Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-29
sATuRpAY,...........DEcEMBER 20, ,ss,
LOCAL ITEMS.

halves.
The Hawaiian Monthly will make It's FIRST
bow to the public early next week.
Mr. J. I. Dowsetl IT,, will not run for the
Legislature as member from Honolulu.
As usual, late files Of San Francisco papers
were received 10y the Alameda, through the
courtesy Of Purser Sutton.
Rev. w. {. Merritt will conduct the service
and preach a brief sermon at the V NJ. c. A.
Hall Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. +. =. Hastings was passenger by the
Iealandia. She goes to San Francisco to sec
Mrs. Makee-reported quite Ill.,
Mr.. Claus Spreckels was still i'll when the
Alameda lelt San Francisco pneumonia, from
which he has suffered before.
Captain Hebron purposes TO solve the meat
difficulty by killing his own cattle and Freezing
the meat in a huge refrigerator until used.
The academic school for young ladies Of
which Mrs. George Wallace is so efficient
principal, will begin its studies next Monday.
Those who care TO read Mr.. IIarwcll's
arguments in the bonds.lor- silver mantamus
case, may find /, IN ertfnso, in last Wetlncs.
days Gazette.
Last Sunday Doctor McGrew "scored sixty
on the tally string Of life" as the average
Journalist might say. In plain English he
was 90 years old.
Mr.. W. o. Smith has written to the Gazette
plain direct account OF the issue between the
kaloa Germans and their employers. His
letter fully cxonerates Manager Cropp.
Mr.. III. a. Scott, for some time book
keeper in the employ Of Messrs. 5. G.. Wilder
& Co., died in this city on the 2,rd instant, Of
chronic rheumatism. He was highly esteemed.
The Kohala church fair will take place on
the 10th instant, and goods designed Tor it
may he left with Manager Jordan, at Water
houses, No. 10. store, up to next Monday night.
The friends and admirers of Mr. Frank
Damon will be glad to learn that he reached
from and that he has sent the Friend long
letter.
Herr Bandmann's lecture on .Elocution in
Y. NJ c. A. Hall next Monday ought to be
attended by all the lawyers, some of the
preachers and a few of the public school
teachers.
The Hawaiian Almanac and Annual for
1854 will be issued at noon mex, Monday A
Retrospect for the Year 1883, reprinted from
its columns, appears on the frs, page Of the
supplement.
Mr.. A. Kraft was the first occupant of the
new Campbell Block to open his shop doors
for business. The handsome Office Of Messrs.
Wiseman & Ashley was the second establish.
ment,so TO do.
Chinese translation Of the "Statutcs" Of the
Hawaiian Kingdom Relating 10 Apprentices
and Contract Laborers," as prepared by Judge
McCully, has been printed in Canton. 1t
is for sale al Thrum's
Annversarifed is recent local-iem
Gazettese. Evidently English as she is
Spoke " has been too nippantly read by the
captain lawyer domino humanitarian staff Of
" sonny'sn EXPANSIVE "dadn
=, ~" 'eSs 'eN"oW'euses w'h thanks a
"'e''' ''e VI ''o'''Sn Journals 'hfoush the
courtesy Of J. Dunn, Esq, Hawaiian Consul,
Glasgow, and similar iavors in Washington
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Doctor and Mrs. Whitney returned by the
Alameda. The doctor--who has not eaine1
sue" 'oous' heai'n as was hoped ios-fe'urns
'" o'"'y p'oNe up P'ac'ee' Inc EN-
e"oeil'smem Oh 'he rogue .iais mas probably