Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-29

sired from which date they charge Any not 20 marked
win be charged months; ,.,,,
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
'rnE Legislature will DO opened to-day ut twelve
o'clock.
THERE was no criminal business In tho Police
Court ON Saturday md Tuesday.
Tnn Bniirtiu IN now four page paper, and tho
+. g. A. will Issue daily next Monday.
Tnr Mission Chidrcn's Society will meet this
evening ut the residence of Mr.. j. -. Athcrton.
THr broken statuco Of Kamehamoha has been
mounted a wooden pedestal in tho lot adioin-
ing Aliiolani Hale.
In m item in last weeks Press, referring TO M
alarm OF fro from tho thrtoonth ward, tho types
mado us say "thirtieth."
NUMBER Of Representatives arrived from Ha-
wnii ind Maui, yesterday, by tho Iuoiani, TO 10
present Mt tho opening Of tho Legislature.
CoNcEnTs were given by tho band ut tho Hotel,
ON Monday evening, and ut Emma Square, on
Thursday evening Both were well attended.
THERE will DO no music at Emma Square this af-
ternoon, tho Band being engaged Mt tho opening Of
tho Legislature. second moonlight concert will
be given Mt Emma Square on Monday evening,
May LIST.
TIE King returned from Molokai by tho Lehno,
on Sunday. He arrived ut Pukoo on Wednesday,
tho 10Th, and was drawn in a carriage by twenty
policemen to Mr.. Jones' residence. Various places
on the island were visited.
Travel by sailing vessels is again becoming
quite active. Since our last ISSUE there have
left here for San Francisco, ton passengers by tho
Co"snelo nno by the Ataionto, twenty-one by tho
Forest Queen, and six by the Lady Sampson.
TnE mate Of the kiiouco Hon. ON Monday last,
met with very severe injuries. The sling gave way,
when hoisting lot Of iron rails on board and
caught him in such manner as to break his jaw
in two places, and bruise his head very badly.
The Band was engaged for the iuou at Kahaka-
aulnna, last Saturday afternoon, and later gave
their usual concert at Emma Square. Mr.. Berger
also furnished the music for the minstrel perform
ancs at tho theatre in the evening. busy day.
WE alluded last week to an entertainment to be
given ut tho theatre next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' Benevolent Society. The
programme will consist Of music tableaux and the
" fait drill" Read the advertisement in another
column.
On Thursday, Officer Mehrtens, while at Koolau
looking for Chinese offender, arrested five CHI
namen who were keeping an opium den and cap
| tured considerable opium. -Four of them pleaded
vagrancy.
| Mr.. CRuzAN will preach at Fort Street Church
| Sunday at the usual hours. In the evening, il
compliance with the request Of the Y. NJ q. A. tn,
temperance question will be presented. Theme OF
lecture, The Three Factors in tho Temperance
| Problem"
| MEETING among certain members Of the Leg
isatuse was called for last eveninh, to be held In
the Post Office the object being to push the caimi
OF certain candidates FOR Office in the approaching
! Sesson-so we are informed and we would ask
| what nextT
SINCE the appearances in one Of our contempora
ries, few days since, of an item referring to
ono prohting by the importation OF English sover
eigns into this country, some parties have refuse'
to take them for five dollars. They are still, how
ever, worth that amount in these Islands.
THE I,calani, yesterday morning, brought new
of brutal assault made upon native woman by
Chinaman in Kona. Particulars have not been re
ceived, but it is stated that she was severely Gu
on the body and head and Is not likely to recover
The Chinaman was rescued. A full account vii
probably be- received by the Likeiike.
SHORT time since native on tho Neiiie Merri
jumped overheard after his hat which tho win
blew OF his head. He called to the men in tn
schooner that shark WAS swimming around hin
After considerable delay boat was manned an
sent for him, and just they were hauling Iii
out OK the water the shark turned ON his side
grab the man. They were not minute too sool
In the advertising columns will be- found mott,
Of an International Exhibition, to be given at An
sterdam, Holland, in 1885, TO continue from May
October Any one in this Kingdom desiring to O
hibit any Manufactured article or natural produc
may see the official programme at the Consula
Of the Netherlands in this city, aud will receive
assistance possible from the Consul of that countr
In accordance with new understanding With IL
International Bureau of the Universal Post
Union, the postage Of mail matter belonginQ