Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-09
LOCtL ITEMS.

by the late Princess Keelikolani, shortly be-
fore her death
Maccabc, the much advertised and well
advertised English comedian, will appear at
Music Hall tonight.
"Blessed is the man (who lives mauka the
dusty thoroughbred for he shall mott be
tquitel filed with dustl.'
Water has been taken from the artcsan well
in the hotel block, to the residence property Of
Doctor McGrew on Hotel street.
There will he a union prayer meeting at the
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, on Sunday afternoon, at
3 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
Two pretty flower pieces by talented pre-.
sumaby fair and unknown artist, adorn the
makni window Of Mr. Thmm's Fort Street
store.
clock with an illuminated dial, TO be
placed at some conspicuous point, is needed
by the midnight providers Of Ilonolulu-good,
bad and indifferent.
The friends and ell-wishers Of Mr. Claus
SpIeckels will regret that he has been seriously |
i'll of pneumonia. At last reports he had gone |
to Monterey, convalescent.
by the terms Of the will Of the late Princess |
Ruth the bulk Of her property is left to her
cousin, the Hon. Mrs. c. K. Bishop. Life |
requests to old retainers are also made.
The Chamber Of Commerce will meet to- |
day, to consider the continuance Of its charter.
~ con,ihueu, 'he c''an,pei WIN 'Soisu'i'1e'
-,
An opium den in the Chinese Theatre was
raidcd early this month by Captain Mehrtens
and posse. The community will undoubt-
ediy agree WIN 'he fress that such places can
not he raided too often.
Aloha, Count de Louvieres The Press,
representing The burg WISHES you and yours
your attractive wiie ana your pretty napy' a
pleasant voyage ana prosperous future; ana
gives greeting 10 your successor, IaPulh bou
ieich'
The monkey.pods are in bloom. and the in
dividual pink crownlets stand out from the
green foliage masses where they grow like
clover blossoms IN patches OF lush meadow
W. inns simiie be ineHae'' the cabbage critic
viii please coHect')
By royal PROCLAMATION the court. which wen,
into full mourning for the late Princess Ruth
on the ,Ist ultimo, will continue in mourning
until the 18th instant, to which date Kameha,
meha day has been "eon,inued though pub.
lie buildinps will he closed ON the NH. also.
A meeting of the building committee of St.
Andrews Cathedral was held last Thursday.
NJ winch 'the way was paved Tor Inc speedy
recommencement Of work on the cathedral"
me present estimate Oh .he COS. Oh Una. portion
e. wy VIZ" "''s"e' " w '''' N'''P'>'~' :"
IL MI strong ana Mr.. furheauN' OF eithei
Of them, would climb Punchbowl once in a
while. and paint an occasional Waiapac sun.
set, the r,.loving constituency for which those
gentlemen so faithfully and so intepently
labor greatly might be benefited. Besides, the
'"'"o u 'Ppe"N"s
The following has been suggested for debate
before the Young Mems Christian Debating
Club: "Resolved, Tha, the Government
Phonograph' and the Administration Organ
are inappropriate names for that able, fearless
and independent journal better known as the
daily and weekly Pacific Commercial Malad
ministrator"
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Tarke, Mrs. Toler Miss Severance, Mr.. +. +.
Tnornc, Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Hyde, Eddie
Dowsett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cooke, ID. X.
Fyfe, 5. j. Levey, II. Reimenschneider,
Mrs. Henry Johnson, and other kamaanas
were passengers in the Zealandia, last Sunday.
They carried, in addition to their regular bag
gage, a vast number Of alohas.
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ns' an vn hon, !, since lie shinma,es
however. are willing to stand by their oars in
support Of their messmate's brag, and race
may he arranged, though probably for a nomi-
nal stake.
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