Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-01

LOCAL. ITEMS-

The Gazette Charter case was again post.
poned till next Monday.
The Kinau made the fastest time on record
from Honolulu to Lahaina six hours.
Mr. Charles IIustacc has orencd a grocery
store in Ways block on King street
Mr.. Barrett one Of the Unfortunate Ninito
voyagers, has returned. His story isunavoidaby
deferred
Commissioner Canavarro and Mr. Abraham
IIofnung met with what might have been a
serious accident when on Maui, being thrown
on, Of a wagon.
When the Alameda came in last week some
one asked a merchant If the coin had come.
emo" he replied, "ii's ai0ioJf here. Every
things ready, except the bullion"
There was Thanksgiving Party" at the
White House Thursday night, at which
among the gentlemen twenty-five Englishmcn
and Mjre Americans were present. Funny
that
The Anglican Church Chronicle begins it,
second volume with the number issued to-day.
II has paid from the start, and has therefore
assuredly filled a need among Honolulu
Episcopalians.
ON Gthat Minister Gibson says Chamberlain
Judd mus, CO." that there is war to the knife
between them, and that the minister is as likely
to move the chancellor as he is to sit on the
throne Of the Kamehamehas.
The Sunday afternoon service at the Y. NJ,
c. A. will be conducted by Mr.. Cruzan. The
opening services will, as usual make the ser.
vice of song very prominent. The theme oil
the commute sermon will be, "The Peril Of
Neglecting Salvation" All are invited
Musical Hall is being put into condition tc
receive the publc-as players or pIay.goers
Mr.. Irwin goes to the coast by the Alameda
to-day. II may be that he will find time &c
talk theatrical "shop y to such purpose that {
good company may visit us before long.
The officers of the Alameda have expressed
good deal of indignation about the Press in
cautious reflection upon the manly beauty o
Doctor Falconer in which they take great pride
They are willing TO go even to the limits of
libel suit in maintaining that their doctor i
even handsomer that the Mariposa's
The service Sunday morning, at Fort.stree
Church will include the admission of clever
persons to membership, and the administration
of the ordinances Of baptism and the Lord
Supper. In the evening Mr.. Cruzan viii
preach especially to those trusting in morality
taking for his theme, "The Sermon on tn
Mount is Bible enough for me, and all tn,
Religion want y
AT Emma Square, this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
Music Doctor Berger will conduct the follow
ing programme:
nireh. Parlcw
Overture berlin Life ........-..,.,......C onradt
seiection-Ihe Lombardians. .........,...... Verdi
Walts-rie%ing Spring ....,...,......w aldleuiel
The band will give concert on Monda,
evening in Emma Square as usual.
Hereafter Mr. Cruzan will preach ever,
Sunday Morning a ive-minu,e sermon t,
children, taking the time which has heretoior
been used in repeating the notices Of tn
regular weekly services. His theme to-mor
will be, "What is it all about" One OF tn
hopeful signs Of the times religiously is the in
creased attention paid to the early conversion
OF children, and one OF the means successful,
used is this growing custom Of brief sermon
every Sunday, especially adapted to the com
prehension of the young,
There was little side performance at Fort
Street Church last Thursday which most di'
not notice. When King Kalakaua entered tn
church conducted by Minister Daggett, A,tor
ncy-General Gibson sat behind him. After tn
King had gone out, Mr.. Gibson took hisvacan
seat, pleasant sigh, to the natives present
Coming events cas-, their shadows before, say
an observer, ''but in that same connection"
is wei to remember that little speeches Q
Wolsey's to the first Cromwell