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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
The Other Islands.

There was snow on Haleakala last week.
On the I4th instant Waikiki had slight
earthquake shock.
The damage to roads and bridges in the
Hilo district is estimated to be $So, 900.
The Claus Spreckcls reached Kahului on
the 10th instant, having on board thirty horses
for Mr.. c. A. Bailey.
Mr.. c. N. Arnold says that the bridges re-
Gently built by him on Hawaii have been unin-
ured by the late floods.
At Hilo, on the nth instant, Rev. f. T.
Baker preached Interestingly about Martin
Luther, in both English and Hawaiian.
The Kohala Episcopal church has re-
ceived from Honolulu number Of welcome
donations towards the success Of its fair.
The Emma Claudina LEFT lilo for San
Francisco last Saturday, MIR. John II. Beck
with and Mr.. and Mrs. Harding being passen-
gers.
The Kohala correspondent ofihe Press writes
by the last mail that everythingis quiet and work
going on at some Of the plantations, the
weather still holding dry with occasional
light showers.
After Judge Judd adjourned Court at Wal
mea, bench and bar went bull batting and
pig sticking in the hills above Mano. Messrs.
John and Samuel Parker and Frank Spencer
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
sA.pp.as Notes.

The German bark Friedrich it at the old
Custom House wharf. discharged.
iiongkoagi Arrived previous to November
Isl. British Steamer Madras, hence.
San Francisco. November iIih, American
bark u. c. Murray. Underwood, hence
Eureka Arrived American tern ID. :.
Williams. winaui, hence; American tern, NJ.
Z. Dodge, Paul. hence.
The American Steamship City II Sydne,
viii be due from San Francisco next Friday
afternoon. Il she sails from that pou a,
advertised.
Tho British bark Lady Lampson. Is at
Brewer Cos wharf loading sio~ly for san
Francisco, fa which port she Will sal
probably to-day.
The American bark caibarien arrived frou
San Francisco last Thursday. and docked at
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company wharf,
sh<ie shs i no~ di.charging general cargo.
The Oceanic steamship Alame,ia arrived
psomptiy last Thursday morning from San
Francisco. She docked al the company
~han. ~Aere she Is no~ di>ehasging general
cago 81 n,esehaadise.
The Ameriean bark spartan. arrived oil the
port iasa Tuesday evening after . passage q
ass day from New York. via China and Japan.
She has doeked a, Bfe~er A Cos wharf,
where she !. now di>eharging
Pom Townsend Arrived November 9Th
American baIken,ine Amelia. Ns~hall. hence
November iIih. American tern n. z. Smith.
soa h>hakona; kosenb<s s<ih. American
NJ ija r,h sne htrr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
COMMERCIAL.



business 70, tho mo., p,d M, es.l ha. shown !,
degrce u activity ahte In ihs ,hpriua The mer,ante
ani the real estate interests
w seivah W note the CB, ~ New Nofl rom the
Colonies On ths 10Th Instant lttis b,late,l ., Ausl
iand. si,h small amount " freight a. Honolulu
lIef outward oarga Rom his nod consisted ~ ship
men, n snclafe wool, aud q mall H., W sns,,. no.
etc The long booked iof spinm bts NJ lsnph arrived
nom New Noth by way " The C,ps u Good iope ami
larer She has had tedious uma of H.. bot thfuueh
repairs At various pots aut sa,er ,,nun,h aud
trim uobirg 10 cover ssprnsra Incurred . general
svsuee y prepared To- ths signature u ,on,iqnses 90
hst cargo n delivered. The W. O. Irwin sp,yed on
sunday iom asn Francisco. and the taibarion ipd
Ahmrda on Thursday, The latte, bringing hles 10 ,hs
18Th instant alshee through the Glss a. hand 70.
yeas no material change, Ia n,tk,i rates M island p,o
duce The Alloa nesss, and The Titan. nom Portland
Oregon. ha,, touched 70, Ilongtone TO- such
passengers aamay otter
tSpo0s iof The week have heen Rrhi embracing bnt
partial fagoes by the Ciy Of Now Noft and Consuslo
ler san teuciscn, Amounting 10 t,,o6tsa
Auction matters have engaged NJ email share ~
publ, attention this vesh NJ. T. T. Adams on suur
day last sold two lots on the plains belonging to tho
Iitcomh estate, Tor over t5oo,. On Wednesday .
sale " Tie 'horc ~ kapiuiln rafl lots WIS made To
members " the assaoaliou, when price, ranged from
$50 to tioo, AMI realized nearly t,opo Two u the
Lunsilo loi' were also sod for $3.50 on the same
day Me~r Lyons and Lsyey held an important sale of
London furniture pitucs, thai we'll attended
anil Yesterday MI T. r Adams held q large trade salc
Of late mpouations in dry goods clothing tailoring
otc.
On Saturday last tho Chamber " Commerce me,
for The acceptance Of It's new chatter and organization
Tot active business The revised bylaws were passed
aud ordered 10 he ptinied. aud an arbitration commit
tee formed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

