Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-07-21

Tuesday and thuf-iay, and . concert 90
loard he kwio yesterday attsuauu.
That Nj Gibson and NJ kapsna should
50 lht tafget Themselves O. to cnme to blows Is
| seiferly ta De- expected Vet such was street
tuutot yesterday Marshal rathr however.
/ knew nothing II itl tu1ef SECRETARY Webb
/ hal not hetw ul 10. Registrar Fntt wa suite 10
| tnnld nul te tins, Nr ktpcnh is stii to los
/ nntuup ltum pnut, aud Inc meek and lavly
Nature of Mt tii,san Is subtleHIb wei
known 60 lmhi the Thought ihtt he would do
sn naughty anil .o coVally thing as,o strike
Z back
+ huef ,i,t to thg Royal school. ou rmua
street, WI tao shuu time tn itith inform
uuc's self uI tho ptuptre matlt hi the pupils.
ot jhv thouughHsss ut lhgt hill. as evidenced
( IN The apparently r,hWsuNs examinations
held during PAN vt this week The writer
acknowledge, tina, the Pres, has ial,l tn give
educational mltict. the tcyrnt attention They
have Deserved On ts behalf, TIC paper
promises better attention hereafter On his
svn behalf The writer Vishc. tn record his
personal helIHI ihfl Jhc Eotti School, under
Che rnntipalshipo Nit MatkinJnsh tt doing
voeh, wo,t IN 'm aommunitY
The project to-, forming o stock exchange in
/ Honolulu has taken a somewhat different
shape within the past few days. II b. now
aluut decided not tn incorporate, Rut
| voluntary association vt ten. twelve, hnccn "
twenty representative business men will he
I AWe,l, lot tte purpose ot carrying on q stock
Npenes, whiJh shall facilitate and Nstematisc
| ihc placing aud thg transfer ut local securities,
I The ncvi ul such au association isa tccoE.
NIGEL mercantile need, and, u 1t hr confined To
! lts legitimate purposes, IL can not Int be an
advantage 60 th1 community
When Col. q. ". MaeiatIare was in Lon.
/ don, he ordered lor hi, brother Henry. through
/ Ncssts. llullnung y Co., a racing gig. Ky the
/ liaukow thi, boat arrived. She was built hy
I the celebrated teutou, OF London. maker OF
/ many vt the Henley boats Its woodwork is
mahogany. II Is hurl fur either rowing .ot
/ sailing, and is built Iof rough weather, II
! necessary This aquatic beauty 50 delighted
| the eyes Ut Hon !. \. Cumn,ins, of Wanna.
| nalo, that he has persuaded Mr.. Mnclatlnnc To
give up his prige At remarkably reasonable
\ figure. She will remain ON this side the island,
however. at the express solicitation OF King
| kalakaua, who has arranged berth in the
| royal hoat-huuse lur the swilt newcomer,
| There came neat being a legal light pat out
and horse hurt, and window smashed, and
much truthful ruin wrought last Tuesday morn,
! And thus 1t was,
| 4 lawyer rode 20 WAIKIKI
! Upou l.. L. pct horsee,
| Another l. to interview,
| 10 sec II he would something do
! The eager crtant 81 returns,
| Ills eharEcf's h5ol the rayru spnrns:
| lie rides down toti To Merchant, then
| The SCENE dcuinnds nohlct pen
| The ten lawyers and the sliced
| Upon direction disagreed.
| Unto the right the charger vcetd;
Unto the left the rider stcet'd
Aud las yefs WOW, from that zen day
10 dub the cntner Ashiords WaN"
THE lIlwaiians have five methods of fishing:
by spcarine, hand catching. baskets, hooks
land lines, and nets " rhc natives distin.
gtiish the sharks seen in Hawaiian waters into
tive species the mano kihikih Hammer.
: head), lalakea white hnl, mano kanaka imam
cater, mano white shark, and niuhi-n yer,
large shark, and the herccst OF ALL" The
hammer head and the white lin are said by the
natives never To attack man. They are there
fore considered edible The other three
species do eit humans. The man sharks wcr,
additionally believed To be descendants OF the
tirst shark god-who plays so important par
in Hawaiian folk lore The white shark i,
The largest OF the three man eaters but is not 81
fierce rs the mano kanaka or the niuhi, 9Th,
latter OF which may he seen from long dis
lance 10y The bright greenish light emitted b,
! his phosphorcsccnt eyes Mrs. Beckley's ex
ceediugly interesting pamphlet throws musl
curious light upon an active industry clost
woven into the life OF the aboriginal people
To those interested in Hawaiian antiquities
and in the transition condition through which
our industrial life is now passing, Mrs. Beck
leys pamphlet is mos, cordially commended
lie was nice, clean looking lad, and tn,
president Of the Society for the Total Suppress
/ sion of Puns never suspected him. Thel
: were quietly taking coffee At Nolie's early las
Saturday morning. The conversation wa
about roads and Matchmaking. He was tellin,
the president about his bicycle experiences OF
the Waikiki road, how the dust hidden hol
lows, the ambuScaded mts and the maskc,
batteries OF jumping of places, had perillc,
his life and almost made him forget the Sun
jlay-school training of his youth. Then h
said: q should think that in the lIighway-ai
Kingdom they would at least have goo,
roads. The listeners trembled Mr.. Nolt
hustled out from behind his counter; tn
walters gathered round; there was a fearsom
. silence. But on the presidenis's handsome
: face there was sunshine in place Of storm
kindly tears shone in his deep blue eyes;
gentle smile played about his determine,
mouth. Leining across the table, he gr1spe,
g the nice, clean looking lad by the hand an,
+ said; " My dear boy, excuse my emotion; bu
t that is the only allowable pun have heard il
;. ten months. Then they fell upon each other
II neck and wept
:, The board OF management, of the Roya
Hawaiian Agricultural Society has decided a
follows concerning the prizes, medals and Ger
J. ,ihcates of award TO be given TO successful es
c hibitofs At the recent show "Silyer medal
T. are TO be given to those who were awarde
}, hrs, prizes in the department Of cattle, horses
II dogs and dairy produce; also, for the best sam
s piles of sugar, and of fbrous plants and fiber,
e and for the Alden cumpany's exhibits. Bronz
medals will be given 10 those to whom wer
awarded the second prizes in cattle, horse,
x dogs, dairy produce; also, Tor FIRST prize i
i domestic manufactures for the largest variet
Is of sugar canes, the best kalo, the best rice, f.
a Messrs. Hall a Sons and Dillingham; & Co.
exhibits, and for the following among the ho
I. tieultural exhibits: Mr.. Vikings exhibit, be,
y palms, best crotuns and dracocuas, best coco;
Is nuts, best collection Of plants, best collectio
Of ferns, bes, grapes Hon. Mrs. Bishops e.
n hibiis Of ferns, etc, best single fem, aud be
4 coleus. Diplomas will be given for the 9th,
!. prizes awarded. Certificates Of these aware
,e will be issued at once on handsome form
!. which have been specially got up for Ii
,e society, in san Francisco, from designs 10y NJ
!. FuTneauS and Mr. Strong. The medals wi
N not be ready for some time, as the estimat,
for striking them have only just been receive
from London.
4 THK OTHER ISLANDS.
~ The Hio police authorities have been rai'
& ing and threatening Chinese and native gan
~ bers lately, and good is expected 10 come OF