Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-09-01
LOCAL ITEMS

day.
The Pensacola is awaiting the arrival Of the
San Francisco mail
The sale OF the claim against the Ookala
Sugar Company has been withdrawn.
The fence in front Of the Spreckels' residence
at Punahou is a very nea, iron railing set on
curbng Of brick.
Mr.. {. l.. Buckland succeeds Mr.. Kenyon
as editor reporter, and general staff Of the
/, Honolulu Daily Bulletin.
Another death, resulting from fall from a
horse, occurred at Eva last Wednesday. A
native woman was the unfortunate.
President Steele Of the Oceanic Steamship
Company, and Colonel Spreckels and family,
returned from Maui Sunday
Miss Bery's private school at No IS Alekca
street will begin next Monday, and Miss
Kings Kindergarten wilropen on the same day.
Captains Mehrtens and Fehlbcr have been
reaping n hard earned harvest by aucsting
several squads Of Pensacola Jack, too long out
on liberty.
The Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company
have under consideration the advisahility Of
: reducing telephone rentals. The matter will
probably be settled soon.
An interesting religious service in German
was conducted at the residence of Consul
Glade, las, Sunday morning, at which many
Germans were present
Mr. William NJ. Kinney had bad set bacl,
early this week, but was in a better condition
yesterday. Mr.. w. G. Irwin, Mr.. J. L. Wise.
man and Mr. Joseph Morrill, are about again.
The Inspector Of hacks says he purposes to
prosecute all public cSpress-drivcrs who neglect
to comply with the law about plainly and cor.
rcctly numbering their carriage-lamps.
Theog Peris, the Portuguese who was SO
badly battered by Judge McCully's Holstein
bull ON the 25d uItimo, can scarcely live through
Sunday Young Hartmann, who was hurt at
the same time, will probably recover.
Mr. w. w. Hall and family will occupy
their Waikiki residence for the rest of the year.
The residence OF Mr. Robert Levers, adjoining,
is now occupied by some young ladies from
Nuuanu Valley, two of the Misses Carter and
Miss JEANNE Robertson.
Mrs. George Walace's select school for girls
will reopen on the r7th instant, on which day
Mr. A. +. Atkinson will reopen ST. Albar,s
College. Those wishing to attend the latter
school are requested to meet at Mr., AilSinson's
residence on the I4th instant.
Mr. James Hayseden, contractor and
bull Ter of some prominence, fair ability, and
many good personal, qualities, died at his resi-
dence on King street in this city, on the aSth
ultimo, OF consumption, leaving wife and
three young children fortunately provided for.
DR.. N. h. Emerson is circulating subscrip-
ton list towards procuring the funds Necessary
to repair and furnish the Protestant Church
Of Siloama, at kaawao, Lcper Settlement,
Mookai. AT least 500 of outside help are
needed, The cpers have themselves sub
scrbed largely.
Mr. Frank Damon will sail for China on the
outgoing Madras, to spe~i in that interesting
land at least three months. lie will carry
with h'm the best wishes OF numberiess friends
whi'e' Hawaiian and Chinese 1t Is TO be
hoped tina, the columns OF the Friend will be
the richer by his contributions.
~" s'''e'"' picturesque ana e'uu"'
WHITES VI '"e uai''s, recently nave pee'
s"o"e'"s "'''"''' '""e"e upon 'he pus
o'"e''. o"e e"""o' "e,Pa 'u'N'hs lear ha'
inc me"ow music OF inc '"s'y morn Is TOO pure
'ne'"0'y 10 SATISFY '"e ty'hmc sous oil 'hos'
SWEEP s'"se'S OF iioho'uia Jou'hahsm'
The Gazette Informs the public that III,
"Orphan got GLADLY left - last week. O,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '''"'
,h., 49, - vs. 'Nf'N
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a,l T,,.,,.;a., 80 $50
- amounting +" Wv
4,
King street, east OF Fort street, is taking OF
business aspect. On the makai side, Mr.
Way has nearly completed two-stoy fran,
building, lightly built, but very neat in appear
ance. II will have three ground floor stoles
and large room above "a feet long by 90 fec
wide, Harmony Lodge, !. O. o, f., vii
will re.open his nain,. shon helou
Messts' Walker Ireadway, contraction
ioi the new brick building, now nearl,