Maria kealaiki, who was suffering for some
time with very poor eye-ssht, was treated by
Doctor Fitch, who prescribed some eye-water
for her, but shcgot stone.blind after it. per
suaded her. not without good deal Of hesta-
ton and trepidation on her side, to enter the
hospital, where Doctors Trousseau and Brodic
examined her eyes and told her that no mcdi-
cine in the world would help her, but that if
she were willing to undergo an operation, they
thought they could cure her. Through the
kind manner of the two physicians she was
finally persuaded, and entered the hospital on
Monday, September 10th. They operated on
one eye first, and after fortnight she could see
already very well through it. Then they oper-
ated on the other eye and succeeded in curing
that also, and now she can see Gods beautiful
world just as well as she could twenty years
ago. | was an eyewitness that some of the
patients, after Doctor Brodie had visited them
the last time before his departure, called him
back from the stairs to thank him in the most
touching manner for his kind and skilful treat
ment, and to wish him happy journey.
| therefore advise all Hawaiian natives,
whenever they are sick, to enter the Queens
Hospital without fear. Let them desert their
kahunas and all quacks let not those humbugs
swndle them out of their few hard. earned
black ROSTERS or pigs, whatsoever else they
have an appetite for. 1t was to save you from
those quacks that twenty -three years ago,
principally through collections from white
people, the Queens Hospital was built Civil
zation and common sense emancipated you
from your heather gods; now it is high time i,
ought to oIen your eyes in this direction also
| and make you see your kahunas in their true
colors.
Twas daily witness for very nearly two
months that the treatment Of the natives in
Queens Hospital is as good in every way as
anybody can possibly wish for. So don't be
afraid to come there for aid in sickness Don't
be afraid of our Doctor McKibbin either He
may be little short and aristocratic in his
ways, but, when you look him straight in the
eyes, YOU will see that he mans well and don't
begrudge you your full rations.
!. NJ. HERRING.
| This same Fiich-whose skill as an eye
practitioner was shown al the libel trial-has
been posing as friend Of suffering humanity
| in the Kauailaborers' matter, II the San
Francisco Chronicle is going to depend on that
fellows testimony, it had better save itself the
trouble. workingmen ough, to be ashamed
to have anything 10 do with Fitch. -Ed.l
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The large audience MY, NJ, G. \. Hall last
Thursday evening must have been gratifying
to those who took part anil TO those who have
charge of the series VI entertainments. Il was
a hge audience anil largely an audience Of
working people. The programme, good
ono and well carried out. was rs iollow,j
r s Fl. Nag IS. Dane. lA a. AI 6s,,.
3 kratng, "A Sulntn iatt ..,tf.,. Mrs ttWan
s,lo. The ksuf Nance, . Ne. / 4, ilnniotd
S1is. II sGm%s, shower. H. I il DAVE haSs,
Realms. The LAMP ~ IN, rauic," Co.,. ,,,.....
Mts Nnuie PRESCOTT,
Solo, ~ No Note " Satinrsk' Mr. ] y nfnvn
10 iths, sola ''Absndfc,s, til,s,kso f,a,a,,e,a
NJ Paul Won Norie,k
~ sHs'Wn by, ttf,',...tt,t. The Nudisu,e
Mf Cm'anS "dclayed speech had been
expressing him iot q month"; he said, and he
was glad " the Opportunity 10 sc, nd OF It. It
was brief speech, ailc, al. hut full Of good
points admirably put,
In tho course of II he said he would like to
have the young men " Honolulu make three
promisc.i Not To drink "on the sly." not To
drink "socially" and not To drink ''unlcss they
wctc sure they needed II. lie spoke 81 the
American habit Of Treating "as the Course Of
America" lie told his drinking friends that
they could not afford To drink socially Tor
pccuniary reasons and ior reasons of health.
Then tho speaker introduced the story Of
the Chicago editor who came home one even
ing with new pair Of trousers, Just three
inches too long, lie wanted To wear them
the neat day and asked his wife to cut pf a
couple of inches and turn them NJ the right
length. but his wifcS temper had been
fuiilcd about something, SO she refused To do
It until the following morning. The editor
wanted TO be sure about having them ready,
So he went in turn to his mother in law. his
daughter and the hired girl. each OF whom
delayed the matter with an excuse SCI he hung
those trousers in the closet tcgictiully. But
after while the wife rccnicd and cut off the
required inches. Anon the mother in.law
also found time To visit the hall closet where
the trousers hung and she too Gu, OF the asked
ior inches. About midnight the eldest
daughter returned from ball. and. filled with
filial though sleepy zeal, wen, also to the
closet. captured the dwindling trousers and in
her turn cut them of as her fond father had
requested. AT four Of the matin clock Bridget
was up betimes. By the yellow lamplight
she stole TO the hall closet, took the fated
trousers, piled the nimblc shears, and finished
the Authorization jus, below the knees When
the good editor put on his trousers the next
morning he looked like badly dressed High.
land chici-only the fling he danced was not
at all merry one. The treating habit is very
apt to make the pocket book OF the working
man who INDUCES in it as short as the trousers
OF the good editor as Mr.. Cruzan said,
The too-brel address was in Mr.. Cruran's
happiesi vein. II would he encouraging to see
it supplemented by an Individual Drink
Association" formed by those who are deter
mined to drink when they want to, but who
will not accept the treat of any ono else, or
lead others into evil by tempting them to
drink
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
PASSENGERS
Aruivals.

