Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-02-11
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
NEXT Friday, the 18th instant, will be the Chi
nese New Year.
The Legislative Assembly will meet on satur-
day, April 10Th.
From all the Islands comes the report of large
quantities of sugar awaiting shipment.
NEXT Tuesday, February 14th, will DO valcn-
tines day We notice a large variety exhibi-
ton for sale.
AN edit )rial article on "Physica Culture" /
unavoidably left out this week, but will appear in
our next issue.
Mr.. j. H. BLACK has purchased the steamer
Kdpioioni at Kahului, and has gone to that place
to bring her to Honolulu
VIEWS of II. II. H., II. Keelikolani's residence
and of the lanai erected for the lnan were taken
by Mr.. Williams on Thursday.
The steamer City Of New York will be due from
the Colonies next Monday, the 18th inst. and will
take the American and European mail
The total number of aspirants for Legislative
honors OH all the Islands in the late election,
amounted to about one hundred and thirty
The schooner Jui,a will sail for the Gilbert ISL
ands to-day with natives of that group who are
being returned to their homes by the Government.
AT Fort Street Church, Sunday morning, j. A,
Cruzan, pastor, will preach, and in the evening de-
liver his regular monthly lecture to young people.
Mn. HINl1.GY, n painter, who Mt work at
the Reformalory School, got a severe fall yester
day afternoon, byeaking his left thigh and his left
| arm above the wrist.
| The valley road, are informed, Is in better
condition now than it has been for several years
past. We are glad TO hear that the pail can again
be reached without difficulty.
! CORRESPONDENT at Waanae informs us that it
| is common report that cases of liquor sent
| from Honolulu to influence the election of some of
the candidates for representative from that dis
trct.
AS the eighth anniversary Of the accession of
| King Kalakaua to the throne. February 18th. falls
| on Sunday this year, to-day will DO observed ~ n
public holiday, and all Government offices will be
| closed.
Mn. j. II. MoRRIII., for several years employed
as a Customs Officer, has been appointed Surveyor
and Guard of the Port of Honolulu to ill the va
cancy caused by the decease of the late Mr.. w. A.
Markham. ft
Mr. NJ. DICKSON has sold out his photograph
gallery on Fort street TO J. Williams Il Co. who
will continue the business Mr.. William has been
| in Mr.. Dckson's employ for several years and il
well known to our public.
JupaE AUSTIN, W. O. smith, Assistant Attor-
ney General, ana W. IL. WILCOX, interpreter, left
for Kauai in the &. Il. bishop last Monday to
hold the Circuit Court. They We're accompanied
by A. s. Hartwell and ). B Dole
THERE will be no music this afternoon at Emma
Square on account of the Band being ordered for
military service. The Band will give an extra.
concert Monday evening, Feb. 18th, at the
Hawaiian Hotel, weather permitting.
THE LHeike remained in port this week for re-
pairs until Thursday. She sailed about II O'Clock
ON that day to make short trip, touching only
at Lahaina, Maalaea, Maizena,, Mahukona and
Kawsihae. She vii. return to Honolulu as usual
on Sunday morning.
VIZ are informed that three of the tombstone
for $500 and two for 500 each-taken from the
Alardyce brothers in San Francisco have been
sent to Marshal Parke by IL. w. Severance, Haw-
allan Consul in that city, to be delivered To Mr. f.
Jones, of Pukoo, Moloka from whom they were
stolen.
DURING Thursday night some one made an
entrance into the store of j. Mott 4 Co on Kaahu
manu- street and opened their safe and took there
from bag containing 800 in silver, and also q
little change that WAS in u cup This was the
! same safe that WAS opened a few months ago.
key was lost about year since and it is evident
that some one has found it. The back door of tn.
store was found open Yesterday morning, the bur
glars not having closed II ON leaving The doc
Of the safe was not locked although tho bolt wa,
thrown ont, tho key probably having been turned
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