Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-20
OCTOBER 20. 1884
SATURDAY,
LOCAL ITEMS

he voyage oi the Niuito o. told ri length
on the FIRST page.
The Buetin appeared in an enlarged and
improved form last Monday.
T. The Advertiser has been purchased by
Mess,. +. e. Macfarlanc and J. 5. Webb.
Mr. Robert Love, Of the Nuuanu street steam
bakery, died al his residence last Wednesday.
Messr Lycan, Buchanan x IIagan succeed
to the busincs, Of Messrs. Lycan x Johnson.
There have been an eclipse Of the moon and
an earthquake this week. The earthquake &C.
Cured at s. 81 p N. last Monday.
The soda water business Of Palmer &
Thatcher was not sold to Benson, smith & Co.,
hut will be- continued by the old firm.
The Nursery Of the Church, a, the morn.
ing hour, and Science and the Bible, in the
evening will be Mr. Cruzans themes Sunday
Al the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall Sunday afternoon,
at O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Wallace will conduct
the services. A cordial invitation is extended.
A proof eouector, without fear Of the wrath
to come, made the world famous TX Marvel
read J. X Marvel-in first page article this
week.
At 10 a. NJ tomorrow high mass will be
celebrated ut the Roman Catholic Cathedral,
at which time sermon will be preached in
English.
Doctor Hagan has been paying dearly for
his too early liveliness after his accident some
weeks ago, hisdmiscd knee having caused him
great pain.
The new United States Hawaiian postal
treaty is said TO be the only one on record signed
by both the chief magistrates Of two contract
ing countries.
Colonel and Mrs. Spreckels, Hon. II. i.
Wideman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Parmlee, Mrs.
A. b. Haley, and Mr.. Clarence Macfarlane
were passengers on the outgoing Mariposa.
Stock raisers on the other islands, as well as
the ranchers Of Oahu, owe it to themselves to
remember that on the 22nd instant Mr.. Rollin
Z. SAKE will return from Adsrralia on the City
of Sydney having in charge herd OF valuable
beef cattle, portion of which will be at the
disposal OF local buyers.
II is gratifying to be able to state that Her
Majesty, Queen Dowager Emma, has entirely
recovered from the painful and somewhat
dangerous illness with which she was suddenly
seized on Tuesday evening, last. Her Majesty
had dned, by special invitation, with Mrs. c.
k. Bishop on the afternoon of the same day
One OF those unfortunate accidents which
sometimes will happen in the best regulated
newspaper offices resulted last week in the ex-
clusion from these columns of an item about
the meeting Of the Hawaiian Mission Chill
dren's society and Of another about the memorial
service at For, Stree, Church to the memory,
the late l.. o. Hall.
a meeting OF those interested in forming a
live stock association met at the armory yes,er-
day morning, Hon. a. +. Judd presided
and Mr.. ]. Dowseti, Jr., was secretary a
committee compc sed of Messrs. c. II, Judd,
Cecil Brown and ]. |. Dowsctt, Jr., was in
siructed TO draft constitution and by laws and
To report four weeks from next Monday.
Messrs. II. NJ. Benson George W. Smith, and
David Mccartney, lr,-the two latter lately
in the employ Of HOLSTER & Co.-have pur
chased the drug business OF Palmer <
Thatcher. The special qualifications, energy,
and long experience of Messrs. Mccartney
and Smith, as well as the natural urbanty of
disposition of all three, should make their firm
success.
The Mechanics Protective Union has elected
the following officers Messrs G. Daniclwitz.
president; John Marchant and d. NJ Grow.
ley. cc-presdents; George Cavenagh, secre.
tary; Max kohm, treasurer. ]. b. Murray,
sergeant at-arms and Messrs Crowley Muir
ray, Meyer, Marchant and Sherman, executive
committee. The membership is at present
abou, fifty three. The organization will m
clude natives.
The band played last Thursday night a, the
hotel in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett. 1t
will play there for the public enjoyment to-
night. The programme for this afternoon at
Emma square will be;
March -kameke Observation-Disclosures. Parow