ffon San fraAeisco. per cabsficn, November a. -
Mn Kate Backlin, Mn Jane Melauly. Alfred Bar,
ssu, John Mesurk, II cia.k, Jno Hobron.
=. ron s4n tsns'se., r.. N.msis, Ns.smhsf
slis Mr. w Gage, Mrs. J W Bse~n. Mn Ciossisy,
Miss Brown, Mis-, May Fargo, Miss Fanny Fasgo. 4
Hn.iaes.. ~ and An Ass Young aud ehilsIsn, 5
Cohn, w Hshai and wife. Mr., X Rsddng, q n
ksddiny, p csnlss and wife, Mis- N wsbsscs, ieI
bert, sHoliingssorh. o waehasn, Fred hasos, Hon
4 nan.sii wife and children. = Msdan, Mi>s
vifs. Geo vsg,, q X Mood, q W wtlilong and ~iir,
Ms. ssaAh. W Had tno Dui.kan. Jno Whitaker.
lao Eno'; 7 y hun, y ksy.. y sosnhsek, Jns
ss.,ASs WIN osd~sy. Geo 1ssus. All Hen. lks foa.
fson viesoas, 3 Z, per Alden Bs>ss. Novsubss 40
- Sh'h>n'sa ~ hoa'lais ga. ~ heastaag. N
tson. San ruasisco. p<s " @ lrvia, kossnlss -
hsesy h:s.-. ssosa, ~ nsI1sS y Hs..
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Departures.


P.M.S;S. City Of New York, 1901 tons, W. b. Cobb,
| commander, sailed from Sydney, November ist, at
as pm: Auckland, 9Th, at o 81 :; and arrived
at Honolulu, goth, $50 am. From Sydney to North
Cape, had heavy southery gales with very heavy sea
Was detained at Auckland 10 hours waiting for the
New Zealand mails which were late on account Of
| heavy weather on the After leaving Auckland
experienced heavy north-eastery gales, lasting az
hours Since then had light eastery to north.eastery
| winds and fine weather Passed Navigator on the
t2,h and crossed the equator 18th at ap.m All we'll
The 5. s. Australia was to have left Sydney, Iath in
slant, for San Francisco via Auckland and Honolulu
Passengers For Honolulu steerage. For San
francisco-Cabin MIR and Mrs Cameron MIR and Mrs
Siapp, Mr. Dunean, Prot NJ Brown, Mr. rnpmacker
MIR Chambers, Rev Mt Harrison, Rev Mr. Poland, Mr.
Somerville, MIR Gilleit and ~ steerage.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
: SATURDAY PRESS.

