Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-06-16

elect fot the ensuing year Ia a. D. Finer
/ SON, president MI T. W Damon. vice
/ president Mr. thflc- Baldwin, secretary
Mt W W Hal. treasurer Mrs Henhgd
and Mis-, VI. n Chamberlain. home and for.
/ cign ,cgrciarcs Mt & VI Cooke and Mis-,
| Norton were made elective members The
'ociciy will meet tonight Ut thg house vt Mt
| $. \. Castle
There Is now on exhibition at Jhr oihe, ui
| Mt ~ H. Ndgmaun some taru nuur which
has the appearance of the finest born nIuh.
Thi, flour !, lhr prclutt nf pfucr,s perfected
by Doctor Finders ut Waikiki. Maui The
ilro Is hr,t dried ly the Nitn fruit diving
process Il then passes through "a mill having
nine rollers. arranged iu three SETS 10 /, then
hphcd. II B, claimed hl The pJrlp,,ur vt The
prucy,s that tive and a hall pound, ol this nru
Hour viii make q, much pei u.s. twenty eight
pounds 20 pai5i, l'oi may he made tium the
mro tout in ihc following way 10y mixing
With cold water placing boo o cloth and then
boiling for about twenty minutes.
Nit J. H. Strong has just completed api,
urc Of the running horse iangiurd IT,, painted
tu the urdci oi the owners, Mile, Brothers nj
Hawaii. The picture represents the horse,
ridden at full ,pcci ou the khpiulani Park
track Tho scene IS early dawn. The land
,ylpc IS Diamond Head n the background.
and a section ut the course and its interior IN
the foreground. The chief effect is conccn.
in,cd upon the horse and his rider The ami.
NAL Is coming dag1nally 90 the front Ills
action i. slightly lorcshuritucl. Ills muscles
are tense and swelling with the strain The
carriage Of the head and neck and the expires.
sion OF the eyes is line.
Last Saturday the anniversary gathering of
me Oahu Sunday schools took place in the
basement Of kdumakapili Church. There was
mo- procession, as there was las, year. and rs
had been promised Thirteen schools were
represented and rather more than two hun.
dtcd children were in the ROOM The eN.
ctciscs, which included singing, bible qucs.
tons and kindred exercises, were conducted
by Mt John kalama, general superintendent
Of all the Sunday schools in Oahu. The room
was Enlightened by tastciully prepared banners.
The exhibition lasted from 10 AN. until ,
Fat. and was interesting to all present who
had real interest in the religions wellbeng
OF the native race.
The silvetsmith work OF VIM. Wenner's
establishment upon the cofhn.platc for the late
Princess Ruth, showed to advantage on its
completion, mounted on a cushion OF dark
edge. The plate itself was shield shaped, and
omamcntcd with silver ferns, MALE and kukui
leaves, between which was the inscription;
IA Mea Kicke
Ruth keelikolani keauolui kanahoahoa.
kaikamahinc Pauaht mo kckuanaoa
Hanau ma Honolulu, Oahu, prpeuale o. $50,
Make ma khilua. Hawaii, Mel -, 1853
The coffin was made by Mr. c. f. Williams.
similar TO those Of Hawaiian ROYALTY hereto.
l,rrtf ia, h. L., 4
kou. \ caiaialque has been daped and
decorated for the occasion.
In the surveyorgeneml's office work has
been progressing rapidly Of late on the very
important map Of the KaHh Valley There
are over three thousand pieces OF land in the
kona district Of Oahu-irom Cocoa Head to
the salt lake Of Aliapaakai. A large number
Of these pieces are in kalihi. The fragmentary
nature OF the work, a veritablc chaos Of loca.
lions, makes the work of mapping the various
lots very like putting together the blocks Of a
Chinese puzzle. When completed the kalih
map will be OF great value to the many in
tetested. \ map Of the kona district of fla.
waii is now taking shape. Mr.. Serene Bishop
is at work in Lahaina. Mr.. t. ID. Baldwin i
At work on East Maui. a photographic party
under Captain Jackson, is at work in Kailua.
Hawaii; and, in many directions, the office is
doing needed work we'll
The breaking Of Mr.. Atkinson's connection
with Fort-street School took place Yesterday.
Examinations were held of the various classe,
under that gentlemans personal charge. The
exercises were attended by large number Of
parents, anxious to express their sorrow at the
termination Of Mr.. Atkinson's principalship
The examinations showed the progress made
under his able and Conscientious tuition
Prizes, Mr.. Atkinson's own gifts, were distri
buted. On behalf Of the other pupils Master
Willie Gregg presented Mr.. Atkinson with
magnificent folio edition Of Shakespeare, and
4 table-stand. The subscriptions amounted tc
fully S75. In reply, Mr.. Atkinson attempted
to make few remarks, but failed through
emotion. Mr.. Scott, on behalf OF the teachers
made few parting remarks, expressing the
regret of himself and colleague at the severance
Of their relations. When the school broke III
there was scarcely a dry eye in the room
Many OF the elder girls, in particular, wep
bitterly. There was no member Of the boart
Of education present during the day, although
Inspector Baldwin was present during the las
part OF the day and shook hands most cordial,
with the retiring principal, as did all tht
parents present.