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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
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The beautiful, fascinating, accomplished.
asthetic, double refined ex.reverend tax.assessor
oil iiilo, IN consideration of his valuable ser.
vices to the tax payers and to the great King.
dom OF Hawaii, should be decorated with the
Order OF kamschatka" the o. o. O, but the
garter should be placed around his neck and
he be choked so, for awhile, that it would in.
capactate him for the position he now occu.
pies, Tor which the government seems to think
he is peculiarly fitted. In assessinp-it is
said-he has some tax payers names down
from two to four times on his tax book. Per.
haps he may think that some will pay lust for
the fun Of the thing. 1t must tax his poor
brain to its utmost capacity to fill the position.
The government should have some regard for
their native Office holders as talented ones are
not SO plentiful as they should be- They should
the next year put in some capable Chinaman
emo white man need apply') which would
give the present assessor a chance to rest his
weary head. OF course the government would
in consideration Of what he has done continue
his salary and give him leave OF absence to 90
to the Fiji Islands as an envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary or in some other
capacity suited to SO great and good man.
Or 1t might be good idea to send him to
Italy with score or more young Hawaiians'
male and female, to have them instructed in
vocal music, in order that the leader of the
truly superb Honolulu band nigh, organize an
opera troupe. 1t might convince the crowned
heads OF Europe that the Kingdom of Hawaii
Is vocally great nation. The assessors name
should certainly be handed down to pos,erity
in some way and no better commcnds itself to
the writer at present. But previous to his
departing he should go to Williams or some
other good photographer and have his beaut-
iu face taken, as each tax payer will want one,
and when each one views that face he will say
TO himself, Though lost to sigh, to memory
dear-very dear" |. A. NJ.
Hilo, November 90, 1854.
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In September, or earlier, it came TO Mr..
Gibson's ear, through some one Of hi, cheap
spies, that Mr.. J. w. Giryin, school agent 81
Waikiki, had dared to say that his soul was
his own and had expressed lin public) the pr.
vate opinion that Mr.. Gibson was no better
than he should be; for which crime the amiable
auocrat Of this kinglomette set his powerful
wits to work to punish the contumacious
Official. Besides being a good school agent
and an honest man (which Mr.. Gibson is notl
Nh Girvin knows how to pronounce "Educa-
ton, (which Mr. Gibson does not); but Mr..
Gibson had not resented the others superiority
until Mr. Girvin had the temcrity to tell a
little OF the truth about him. Nh Gibson
remembered with ping how he used to honor
Mr. Girvin's store at Lahaina by sitting on its
counter and telling bawdy stories by the hour
for the moral aud intellectual improvement Of
Mr. Girvin's customers; and without charging
anything for it, either, Theingra,itudc Of Mir
Giryin's present hostile attitude was more
than the eShigh priest Of the Mormon Epis-
copacy could bear. With tears in his voice he
told the secretary Of the board Of "Edtlicashun"
to write and say the president discharged MIR.
Giryin and ''would have nothin' to do with
him no more The diplomatic secretary re.
minded the eN.prcst that the president Of the
board might not dismiss an agent unless by
permission Of the board. So the president
gathered his board together-minus Mr.. !. :.
Walker-and read them the riot act. At
which they dispersed themselves (ipuratiyely)
telling Mr. Gibson he might do his little do
as he chose. Whereupon the president in.
strncted the secretary to inform Mr.. Girvin
that the authority OF the board" consented
to turn Mr.. Girvin out. But he studiously
neglected TO add that the act of dismissal was
passed when the only really intellgeAt man on
the board was absent. So Mr.. Girvin goes
out, more fortunate, however, in retaining his
self respect and the good opinion of his neigh.
bors, than the outcast whose puny malice is
gratifed by the dismissal.
Last week Mr.. Girvin received letter If
which the following is copy-the italics being
the writer's. This letter speaks for itself.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION,
November 10th, 1883.
MR.. ]. w. GGRviN, School Agent, Wal.
luku, Maui-Dear Sir. | am directed by the
President OF the Board of Education, foAo has
The authority Of tie 6oa,d in ME MATER, to
communicate TO YOU that your services as
school Agent for the district OF Waikiki.
island OF Maui, will not be required after the
close OF the current year, i. e., Dec. 3Ist. Mr..
a. Barnes of Wailuku has been appointed TO
succeed you in the Office named, and will be
authorized to give you the necessary receipts
Tor all school moneys, books, accounts, &c.
that you shall transfer to him.