rabgieaiiea once Is At KaahumAnu street. ~.
ne''ai tccms AZ ,co fcri ttrc,
Subscribers snd kdvcrtisers viii rlesss address
THoS, @, rnRuN, Publisher and Proprietor
Az matter hu The saturday rrcss should he
addressed 70 the +" SATURDAY. PRESS
Notice Of any events u interest ,faHsrlrns On
the Other Islands sil always he thaNb tIy received
iot rubHsNiica Correspondents sfe requested 10
srpcnd thch tive names to ali cemmunIe stlons,
No, Coz Publication necessarily, hut - = guarantee
that tho writer l. AstlAu IN GOOD ai'h
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
Arrivals.

hawaani faw sch, from san Francisco. Nov. ~
Wailee, sch, from Mako ................ ~
Nettie Merrill, sch, Brownell, from Lahana ~
w. g. Irwin, Am bgtne, Turner, from San
Francisco; .............. IS
Likelike, sim, Won Schmidt, from hilo and way
ports - .'''.''.'. 's... ...............,. 10
!-ehua, sim, lorenzen from Hama and Molokai rs
lwalani. sim, Cameron, from Kauai .... rs
Ehukai, sch from Waiaua ............ ~
Rainbow, Sch from koollu. ............. rs
Alden Besse, Am bk, Noyes. from Victoria B. C. T" 10
Waimanao, sim, Nelson, from Waimanalo no
City o.. New York. Am sim. Cobb, from
oyuhcy ......'. ...+...s............. 20
Spartan Am bk, Cfossey, from New York, via
China and Japan .............. 90
James Makee, sim. from Kauai. .......... al
Caibaren, Am bk Hubbard, from San Fran.
CISCO
Titan, Am ship, Norris, from Victoria, Be-. a,
Alameda Am sim, Morse, from San Francisco 2,
Mazatlan. Ger blk, from Bremen .............. d,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The lone pedagogae Of waiahole. KooIau
poke, Oahu, erstwhile Of the Bulletin. ma,
take heart Of grace. for according to the census
reports British India contain more than 6aooc
widows under 10 years d age, I.s7s.,4s be
tween 10 and IS, while there are Is,3IaI4s
more between rs and 40.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

Tbs soag-sersiee. which il such an ai,sac.
tive feature a, the sunday afternoon special
services in the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, will bs
made Psominsni ,o-mouow. Sin and ia
Cure viii be the theme u NJ. crusau's
twenty sermon. A cordial welcome
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
Merchant Vessels Now In Port.
Vessel. Expected from Foreign Port,

BosTos. Am. bk. CFyLos. ........ .Bars,ow
Due, Jan. 1915. {. brewer a Co, agents.
BeEhES, Haw. blk. KALI. Rothfo.s
Due Dec. aoss. II. Haekieid & Co, Agents
CARprr, Haw. bk. lolAsi ......,....,..,. C:arrels
Due Dec. i.io. II. Hackfed 4 Co, Agents.
CossrRApr, II. !. X. NJ. 5. RAspoysis ....,.---
Due uncertain.
GLASGOW, Brit blk. lRNAu. ............ Win
Loadng. q. w Maofarlane A Co., agents
HUMBOLDT, Am. tern LksA......,....-..... Swea,ey
Now due. Levers 4 Cooke, agents
JALuIT, Am bstne HAkAkp $50. 1900. Iierney
Due in all Nov A. y. CookE, Agents.
JALuir. Haw sch KAlunA ,..................Lo Lowell
Due now A. y. CookE, Agent.
KAsulul, Am. bk. v s. Tnonrsos, ......... Potter
Due Dec. IS.
i.Nksrool, Brit. ship AnERysrwirn CASTLE. .Harirs
due Jan. io-IS 4. n. Davies a CO.. Agents
Nav CAsrLE, N. w, Brit bk AGsns WiLsps Guy
Due Nov. I-Io. u. Hackfeld a Co, Agents
NEw CASTLE, N. s. W., Ger BIZ CnRsrisr Wllifan,
Due now H. IIaekfeId 4 Co, Agents
Nav Nosk, Brit. Blk. lfskKv JAhps. baltimore
Due now. Castle 4 Cooke Agents
PosI bLAksLy, Am bk 4. q. WmrnoRH Calhoun
due Dee. rs, Alien q Robinson, agents
SAN FkAscisco. PMas. CRY oF Ssftshy. Deas born
Due Nov. 70. " Haskield Co., Agents
san fsAsciseo. Am. bk. ID {. MuHsAs Underwood
Loading Nov. IS. D. A. Sehaefsr A Ca. agent,
SAN fHAstnco. ass MAKirosA.. 800. Howard
Due Dec. W @. Irwin Co, agsnrs.
syDssy f.Ms.s, AUSTRALIA ..................C Guest
Due. Dec. o. hackfsid a ca, agents
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

