesday
evening next June goth, at 7:i6 o'clock In St. An
drew's Cathedral insisted by Mrs. j. +. Brown,
Miss Bernico Parko and Rev. w. A. Swan as SOLO
lists. An anthem will DO sung by members of the
choir, and n Duet on the organ will be included
IN the programc.
An unfortunate and very painful accident hap
pened to Charley Wilson's little son last Sunday,
package of giant powder no was playing with
exploding and tearing his hand so badly that
joints of tho thumb and first two fingers had to be
anputated. II is said that there number of
such packages among tho school boys; If true the
matter should receive investigation.
VIZ arc pleased to welcome to this city Miss
limerick, who, with years experience in tho
millinery and fancy trade OF San Francisco, comes
to take charge of this branch of Mr.. G. ]. Fishes
business that he has had Ill contemplation for
some time, and doubt not that in the hands OF So
accomplished and agreeable caterer to the tastes
of the ladies of Honolulu, Mr.. Fshel will reap his
reward.
FOLLOWING is tho programme for tho Band Con-
cert at Emma Square o.day at 4:so p. MI,
Poonaise, 1.-THE Procession Faust
Finale, William Teli.,.. .Rossini
sceeion Ao Ssomcc and Gonns
GavAtina. Tarquato Tasso'. Donizelti
Waltz, THE Roses Aetra
The Band wall give an extra Concert on Monday
evening, June 10Th, at tho Hawaiian Hotel,
Dn. Is. +. HUTCHINSON and family wore among
the passengers who left Honolulu for the Colonies
by tho Australia. The DIR. during u long resi-
dence here has made host OF friends who regret
ted to hear of his intention to depart from Homo
lulu. Ho has held Office under tho Government
In different capacities for several years and
when 10 loft resigned from his position at the
pf
Port Physician. He public spirited man
and encouraged many important public enter
prises. he and his family carry with them the
kind wishes Of n large circle Of friends who will
over be gratifed TO learn of thoir and well
doing.
Ing Tourists left this city for Yokohama IN the
4. S. Monarch ON Thursday last. This company
of artistes have had n successful soourn IN Homo.