Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-24
NOVEMBER - ,ss,
sAruRnAy
LOCAL ITEMS

tae sundays Y VI, c, \. exercise, were
most sncoungiueJ attended,
Mt and Mrs !. A. Hoppe, vctc among
the welcome arrivals by The Namcda,
tie of late AuNm Ian papers were sent,
this ofhte hy Parse, Carpenter " the New
York
Restaurant lie in san Francisco is tclliugly
described in Kamiaanss hri page article
to-day,
Purse, J. n Sutton Of the Alameda sends
this office hil bundle ~ late Fri>ean dailics
and wcrkles,
John lohron, kanaka ah>cn, in Oregon
and Washington Territory tot twenty four
years, returned 10y the Alameda.
The long absence ct Mir, \. $. ilauwell
and family make their return last Thursday
even more than ordinarily welcome.
Mt Allen Herbert arrived Thursday, pre-
pared to answer the communiiy's questioning
on grape culture and the carp question.
On the sSlh will bc observed tn, anniyer
sary Of the recognition of the independence of
the Hawaiian nation 10y England and France
in 1885.
The London News says that Mr., Garbuu,
shirbuildcr Of HILL. England, and owner OF
the He'll Rock, haS failed owing over
SIooo,ooo
Pant Of the attention Of the police and police
court this week have been occupied by the
pranks Of the captain and lieutenant Of the
mounted police.
Judge Judd's class in Hawaiian at V. NJ. c.
a, Hall was well attended ON lis opening
night, las, Tuesday. Most of those in aitcn-
dance said they had ''eomc to stay"
A Thanksgiving Sunday School Concert
will take the place Of the usual service Sunday
morning Al Fort.S,. Church. The decora-
tons will be unique and Appropriate
A long report Of MIR. Hofnung's lecture on
Hood, delivered at y. NJ. c. \. Hall last
Monday night, is unavoidably laid over until
next week, by stress OF advertisements.
The Gazette Charter case is set for Monday
before Judge Austin. Mr. Neumann and Mr.
Whiting appear for the defense Messrs.
Smith and Thurs,on for the prosecution.
There was most disagrceabe interruption
Of Mr.. Hoffnune's lecture last Monday night
by horn blowing, The man who Inflicted the
outrage ought TO be hotn.blowed for an hour
in o o room.
A subscription lis, is being circulated
among members only-by the George DE Long
Post, G. a. X, to raise funds for the purchase
and fencing of lot in which to bury those Of
the order who have not lots of their own.
King kalakaua, Mr.. a. Hoffnung. Mr.. Ed
ward Hofinung and Hon. Paul Neumann, had
fortunate escape from at least a ducking in
coming back ftom Waimanelo last Monday
morning. Several heavy seas were shipped.
Las, Sunday Rev. s. c. Damon announced
that he would deliver on the first Sunday in
December commemorative sermon, it being
the iftieth anniversary Of the dedication of
the Bethel, the iirst and Tor several years the
only foreign church throughout the broad
Pacific
The Presiden, Of the Amateur Musical
Society has addressed note 10 the society
urging upon members the necessity of more
faithful attention to practice. The society
will meet for rehearsal on the evenings of the
following alternate Fridays: December 9Th
and aIst, January 4ih and 18th, February Is,
and 18th.
The band will play the following programme
al Emma Square this afternoon
Mafeh--Defiir. Ianrtry
oserure-fra piasoio. ...-.-.-,..........- ..Auber
tAsAiina-siege OF Corsnth. RoSsne
Seleet,on Ada. Verdi
air lowing Spring. new. Nv aideuial
folsA-Red and Black ........ne~. .......... Coote
The band will play as usual on Monday
evening in Emma Square.
Minister Daggeit authorizes the Press TO
state that, pursuant to Presiden, Anhur's
proclamation. there will he thanksgiving ser
vices held in this city on Thursday Of next
week. AT Fort Street Church Rev. w. c.
Merritt will preach the sermon, and both DR.
Damon and Pastor Cruzan will assist in the
services Al ST. Andrews Cathedral Mr.
Wallace will p,each the sermon. All are in
yiied 10 these services especially Americans