II Is reported that detachmen, Of Egypt.
ian troops has been surprised and routed near
sincat. The British Consul at Suakin with
the Egyptians is missing, The report needs
confirmation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

tot lionstang, psf Alden nssse. November -
Nm " Vernon md q Chinese rom hete be uanstt
toi san tun,tsgu, ~ City N New Nof, Novenhei
- " summer. { " teyfnis, y taombs ! Hove,
| u MnleA. tAnI MeDunaIi AMI vic
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The rice anil other cereal crops Of Japan are
good this year but the tea crop. though large.
viii not bring usual prices. as qualify has
been sassi6ced tos quantity
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The sculp,os Of the John Brown statue Ia
London says he has been &c coached in his
WORK tina, he has come to believe he il carving
" The Apollo Belsidere In kills."
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|. NJ. IIPRRiSc


A Thanksgiving Praise Service will be given
tomorrow evening by Fort Street Church
choir.
ORDER OF SERVICE:
l. Organ and violin voluntary n e,o, H,nd luaa
J. kespa,ass Gloria ia Ex1esis ..........., Choir
T. hsanins RAIN The Pastor.
5. Anshsm, I" was glad when they said etc.
Choir
.. Reading New Testament Lesson, Hey. W. &.
Merritt
p Hymn. prai.s To God ~. Choir aud congre-
CATION.
y Re>iponse The Sacrifice, d God" etc. Choir
"a Announcements .....-....,...,.-.. The Pastor.
-. oaer,oiss "Iih Thine Eyes" Mn Hsaiord.
u. Hymn " Come Sound His Praise -. Choir and
Congregation
- Thanksgiving Address The Pastor
~ Anthem . ior the wings Of a Dove" Choir.
IS LYNN High ~ tbs Heaysns "..... Choir and
Congregation.
n Dl1missiun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
THE DRUuuEH.

Ostrich chicks are Matching out at the ostrich
farm near Anaheim, California, at the rate
OF one day When they first come out Of
the shell they a.e about the size of half.grown
duck. They have good appetites and grow
rapidly.
paryuus Jack Horner,
Sedebat in corner
Edens Christmas pie.
Inserui, thumb,
TT estraherit plum,
Clamans "Qud sharp puer am I r.
"Sire honbel an Beg you il you Soc Pleas
To let me have Daler one Tiwl Next Wike
ii you Soc Pleas an your Ben Sarvant." He
was high toned" beggar and wanted to
buy some OF Peak, Freen & Co.'S delicious
biscuits, imported into this market by S. J..
Levey q Co. Nothing could be more appetiz.
ing for luncheon use than these biscuits. Nor
anything more odd than the way they are
boxed
"There are two sides to everything" said
the lecturer. L" repeat there are two side,
-n-At this ;nnc,ure ,;,.d.,ooL;n. ,;,,,,
man stood Nm in the from, sea, n s,v CIVIL,
if you've no objection, will just step out and
see II there are two sides 10 ,b;sn Th.r.
however. no two sides TO the fac, ,ba, q "
Macfarlane g. Co. have the fines, 10, If Ma.
iolica ware ever Unmarried 10 these Islands I,
the language of the poet: "It mus, he seen
to-
The "pummerp man wen, ;n,o SAINT,
Clans, HEADQUARTERS this ,v.sL and H.
bewildcrine collection of pre,,v ,b;nos , I'M,
what took his frs, fancy mos, was the d;s,,.y
of dolls. This wears cron NJ babies has h..r
largely boy.babyish bu, last wears WELD
more largely pirlev.pirl Is ;us, ahou, ,.adv 10
plav with dolls. So im,or,a,, a fac, on,h,
no, 10 be forgotten and the dolls a, SAM,
Claus HEADQUARTERS deserve IN he Looked a,
anvhow
""'e'A'' i''e'' - corresponding see'e'
TAT, " BUSINESS una" was 'nv'ea 10 take lea
WIN tht uSNh VI WHICH WAS Su akcQ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

