Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-08-11
LOCAL ITEMS

tocat ATTY. NJ C.. A. Hall next Monday night
The Anglican Church Chronicle Tor August
Is out Il has an article indotsiug the new
humane society and much interesting church
news
The ". H. Dimond brought over forty
three head uf fine animals, horscs, mules and
cows. the property Of Mi. Meter.
\ pamphlet containing full account OF the
libel suit against this paper will be on sale at
the news stands the latter pant Of next week.
Forty packages and about thirty letters were
sent by the Mlnpusa IS the inst output oil
the Wells, Fargo y Company's express bust
ness in this city
\ handsome silver badge and an enamcled
belt were presented to $ NJ. Whitman, newly
elected captain OF Engine Co. No. /, last
Monday night,
Mr. {. X. Miller, formerly with s !.
Lcvey Co, gfoccfs, and Mr.. l.. A.
Stockley, recently employed in A. w. Rich
ardsons clothing store. left on the Mariposa
Tor flying trip to the coast.
The Kinau. the new intcrisland steamer
built for W. G.. Irwin x Co, and transferred
10 Wilder & Co, was expected to sail from
Philadelphia on the 10th instant
\ feature Of recent " Journalism in this
peaceful town has been the interest displayed
10y two Of the papers in few American sheep
sent to Australia.
Pastor Cuzan came in from Kancohe last
Thursday, looking as brown as a berry and as
lpsty as a Nevnda mulctecr. He and his
family are enjoying their vacation.
On the 81 instant, Mrs, Mary Domnis,
mother Of Governor Dominis, was eighty
years old. The lady and her immediate family
received many sincere congratulations on the
happy occasion.
Eddie Lame, son Of MIR. and Mrs. X. W.
Lame, gave n pleasant birthday party last
Saturday, which was attended by over fifty Of
his playiellows, who had Jolly good time
Eddie was eight and all Of them ate.
Hawaiian Lodge. No. FL, presented Mr.. f.
A. Schaefer with an elegantly designed and
fashioned reaSurcrs jewel, as an earnest of
the appreciation Of its members, Mr.. Schacfcr
having been for many years its treasurer.
Some laborcrs have been a, work on the
other side OF the Pail road for some days past,
putting II loose rocks and frablc earth for the
next hard rain To wash out" remarked
visitor from the Wamanalo side. For some
must work and the rest pay taxes; 50 runs the
world away.
NJ. luihi hChtiSuei owner Oh ihe HotllnS
stallion hing William, has gone to the coast,
taking the horse with him. II is said that
long price was offered for him, which Nh
Mckeaguc has concluded TO accept. The horse
has sired some fine trutting stock and the coast
people want him for breeding trotiers.
Mr. Charles Nieh;els has nnenc1 an tho
northwest corner OF Alakca and King streets.
an establishment for the sale OF fine laces, OF
mems clothing and Of various dry goods and
furnish articles Tor both sexes Mr.. Miehiels
specially IS me iaees' and the ladies oi Homo
ln'u "ught at least 10 see thcm'
Bishop Willis. of the Episcopal Church. le(
by The AUSTRALIA 10 be CONC several months in
EngIand While absent. the bishon viii h,
married. lie will also endeayor 10 collect
further subscriptions for the erection Of Saint
Andrews Cathedral In the meanwhile, MIR.
e'sghotn' Mr. Dawes ana MI. Mackintosh
VIII Collect IN iioh"lui" lot inc same purpose
Rev. George Wallace. of the Episconal
Chureh. has been iust a Yea, in Honolulu
lie viii preach to.morrow al Saint Andrews
pro Cathedral an anniversary sermon. BY a
strange ontra.coincidence. MIR. Wallace i,
now The only Epi,copal minister in Uonouh
parish. Three or four weeks ago, six or seven
cletpymen were together in The chancel of
Saih' Andrews
he ClIPlcSgnesg OF al the bullock
drivers Is proyerbial. Out towards Punahou
they have done considerable petty ,Iamaoe by
sc,apne the paint from fences. knocking down
sidewalk posts and the like. Asa rule. n Is
unsafe 10 drive oxen while sitting in the cart
IA seems rather hard thai bullock drivers
shosld walk, while other teams,ers ride but
there seems to he good reason for il.
In Alraroba Lodge. No. HOG. T.. the
following ofiicers were installed last Monday
evening: W c. r.. Vim. CLARK: X. IL. S.;
Miss Cokane. l. H. < lanes Mc(,uite Ir /,
NJ. VT. Mis- r. Lack; w ST. III. Hare:
W. n, III. Emmcrson; W. r. S., u. +. Bur
gess; ". NJ, ]. Mcclure, IT,; w. ID. NJ,
Mis- Ella Hart; ". 1. g.. frank MAY, w
o. c., Joseph Mcclure; Chaplain. n. +.
burgess.
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Bethel social A week ago last Thursday night.
Not full attendance Was present. bur enough
of the rrhl sol, OF people were there TO make
the evening delightful one. Mrs. Stack and
Mis-. Edward Damon sang duct. Miss Kale
Leafs sang a solo. Miss Carter read s.A Night
OF Horror" and Mr.. William Kinney read q
..lsy.fly cxuutgaied yerson OF the ..I.uck of
Roaunr Camp' And there was SONG eustful
coffee.
e2'ne'aen' wi'h 'he p'esahce N ,hese waters
notable eoliection of siik fabrics anil cabinet
and building woods sen, from the Iapancse
yoycfnmen, 10 our own. Though the Minis.er
.f ,he lmpe,.al Iananese llnusehold. AMI in.
tended los The Hawaiian National Museum.
ACCOMMODATING The collection named are a
nurabei Of beautiful phoioe,aphs Of japanese
scenery and localhics'
How do You 40, You, ssceienei was
the gag, on change dunne last week.
In ''ew oi me la",peetse near anu sweeping
shangs IN the broken down Ga, cabinet, !. was s
po'',s 20 y, aoa 1ssp uu;as ' o MIN =