Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-03-31
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D. N. Flilner dled la.l eyenInp.

Monday it will probably take 50 more.
Sunday. a, Fort 81. Church, Mr.. Cni,an will
preach at the usual hours. Theme Of evening
sermon, "Judas and his Modern Imators.'
Her Majesty went to Kohaa last Tuesday,
accompanied by Minister Of the Interior Bush,
to visit her sister, the Princess kekaulikc, who
is ill.,
Breaking ground fof the Campbell block,
southeast corner Of Fort and Merchant streets,
was begun on the line Of Merchant street last
Monday morning
The ahcsian well being bored in Thomas
Square is now aoS feet. and piped completely
to the bottom. Water was struck last evening"
and this morning rircs from nine inch. pipe.
At the wella,tendcd band concert at Emma
Square last Saturday, sensible rule was en-
forced requiring vehicles in passing around the
square to enter by the makai side and keep the
line continuous from angle to angle
There will be no music this afternoon in
Emma Square, rs Bergcrs band will be in at.
tendance at the opening Of the Lunalilo Home,
a,a p. NJ. The band will give an extra con.
cert in Emma Square, Monday evening.
party, completely surprising to the recipi.
ent, was given last Wednesday evening at the
home Of G. w. Ashley, the occasion being
his 28h birthday Dancing, conversation and
rcireshment made up the evenings merry
round.
For seven weeks preceding the week just
past the trade winds have been conspicuous by
their absence. They began last Sunday and
have steadily prevailed since then-to the
cooling comfort Of the community and the ac
live agitation Of the dust.
The United States Consulate flag is neither
new nor natty. The Pres has too great re-
spect for Consul Mckinley to suggest that the
flag is not neat; but, apparently, it is quite as
mature and vastly more weather beaten than is
the worthy head of the Office.
This afternoon, at O'Clock the Lunalilo
Home will be open to visitors, and ought to be
well worthy a visit from very many in the com
munty. Asan additional inducement, lunch
will he spread. The Home will be opened for
the reception Of paupers on the first proximo.
The disease prevalent among horses here is
not sufficiently pronounced yet, fairly to be
determined. "Coquette" is said 10 have died
OF equine consumption" Whether Judge
Bickerton's horse died of CHAMBERS OF not was
an open question, but has been decided in the
negative.
Mrs. Wilkinsons formal millinery opening
of the goods selected by Mrs. NJ. A. Davis in
San Francisco, and brought down by her in the
ZealanIia, took place last Monday. The new
stock consists OF an infinite variety of patterns
and STYLES. in bonnets. hats. trimmings flowers.
'e''"e'' anu o''''''e''S'
Two little native children on Thursday last,
having found loaded gun cartridge in the
Government Building yard, were proceeding to
examine the contents of the same, when it ex-
ploded. Both children were severely though
moi dnnue,ously iniured That, upunIc ,uera
dressed by Doctor McGrew.
,o,,;or If n. old Crs,o,, tJo,,so ,.h,,
was broken down by load OF ballast
s'Nei rom rne DARK Ift,"ai"' last thursday
morning. Inc "nar mas done IT'S snare oil
auty' ana ought 10 nc tep'aced Dy structure
as good ioI TINS DAY and generation as the old
wharf mas oeeh IN 'he past
a.. ..,
w., P,W'.:., s a'i"' 90.
x, rroar;.,or. ~ al ~ ,he io.,i ooonh i;apss
I,,,,o, -. Ja.,;..,;o,, -. 1,,S,';.,.'''.,
sign. An apprecative ,raveling'public ought tc
present the reportorial reformer with n season
ticket for every bus in town.
lhe hags OF the various consulate ofhce'
were at hali'mast last Wednesday, IT
respect to the memory oil Mr. Jason Ferry
Consul Tor Portugal, who died suddenly Tues
DAY evening" aged hity,three' MI ferry mas
been resident oil the Islands Tor nearly thirty
ihree years. ne was quiet, iaw,aDding e.,
oahu .oiieSe ana fof,,oueet Sehooi mel u
friendly battle oil football, last Saturday. Iht
Fort'street boys captured the honors oil th'
hIst rally, long tug OF two hours duration
The second game was won by the same team
IN considerably less 'han an hour' BOYS wh'
can play ioo''oaii ana ENJOY II IN TINS climate
have IN them the true gri' OF successful men-
physically, al least.
IL. Lin; ILL.,,
-, ~ Ea,, 80, Tn ro,,;ons ., a., MI
already completed present eredi'able appear
anee The PROOF oil macadam road Is IN th'
e'ehness OF us wear Is ,oaa oui'ue's ph,as'
II. II road Is properly 'aiu thete can DC iew
nus as inc STONES which form Tue peu are %
100 equal SIZE 10 DC ieadiiy displaced oy tWei
and once packed ,hey stay so III worn
out
nv the British s,e,me, 6,L,u,Ig which mr.
lived THURSDAY. came ARK Chinese. ineludine
az women these new Workers have no, We,
Nm ,ia.sd b,, ,h,. moio,;,y viii nrohabl,
6nd emplovm.n, an The nlania,ions of Mani
Hawaii and Kauai There are to follow b,
the 7sSie, .4ra6ie and Madras, at least Isoc
"ss, y SAM INA, ,1p"" ~, ~, ~.
p"., "a,, y, - u go, ~ I.h,,s 80 p
ouses anu o'e' ,o's's" ''"'''S "e -
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The punahou preparatorv school closed il,
frs, term a week 400 YESTERDAY. The two
teachers. Miss Moore and Miss storrs, hay,
had over forty pupils. and the instruction Ia,
been most thorough. The next term of ter
,s.sts viii he.;r Nondav Anil 9th As m,
rooms are moi lan,e j, lools non as II som,
who expect to enter next fall may find the
school too full to ADM, them. Oahu Collee,