A Winnipeg, Manitoba, special TO Chicago
paper says "public feeling in favor u anti
consideration continues to grow. The hns
public meeting Of the promoters will be held
tonight. Reports are coming in from the
provincial towns expressing sympathy with the
movemen, and . desire to assist. The feeling
has long existed and has only slumbsssd ~
Jack q leaders,"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

Minister Dagge,t authorizes the Press TO
state that, pursuant to President, Ar,hur's
proclamation. there will be thanksgiving ser
vices held in this city on Thursday Of next
week. Al Fort Street Church Rev. w. C.
Merritt will preach the sermon, and both DIR.
Damon and Pastor Cruxan will assist in the
services. Al ST. Andrews Cathedral Mr.
Wallace will preach the sermon. All are in
viied TO these services especially Americans
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
GENERAL Advertisements.


GENERAL Advertisements.
------
FLOWS FLOWS FLOWS
10 "''e " We "'"' J'"ss "om N'~ fo''
"'''' WV W ''' '" '"' '''"'''"
"'''N"""" ""h""'"" 'hoW'
} tiss
uh ,l,. i, ,.,d. .,,,,,t. r., g.., p,..,.o...
'''' y w SWIM ," wv ""N''''" '"s''m
Aiai specially adapted ~ sugar plantations. Covered
by o.,.n, nth. tjn,,.d e,,,,.
p'LLINoHNM RICE FLOWS,
w
''''' wv" WV Nv" p''''''' ~ ""''Y '''''''
W 'gh' H''s' Flows iof f's culture second poughing
and cane cultivation.
'h''' Flows nc ." made w The original John
''''s ''''"' '"N ""'f' We p'""''' western
p''' "'''' WI WV '''h'' '''' p"N ""s' :"
agents
"'"fs' ""'F " p'"Na ~ Inherent Manufacture and
patterns, ut lowest rates
,"uFa'"'' ana Ho'ss ''oe'
N"'',s' ,"pAn ,hah
''''''' =" ''' V'h
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The Presiden, OF the Amateur Musical
Society has addressed a note 10 the society
urging upon members the necessity Of more
faithful attention to practice. The society
will NEE, for rehearsal on the evenings Of the
following alternate Fridays: December 9Th
and aIsi, January 9Th and 18th, February Is,
and 18th.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

The band will play as usual on Monday
evening in Emma Square.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, pei Consueo, November no
2i54 pkgs sugar, 3o3, 6Is Ms value, $40, 34o. 20.
For San Francisco, per City Of New York Noyem.
Der 90 go bis wool, 2os,a4s Ms 5I3 pkgs rice
si,3oo lbs ; 35s pkgs paddy, s9,66o fbs saa pkgs
sugar, sd, Jo3 lbs value, $40. RS
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24

Ostrich chicks are Matching out at the ostrich
farm near Anaheim, California, at the rate
OF one day. When they first come out OF
the shell they about the size of half-grown
duck. They have good appeiiies and grow
rapidly.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-03

Michigan farmers cannot run their
reapers owing to the soft condition of
the ground, and have resorted to the old
reliable cradle.
George Inkstin, while herding cattle
near the Turtle Mountains got into Il
row with other hertlers and was COM
pletely riddled with bullets few days
since.
The wheat crop Of Cass, Richland and
Traill counties, in the Red River Valley,
will be as heavy, if notheavier than ever
before known. This statement is made
by the best informed men conversant
with wheat raising in Dakota.-Argus.
The telegraphers' strike still continues.
The operators display commendable
pluck and the Western Union Company
remarkable stubbornness. The SYM
pathy of the entire country is with the
strikers, and that they may win is as
devout a wish as it is general.
eBPaints and Oils of all kinds at Ode
gard g. ThompsOn's.
The Herald learns from reliable source
that relentless war of determination
is to be inaugurated by the clergy of
Grand Forks against the demimonde and
the sporting fraternity who now luxuri-
ate in that city. The subject has been
agitated for some time, and as 10 steps
have been taken in the matter, it was
generally believed that the frail DANES
had retained every lawyer in the city.
It is now learned that an attorney has
been secured by the aggressors, and he
intends to bring out the sensation, sup
ported by the full strength of the COM
pany.