Respectfully Yours,
w. Jas SMITH, Sec.
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President Walker OF the Hawaiian Humane
Society has been requested by the board OF
management "to bring to the notice Of the
puclic generally the objects Of the society, and
to solicit the aid and cooperation OF those who
are willing to Join OF assist in carrying ont its
views. The objects of the society are to teach
and ins,il the principles of mercy, to provide
effective means for the prevention OF cruelty
throughout the Hawaiian Kingdom, to enforce
laws which are row, may hereafter be en-.
acted for the prevention OF cruelty, and TO Sc
cure by lawful means the arrest, conviction,
and punishment Of all persons violating such
laws. According to the bylaws, members are
elected by the board Of management on APP
pllcaiion in writing and the payment of the
payment Of the annual dues, $a.5o. Any
member Of the society not in arrears may
commute for life all dues by the payment OF
sum not less than $2s. Hon. J. 5. Walker Is
president, British Commissioners wodehouse
and Mrs. j. A. Cruzan, vice-presidenis, and
Mr. Frank Godfrey, Of the Gazette, secretary.
Application ior membership may be made To
any Of the above named officers OF the society
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Inc american Dark spartan Is al brewer *
W ""''''
The American bark Caibarienis at Sorenson's
ne herman BARK .hr''''ne Is disehafg'ng
eo'' AZ tue 'oo' OF tue LiNe'iNe 5 DOCK
Arrived a, Port Townsend, November 10Th
The American brigantine William G. Irwin,
Captain Turner, sails for San Francisco to-.
ay'
The steamship Mariposa will be due from
San Francisco, with hive days later news, at
noon to-day
The German bark Maza,lan is discharoin, a
general European cargo at the Pacific Mail
Steamship cam,,,v,s wharf
m, ., ,,
c.n' D., c.s',,' - 1857 '''
10 49,. - ~. ~ I'' WV 'S'u ',
r,,,, -, W. '0'' "
The American bark {. o. whitmorc. arrived
on Thursday from Port Bakely. with d cargo
Of lumber, which she is discharrinc a, Allen &
Robinsons wharf
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Among the good things, "too numerous to
mention, excluded from last weeks Press by
the iron limitations Of space, was the following
contributed account:
Among the many pleasant THANKSGIVING
dinners Of Houolulu, last Thursday may be
mentioned one at the White House, IIS
Nuuanu avenue. Thirty guests sat down-at
I. 90 PM, to a sumptuous repast, in old New
England style. Nor was this all the after.
noon and evening were well spent in various
ways, and at night the front OF the premises
was iestooned with Chinese lanterns, while
inside a string band caused dancing to be kept
up until after midnight. Thus passed one Of
the most truly social gatherings Of the season
and on the " temperance principle
On Thanksgiving day, the writer and some
sixteen others received card, in language as
follows:
You are cordially invited to attend recep.
ton Of " The Dudes at Amagoozclcm Hall
ON Fort street, near kukui, at the Sign OF
the Flat Iron to be held on Saturday
evening, December Ist, the occasion being the
departure OF one of the dudes from the classic
shades OF Honolulu.
The writer went and saw and conquered
in game Of euchre. The " Sign Of the Flat
Iron " displayed itself inyitingly and led one
up a stccpsh pair Of stairs into a room filled
with men and chairs and tables and tobacco
smoke. Eighteen workingmen were there
a tinsmith, q carpenter, house painter, a ma
chinist, clerk, book binder, printer and
a scribber. The occupations Of the others
the writer was not told, and he will probably
never know. But he is ready to take his "affi
dayy" that though all were workmen, not
one was a workingman in its "ngitated ="
sense. Communists Of conviviality we all
were, socialists Of sociability surely but no
one talked any twadde about the "drones 4"
who happen to have brains, or sighed for an
equality he had not yet earned. The
eighteen euchre players and draf, players and
Jolly jokers had met to have "a good time -
and they had it. But while the writer was
with them, not one oath, not one suggestive
double meaning, not one sentence unfit for any
family circle in Honolulu came within his
hearing. There was card playing but neither
for - ten cents corner" nor for "the beer 4"
There was bandiage and raillery and swift re-
tort but no stimulant stronger than the un
fragrant weed made snare for any tripping
tongue.
Later the door Of an adjoining room was
Hung open, where, on the floor in native
fashion, was spread feast of which poi was
the Alpha and ice cream the I" Omaha" We
all ate and ate and ate, and washed 1t down
with ginger ale.
Still later the book binder sang several Solos,
and the printer the tinsmih and the carpenter
sang several trios. 1t was merry night and
wholesome; and it proved-as the Thanks.
giving dinner above mentioned also proved
that there is "stuf" enough in the artisans
and clerks of Honolulu to give the groggeries
the ego by If they only 7oH.
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PASSENGERS
Arrivals.


