Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-24
SATURDAY PRESS.
Late Publications.
JUNE ~, 1882

ne Juno nUlnntI OF IIhfltf " sN'NbfJ
begins tho sixty-ffth volume of that popu.
lar magazine. "Quaut old Yarmouth,
with numerous illustrations, gives n good
idsa Of nm old English town. ohio Social
Athens Of America" is n sketch of Balti-
more's public mon and famed beautiful
women and many portraits are Rivon.
"Torpcdoos and Torpedo Boats with dia-
grams and ongravings gives good do
scription of the earliest and of the latest
methods of making and operating torpo-
docs. "Tn tho Pines IL an entertaining
woodland study. "Tho Father Of the
Pueblos" is very interesting article on
the Hunis Of Arizona, n wonderful remnant
Of an ancient race, among whom Mr.
Frank A. Gushing, an enthusiastic othno-
logist, is living, with Wow of making a
study Of their traditions and institutions.
Several illustrations accompany the article.
"The Gates of Paradise" is study of
Lorenzo Ghibcrti's famous work and tho
accompanying engraving ia ono Of tho
most perfect and beautiful that has ever
been published. "Tho Overthrow of tho
French Power in America" n sketch of
"Longfollow" and can Edolwoiss Of tho
Sicrras" with several romancos poems,
Editors Drawer" Historical Record
EASY Chair" etc, go to mako number
that has seldom been oqualled
The Century for Juno is inferior to none
Of it's predecessors. The opening article,
"Around Cape Horn, describes tho Incl
dents of trip from San Francisco tc
Liverpool in tho ship Three Brothers" ain
= Chinese Thoatcr" is an account of n visit
to n Chinese play in San Francisco. "Opcra
in New York" is continued to tho fourth
number of the series and is illustrated with
portraits of many leading artistos. "Thc
Bec-pastures Of California" illustrated
which ia to be continued to another nun.
Der, gives n very good idea Of tho natural
bee gardens of that State. "Wood En-
craving and the Century Prizes" is an in
teresting account of this art in Amcrict
and is accompanied by several of tho on
craving that drew prizes from the Century
Publishing Company. "Carlyle in Ireland
is continued "Marblo Mining in Carrara,
"John Henry, Cardinal Newman" and the
COLONIZATION of Palestine" besides thu
usual romances, poems, etc, make up ;
very entertaining number.
The June Californian shows great i'm
provement in the matter of illustrations
and the first article, "The Two Redwoods,
describing the two species found in TIL,
Sierra Nevada and Coast Ranges of Cali
fornia has some excellent engravings. "Per
sonal Recollections of Emerson" is an in
tsresting account of visit TO Concord TIVE
years ago, where tho writer frequcntl
visited the famous author. The very in
teresting "Studies of the California Mis-
sions" are continued in the present mum
ber, and is accompanied by engravings c
several of the old churches. "The Ethic
Of Trans Atlantic Steamers and 9Th
Veto Power and the Chinese" are we
worth reading. The short stories are 81
Fatal Delusion," "Out of Reach; a Camp
ing Medley" "Thaloe;" and the poeml
passion Life" and decoration Day"
juno Lippincott'S opens with an illustrate
article describing the old city of Toledo i
Spain, quaint old place. The studies o
wild animals is continued under the head
ing of "Traps" and cuts of many styles c
traps are given. son the Wheel" is a
account Of bicycle trip in the Unite
States which will be found interesting an
amusing. cart and life in New York
English Lawyers and Law Courts" 9Th
Teacher of Rachel" and ga Strans
Nights Lodging" are entertaining contr
buttons.
The Planters Monthly for June, ju.
issued, contains some very good sugge
tons in its editorials, particularly in rel
ton to the next meeting of the Planter
Labor and Supply Company, in which it
suggested to hold fair. The articles co
tributed are: "Small Sugar Mills, ""Trea
Arguments" "Sugar Cane in Fiji" an q
count of experiences with "The Cleanir
Pan" and few selections from other pu
locations.
"New South Wales in 1881" is the nan
of book published by authority"
circulation abroad with view to dissemin
ting information regarding that colon
Its geography, natural resources, coloniz
ton, political history, agriculture, fora al
fauna, industries, commerce, social conc
ton, prospective future, etc., are treated
and q perusal of the volume will make t
reader well acquainted with that portion
Australia, and will be found as entertai
ing as instructive.
We have received from the author, r,
l.. Lyons, copy of his new Saba
School hymn book in Hawaiian bearing I
title of "Hoku 40 Mani Beautiful MOI
ing Star. 1t was published in New Yol
contains 300 pages, and the songs-tral
latious mostly Of well-known hymns
English-are all set to music. 1t will
available acquisition to the native Sund
Schools and will no doubt be appreciai
by teachers and scholars.
New Conditions Affecting Life in France
NJ. A. Legoyt has continued his views
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