Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-29
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
TWENTY-FIVE passengers sailed for tho Coast by
the Snes last Saturday
IL. H. X. krELIKonANI returned from Maui by
the Kiiarco Hon this morning.
TIM p. M. S. S, City of Syd,ey will be due from
the Colonies next Monday =. NJ.
THr proceedings of the Legislative Assembly
in to-day's PnEss will be found interesting.
WE call the attention to some interesting com
munications on our outside pages to-day.
The annual exhibition of Miss Ayets school,
Kaapokua, will be held i'll the Theatre this evening
BERETAN1A street between Fort and Nuuanu is
being covered with rock and earth 10 be macadam-
lied.
The greater part of Wednesday was passed in
the discussion of the Two Million Loan Il by the
Legislature. The proceedings will be given i'll our
next
Mn j. III. BLACK, i'll his little steamer, formerly
the Kapiolani, took Queen Emma and party of
friends to Waianae yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Mission
Children's Society will be held this evening at the
residence of Mr. W. o. Smith
Mn. MAX EcKARr, matchmaker and ioweer, has
removed his place of business from Kaahumanu
street to Fort street near Hotel.
No DISEASE having appeared among the Chinese
passengers by the Triumph, they were released
from quarantine ON the 9th inst.
The exercises and distributor of prizes at
1olani College on Thursday were witnessed by
number of people, and were very interesting.
IN,
what amused during his visit here at some of the
Honolulu papers calling his wife the Princes"
Moitea.
A FEW small chuck holes ON Merchant street
have been filled with broken rock by the Road
Supervisor. This is supposed to be AN improve
ment
WE are informed that the Amateur Musical
Society are preparing to give another entertain
ment soon. This will be welcome news TO the
community.
The band played at the Hawaiian Hotel on
Tuesday evening and at Emma Square on Thurs
day evening. A good number of people were out
on each occa sion.
Work ON the marine railway progresses favor.
ably. A considerable area has been filled in with
rock and sand from Punchbowl and the other
work is advancing at good rate
ApBrE MARGARET, the little daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. james Campbell not quite Two years old,
died last Saturday night. Tho bercaved parents
have tho sympathy of the community
TuE San Leandro Reporier of Juno 23rd, con
tains nearly three columns OF matter in fofutaton
of the many falsehoods that have been circulated
concerning the condition OF laborurs the Is
lands and the reported frauds IN the expectation
of sugar.
TuE French brig Tars,u sailed last Sunday
were ON the wharf 10 bid Mr.. and Mrs. Atwatcr
adieu among whom were the Princess Likcliko
and Mr. Cleghorn, the French Commissioner and
wife and others.
US Tuesday last son of the late MIR. Holston
fell out of tree and striking on a rock, fractured
his jaw and received other injuries. lie was taken
To the Queen . Hospital whore lie received proper
attention and although the injury Is painful one,
IL getting along very well
An alarm of fire from the pinth ward called out
the Fire Department last tuesday evening" The
alarm was caused by the burning Of brush and
rubbish nj kulaokahua. Parties should notify the
Fire Department when They intond 10 make large
fires at night; those who do not do are labo TO
IA fine.
soAE fisherman caught large shark in a fish
ing seine last Tuesday morning in the harbor. II
was Of the shovel head variety and is not danger
Gus. II had number Of young ones IN its pouch.
luI oi,s hou "an nditiN uilu udutu On III II
dray, the fisherman making ,ery good thing out
, Of their haul.
Al Kawaiahao Church, tomorrow evening" there
will be held Union Praise Service, conducted by
Mr.. Hallenbeck, commencing at half-pas seven
o'clock, in which all the churches will join; conse
quently there will be no evening service at Fort
street Church. In the morning. Rev. A. q. Forbes
| will occupy the pulpit
| lux driver Of express No. Isl would oblge thu
people on Emma street II he would not keep hi
horse standing on the sidewalk short dlstanc,
mauka OF Berctania street SO much Of the time
policeman Ito whom complaint had been made
had some difficulty IN getting him 10 move hi
1 horse and vehicle the other day.
LAST Tuesday an old native at Kapaakea naIne'
Lupino who went to work in some taro patchs