From Maui and Mookai, per Lehua, December =
y Dalton, l. jones' kaai, " J lryson.
From lailaaa, per Net,ie Mern December -
A Hood.
From kahului. per kilauea Iiou. December IL
Gonzales, Father leonof. q q Wall, q N wleox.
From, Kauai and Niihau, l,es i~alali December a.
Mrs and Miss iuris Mes,fs Irvine, Brede, Stirling.
Bailey, nar,iin, Miss l. Richard, Iapi kibling.
From Wind~ard Ports, pct k,nau, December -
Hon u Wilder. { Along, l. q Hitchcock, X alton,
b Muller, Nh 1 Noble A Dcvcrill, M-nkc, III
sshasssr' sam Parker, g iisll, lua..heihsi, ] ;
lone, Holiday, = Spencer, MIS- s,upplebcen,
II Cornweli, DR. 8 II Ei,deIs W II lailey.i liarri
som Campbell, { White, u ID Baldwin. Hay
ssiJen, Gap. kobbns. A McGun, W McCun,,G Ma.
~akou, W kelikoa and wife.
Prom San Francisco per y & Murray, December
Mr. ] simmons, Air Bartlett, ) smith Cap n
Beuy and wife, Mn "A T. NAIlek aud son, Geo A luz
bury, Margafy, Jno Burke.
tos ban ffaDcisso, per Australia, December a.
{ the,sm.i, 4 II iAtho. IS iniranssi.
From south SEA, per Hazard, December lo5 men
y women, children.
From san Francisco per Sty u ), lncy, December !
e kynersly and ~iie, Judge l. Aol uly and ~iL
and enid, Miss AadersoG. J L,le and family (iol 4
I.snleig, Alder and wife And ehili, ,la> fokIan,s
b. pecoa5eey, " Lubben, Mr. Altman and dAus hiss
q II frase, , wetisier, A. hordh0f, i.mtsosg, II
Hon. Lyons, A Costa. J ~ Fish, & Coehrlne, A
ran x DIG s1n 100 Ohinrsc.
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The Other Islands.


