Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-07

temperance meeting at the Bethel yestry hi,
evening
Last Wednesday was The 444lh dailyversay
ol the Honolulu Bnllctin'. independence
Long may it wave
The Press Is indebted to the Advertiser, for
The verbatim report Of Mt Daggctts fine
introductory remarks.
1.-THE Mission Of Beauty will be Mr.
Cmlans theme Sunday morning, and "What
We know about Heaven in the evening.
The /ealandia is signalled as we go TO press
and will probably report the quickest passage
on record, from san Francisco 10 Honolulu.
Mr.. John Hopkins late purycyur Of the
Queen Hospital, succeeds to the apothccay.
ship Of J. a. Palmer, in the nntty little drug
store OF Palmer y Thatcher.
The Symphony Clubs concert this evening,
at the Y. NJ 6. a. hall, promises a rare treat
ol instrumental and vocal music, of which it
Is hoped this community will show its full
appreciation.
Last Tuesday afternoon, Miss Sarah Kings
Nuuanu Street Kindergarten, gave an cxhibi.
ton The little ones displayed their prof.
cicncy in the always interesting fan drills and
evidenced in all they did, the faithful work Of
Their talented teacher.
Nit W. G. Brasil reports that on Friday
morning OF last week, while the Likelikc was
coming down the Hawaiian Channel. large
ship under full sail, but flying no colors was
seen. She was beating up the channel, and
about three miles of shore.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Captain
Fuller, entertained party Of young people
HE occasion being the birthday OF Mt. ID.
w. Gcdge Mrs, fuller's brother. Dancing was
the order until midnight All present thor
and hostess.
zee,
''oW'''" ''"e'Ies 1''u he,hou' oi rish'
ny, WIN an "esonIt OF 'le rn,llhe imp'e'
''eu" Wy" "Y ,te N'.'N's' .he t''c oi u
"o'h luS' iNNue,' nom 'ne ADVERTISER pruning
es''pis''''ent' Wy MIS- Emma Me'ea'i bech'ey'
",n,oi VI VIC iia"H"in N''"ha museum
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ne oh'nion, one OF tne hnes' ship' mat
W. f,sNeu '"'s port n's pccI' u'schafHing AZ
'"'"'"1"P '",'Pt") "'H"'
'h'illB lnc week, uiNChlfbilS lhc largest cargo
ever landed in this port. She brings utlantity
of nine for The Hnnolulu Mater Wo,ls anil an
tli,I -, r. - a. NJ, $3.50 "'
''b' ~ ~ w. 'N'''''N ~ W.
Inc long expected t'lenelg arrived before
1"ylgh' on the Fourth ol July morning, eleven
days nom San Francisco. She had small
'e,ie' n'ai'' WI'ch was landed At once, and
iaihei latge periodical mai, which was not o.
MOI unnl lhg Sun. only one whiie passenger
was oh p''"'' MIS- I'M "' 'iohehohS
,rh, h,.,,,;,t ,,..,i.,, r A.
,;f ,.,pan ~ ,h.' m,s, v, rvs uu',ees ap''
held in the government building, at ten O'Clock
to-day The election of trustees will he held.
and the reports of secretary and treasurer for
the biennial period will he read and acted
npon. a hl attendance is desirable.
- Inc Pensacola, late flagship OF this diyi-
SION, wIIl soon arrive here She returns 10
New y ORR, or some other Atlantic port OF the
United States, Via Honolulu, Yokohama,
Good Hope The Pensacola has been on
this station at least twelve years, and has
changed officers several times.
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IL, he ,o,"'M,us % 'ne p'og1anme Tor lhe
u sua' '", '..' ,"'e''oon .'"e''' At Emma
9""e' commissioning :" 4'So'
n"r1SHsol,s Bach
imo Ibe M,n,,,inee, p aenGei
Walu Remembrance -. waideaisi
March lannha,ser ,.,.,,s..,,-.. Wagner
fes'e'day 'here was an examination at the
.., ~ l.."''' y" '.'N."''"'
street. Inc children had decorated the large
room very las'e'uly with flowers, as sur.
pine TO lheir teachers, Misses Moore and
S'ons' Many parents and friends were IN
attendance aid eNpressions oi satisfaction
Win me WORK done were appfeciatlve and
very general
The supc,;n,enden, of waite, works has
already BEGUN work ON The n,tesion we'll n,
Makiki. nreparntory to placinp nulsomr,rr
pump in position To supply The reservoir The
well has been enlarged by hand and cased 10
the depth of twenty feet, in order TO accom-.
mediate the pump. and The DIGGING has sim Ia
90 depth of seventy feet. The necessary
panis w p'P'ni ny ~" o.ue'e' "o"'
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Last Tuesday MIR. Charles Corroll n s,;lo,
ON hoard The Essex. was uIavinq with his ne,
ua,rotl. when !, suddenly aew OFT Of his hand
and made for the shore. The bird was of The
pruy African variety. and talked good deal
IN English. II was the pride of lis owners
heart and the boon companion Of The mess.
Poor Carroll was inconsolable until las,
Thursday afternoon, when The bird wa,
b,ouph, ON boa,d. lis wings will he pud.n,l,
eIinned h.,eaf,er.
An old sailor, belonging the y. ,, >, Essex,
while on shore enjoying the GLORIOUS
Fourth, was summary altes'e'', taken to the
station house ana locked up, TO satisfy q
ships warrant ior deser'er described as OF
dark complexion, dark brown eyes, dark hair,
and VAN "a monument talooed ON ms lore
arm. The man arrested. had light com
pleAon,,l'eh' blue eyes sandy hai' and beard
and without any monument taiooed on
rtthei arm. such ind,se.'minaie a'res'lng As
fhis Is an outrage i'a,' not been ioi the
accidental discovery OF ne mistake 10y officers