Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
SATURDAY, ............ DECEMBER q. rss,
LOCAL ITEMS


Judd stree, is called "Mudd street by its
residents.
Now, Mr.. Kapcna, get out our money bag.
the Maripo~a is due.
Judge and Mrs, MeCully returned by the
sydney. They we're both welcome and vel
coined
Australian papers speak Of an after glow
visible at Sydney Western Australia, and
hiauituis.
The Mission Children's Society will NEE
tonight at the house ofMr Henry waterhous,
on Nuuanu street.
IIonolulu's most gifted townsman, Mr.
Charles Warren Stoddard, goes to San Fran
cisco by the next Madposa. INLAY they low,
him so little he'll swift return"
The Gazette office was searched for the copy
Of the Haley report last Wednesday afternoon.
A funny account Of the ridiculous proceeding,
appeared in yesterdays Bulletin.
The Rev a. Clark, who had been absent,
bealth.seeking, in the United States, returned
to his clerical and scholastic duties nj Waalua
last month, greatly improved by the trip.
Nnuanu street is still ornamcnted (and RET
dered dangerously by unused water pipes
which the government was rich enough to pay
freight and drayage on but is too poor to put
to any use.
Acquaintance Of Mr. William Mcintyre,
one of Ashley & lIebbard's express drivers,
who was hurt recently by having a heavy iron
gate fall on his hip, will be glad to learn that
he is now able to be about.
An esteemed contemporary Of the 9Th in
slant contained the following valuable bit OF
-aess. "Schacler and Vgnaux are practicing
daily for the championship game to begin the
10th Of November :.
Last Monday night Mr.. Gartenberg's store,
corner of Nuuanu and Queen streets, was
robbed OF some money which had been with
rare forethopght concealed among the goods.
The Union Saloon was also robbed
Doctor Rogers has moved his Office and
residence from the cottage on the southwest
corner of Beretania and Richard streets to the
rooms formerly occupied by Dentist Macalistcr
on Hotel street, nearly opposite Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall
There has been noteworthy energy displayed
in the rebuilding Of Horns bakery. Some
thing Of American push has been evinced
by Mr.. Horn. and both baking and confec-
tionary making will be carried on hereafter
under even more favorable circumstances than
before the FIRE.
The Planters Monthly for December has
eight editorial articles, FIVE communications,
and the correspondence between a special
committee Of the planters and the foreign
office. An article on the diffusion process. re-
published from the Queensland Planter and
Farmer, is worth reading
The appointment Of Professor Yarndley as
teacher OF music in the public schools-chiefy
due To the argumcntatve solicitation OF Prin-
cipals Scott and Mackiniosi,-is in the in
terests of progress. Mr. Yarndley is said to
have most happy way with children What
is most needed now is drawing teacher.
Messrs. George Ashley and Joseph L. Wise.
man have joined their business fortunes under
the firm name of Wiseman & Ashley. The
reputation each has acquired, coupled with the
paying agencies they jointly hold ought so to
supplement, the energy and business ability
they possess that they will be "a team in
deed.
The anniversary exercises at the Bethel last
Sunday attracted an overlooking congregation
King klal<ua, Minister Gibson, Mr.. and
Mts Dlgsett, and other persons Of rank were
present. Father Damon preached an interest
ing sermon and an original hymn was sung,
composed for the occasion by Mrs. b. f.
Dillingham;.
II Minister kapena were not so hard work.
ed an Official that he am not reasonably be
esp,c. al to attend to so small matter rs the
condition OF his own sidewalks, it would be in
ordtr To remind his esceency that little
black sand would improve the slippery foot
ways on Nuuanu street in the vicinity OF the
trst bridge.
Captain Ainsley OF the Suez wrote to Mr..
Irwin as follows, sometime in September
I'VE are here in llongkong having thorough
ovefhauling and cleaning up which we could
never have 80, on your side OF the world. 1t
Is a good charter we have got now, three
years to run between here and Melbourne,
calling nj all the Eastern Australian ports.
This issue contains something over twenty.
one columns of reading matter. An original
descriptive sketch of the San Francisco mar.
kets and market gardens, aud one Of the late
/. II. !. Sheldon's popular "reminiscences -oi
which several were prepared just before the
authors deaih--are on the first page. An
original Hawaiian legend and two funny re.
printed stories are in this weeks supplement.
Speaking OF the recent iargel shooting by
The Army" citizen says SIN waiting
with breathless eagemess for that summit Of
prohciency in the rifle tactics OF the Hawaiian
Army which shall enable the first soldier to
keep one eye open when gun is fred AT
present the entire force becomes momentarily
sieh'less a, each sho,--including the man who
docs the shooting"
very nice small boy named Austin lives
ON Nuuanu street. lie is just learning to talk.
lis mother dotss ON him, his father adores
him. The other night his fond father took
little Austin on his knee and asked "Do
You love mammaf' Austin repliedi IL love
mamma And do you love papa p al
love papa" said Austin. ''Bui whom do YOU
love best, Austin ''lee cream !" said Aus.
tin and brought down the house.
Mr. David Graham A.l.. IN. .sa,,ba..,.l,.