kohola has had recent rains.
The Star Mill at Kohola has begun grind
ing.
A Thanksgiving service was held at Ko.
hola, and well attended.
Onomea Plantation, Hawaii, began grind
ing on the a7th ultimo.
An insane man named Kahimoku, of Pauka,
Hawaii, cut himself badly with knife re.
Gently,
Evidently the Kinau is appreciated at Hilo.
judging from the well merited gush of CORES.
pondents.
Overseer Toomey Of Hama Plantation, was
thrown from his horse week before last, but
was not seriously injured
The Roman Catholic Church at Hama
Maui, was dedicated ON the 2sth ul,imo by
Father Theodore, who was assisted by Father
Oliver. Mr., A. Unna generously gave the
land on which the structure stands.
The Anglican says "The Rev. S. III.
Davis informs us that besides his regular
duties, he visits liilea, Kau, once a week to
administer the Holy Communion and to hold
service. c, N. Spencer, Esq, is kind enough
to lend the new school for this purpose, and
Mrs. Spencer presides at the harmdnium. The
attendance at the service is about thirty. Mr..
Davis travels by the lwalani, leaving South
kona on Wednesday and returning on the
Monday following"
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COMMERCIAL.


HnvnLrtu, Ill. December g. tssl.
Busnes, has claimed most of The attention OF the
public this week, and evidence, ore seen Of the cane
honest effort put forth hy new asprants Tor share Of
the active trade usual this season or the year -Four
new stores have opened within the pas, ten days and
from the large stock, now Carried in al the lines u
trade, people have littc complaint 20 make az
the ability Of Honolulu stores 20 supply or hl order,
The Two large cargoes Of assorted merchandise from
New York nov being landed give extra stock to mum.
Ter of importers
The arrival. Of shipping have been free fjr the week.
and IN the departures Of the steamers Alameda and
Australia, Tor San fmnciseo we find the value Of exports
TO be Siot,2q7.7t. The C. s. lluIhurt, having COM.
pleied her repairs resumed yesterday her voyage flr
New York
ly the arrival u the City Of Sydney on Monday
night last, hom San Franc.co We have date, to the
72nd uiiimo. To-day the hianposa will be due with
dates to the fstinstant.
The Inter island Steam Navigation Company gives
notice OF their intention increase the capital stock
Of the corporation from SJo3n,5 to S4oo3o1 Sales At
the Stock Board, last Wednesday, embraced shares.
Waianae q, $40.
The attention Of the public is called to the auction
column Of Mr. +. pAdains who will have a variety Of
engagements for them to book themselves Tor during
the current month Messrs Lyons and Levey also
claim the pubcs attention for special Christmas sales
Honolulu Moch and Hond Ercbange.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
DcpartIireS.

alameda, Am SIS, Morse, Tor Syn francisco. Dec
Australia, Brit SIS, Chest for san Francisco. /"
kiiauca Hou, sim, Sears. for kahului ........ "
kuiamanu, sch, for Kohala. ..............
Lehua, sim, Loren1en, for Molokai and Hama
City OF sydney, Am SIS, Dearborn, Tor Sydney e
lwalani, sim, Cameron, for Kauai. ........
kinau, sim, King. for Ho and way ports. 80.
Emma, sch, for Kauai Observation-Disclosures.
Netiie Merrill. sch, Brownel for Iahaina. . B"
IA Moi, sch, for Laupahoehoe. .............
Ilaleakala, sch, for pcpeekeo 49,. ...
kalakaua, Haw bk, Miller, for san Francisco "a
{. K. Bishop, sim, Davis, for Hamakua ...... +"
Mokolii, sin McGregor, for koolau. 3"
kawaani, sch for Koolau. Observation-Disclosures.
Waimanao, sim, Nelson, for Waimanalo -.
James Makee, sim, Freeman, for Kauai ..
{. l.. Hubert Am bk Davis, for New York.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

The subject of Mr.. Cruran's 6ve-minute
sermon to children Sunday morning will be,
"Do Belong to Christ 2" and of the sermon
to adults, "Using our Lives for Others" In
the evening the regular monthly sermon to
young people will have for its theme, "Life's
Mis6ts"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
olase Of superIn,enden, OF water WORKS,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Successful House Successful House A strk.
ing instance Of success in Retail Dry Goods way /,
afforded by the Leading Millinery House Of Charles
Fishel. corner Fort and Hotel streets The Proprietor
Mr. Fishei has acquired the AZ, Of holding custom Any
Dry Goods House can, by freely advertising. draw Gus.
toners, once twice, but TO hold them as enjoy their
confidence calls for the exercise Of tact aud beraity
Goods must be marked down and sold Tor what they
are never misrcprcsent article That is the policy
OF Charles j. fishel, and that policy has made the firm
one Of the greatest in It's line the leading thorough.
fare OF Honolulu. The Leading Millinery Store Of
Charles j. Fschel, is to Honolulu what Macys is to
New York Charles ]. fshel makes speciality OF Nil.
linery Al The is one OF the sights Of the city,
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting San Francisco will
find very desirable Furnished Rooms En- Suit and Sin.
gle at No. r37 Montgomery ST, Corner Bush. Mrs.
T. Honey. formerly OF Honolulu.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

lowing, which is printed as matter of simple
justice
Honolulu, December sth, 1883,
he statement contained in your last weeks
issue regarding myself is untrue defy you
or any other human beng in Honolulu, to
prove that | either ran or walked into Dodd's
groggery or stables or any place in that neigh.
borhood on the day mentioned. | was stand.
ing in front of the butchershop on Hotel street
conversing with the butcher when was ac-
costed by and made reply to the poor tool of
my prosecutors and did not think of running
or even walking away on his account. sim
ply walked away, because was on business,
which had to transact and did not intend
to stop all day in front of a butchershop. But
had even walked away from a man of whom
was subsequently informed, that he carried
concealed deadly weapons for the purpose Of
an attack upon me, should think | should
rather deserve the sympathy than the scorn OF
the press for not provoking disturbances and
perhaps murder. | further defy you or any
one on these islands to prove that / ever par
took of drink Of intoxicating beverages since
my arrival here. The press of this town has
been very energetic in the persecution of my
person and my cause, and in the rejection OF
articles indicating both against msrepresenta.
tons. But the time may yet come, when JUS
tce will be uppermost and the Truth known
TO all.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

BY the Alameda, leil two young confidence
operators named Craig and Chessnan. who
succeeded in yetimi1ing several retail trades
men in this city, Cheeseman's well connected
in Chicago. Craig was the DENTS, who came
down to take charge Of Doctor whitney's
office. lie brought letters from gentlemen OF
character in San Francisco, and while here
moved in good society as did chessnan. 1t
was the good society they moved in which
secured them their credit. They richly dc.
serve the reef.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

For Maui and Hawaii, per kinau, December Ills
~ Gov q Dominis and servants, Mis- Hind, G.
Hitchcock. Judge Austin, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Pokrauts,
skin q u Peake, J Nawahi I r Holiday, Russsi /,
x tatton, Mr. Dcvcrill, Mr. lubbcn, Menke. VI Nori
boz, u bailey, Mr. Seal, Mr. ComweH. Hr n
Finders, c Hsr,will, l. Mollcr, Mr. CuthbeH u
VI kenyic W luuialcihei, G. Campbell " Kibc and
wife and sons, NJ Rhoads Baker, " Ilayset
den.
tor Auckland, per Cts Of sydney, December
g " Luce, Air Clarke, Mr. Dalscr T. Sumucrficld
lohnung Z AsNcw, W Brode, ] VI Meta.h. Mrs
lohin { NrDuugilL
tor Maanae and Kauai pet Jas Make, December
IN y Hoo, Heck, J Johnson, = Davis, Judge
Kama, Maluua, Nj Conradt u Glade.
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SHIPPING.
Arrivals.

Hazard, Am bgnte, Ierney, from Jalut .... Dee
htinai, s,m, King, from ililo and way ports... q
Halcakala, sch, Crane, from Pepeekeo. ...... "
Emma, sch, from Koolau. Observation-Disclosures.
Lehua sim, lorenzen, from Molokai and Maui a.
Ne,tie Merrill, sch, Brownell, from Lahaina -
Australia, Brit SIS, Chest, from Sydney. ....... "
lwalani, sim, Cameron, from Kauai ........ ="
=. X Bishop, Davis from Hamakua ......... &"
d. {. Murray, Am bk, Underwood, from San
Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :"
Lena Sweasey, AM tern, Ray, from Humboldt 80
Mokon. sim, McGregor, from Koolau. .... Z"
City OF sydney Am SIS, Dearborn, from San
James Make, sim, Freeman, from Kauai "
Pohob sch, from Puma. e"
Ehukai, sch from Waialua ...............
Jennie. sch, from Wainae. ...............
Annie Larsen, Am tern, Larsen, from Port
+, ~ ~, '''''' 80. ..........
{. O; Whitmore, Am bk, Calhoun, from Port
=, niakelys-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :"
Likelike, sim, Won Schmidt, from Hio midway
-, PoitS 's'''. -
Piapter, sim, Bai-s, from kau, kona and
-h.s.iliis
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for san Francisco, pr Alsmsda. Deceaaber w q.
l.,n, sam Parker, A N ne~s, Ml,- Hove. q Beei,
CIV Aott, iilnds and s.ns. I J Nolan, W !
hcCoane, q Parsons, Mn l. kichard.on and
dAashser Ni,s Z n Nosrse,, u S.hasaier, Wong Wa
fsy Al hsa, kA,.iman, Al Francisco add wife
and ~ifc and ~on. W t.ranisis. lAic samnioa.
IidAman, W l. Wood and ~as, p osi,sa, T. X s.ii-s,
l. Y Dubois.
tos kahsiui. per ktaasa Iiou, Deer.ai,er ~ N
Oai and ~.ie, ID Ross, N ksyan.
fos Maui, per iehsa, peeeubes 3Aif Fitch, Caps
kobbins l. Joiies, W Mai, uass-
fos kaaai. pea i~Alani, D-eemhsr <-F l. w,sbke.
W kipr Nh Wiling and child, q \ wslcox, Bi2lki<
Nh kfosigk. Nj Brady, q lnias.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

Mrs. simmons, who has just returned from
America. win hereafter assist in the song-ser.
vice at the Sunday afternoon meetings in the
y. NJ. {. A Next Sunday afternoon Mr..
cruzan will conduct the opening service, and
Rev. A. o. Forbes will preach brief sermon.
Mn. Summons, Mrs Pierce and Ma. Cruzan
will sing solos, in addition to the usual con.
grega,ional singing.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

The officers elect of the Myrtle Boat Club
are as follows; W. r. Monsarrai, president I;
f. a. Jones, vice president; A. NJ. Brown
secretary a. Robertson, treasurer and A. w.
Carter, captain.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
SATURDAY PRESS

Publication Office Is at Kaahumanu street; Ed
itoriai rooms at Io6 Fort treet.
Subscribers and Advertisers will please address,
THoS. G. THRUM, Publisher and Proprietor.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the i" SATURDAY PRESS"
Notice Of any events Of Interest transpirinS on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
for publication. Correspondents requested TO
append their true names TO all communications,
not for publication necessarily, but a guarantee
that the writer is acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

Mr.. tumeaus has given King Kalakaua
.simile statue of the Venus 81 Milo scarcely
less famous than the Venus OF Medicis. Tae
statue Is done in plaster Of paris. Il may be
seen for while at the Beaver. Block sales.
rooms u Messrs. q. w. Maeiarlane 4 Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

The Anglican states that the reason for the
slowness of construction on the cathedral is
attributed to Scarcity Of real stone cutters in
the islands"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08
THE Drummer.

Mr.. Furncaux will open class in free hand
drawing at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

tot Sou Francisco per Alameda, u c-u,l CT =
70 pt ugri 49,7Ti rs JOS pkgs riec, o. 500 n,
-" .aii sugar cane 1884 bnchs bananas bN, beel
lcns-, d1mesiic value. S7tTIz.st.
For san Francisco, per Australia, December o.
ass pkgs sugar, 372,7to lbs 5og bdls bananas do
nestle value, so, s3s.so
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-08

The sewing society in ST. Andrews Parish
is being more generally attended than pre-
viousb.