Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-07
IONtL ITENS.

premises oI MI ittDctl, btIttalla AlIttti
near Piikoi.
An intoxicated native jumped overheard from
the hamkeoHh last Thursday and was rescued
by the Waimandio.
Next week the Press will contain a full and
interesting account Of the rescue Of the Gilbert
Islanders who arrived here on the nth ultimo
by the Snts.
The Punahou Preparatory School will begin
the summer term of ten weeks next Monday.
New scholars will be examined by the com.
mittee at 2 p. NJ.
The many friends Of Hon. S. G.. Wilder will
be pleased TO learn of his recovery sufficient TO
enable him to take trip to Hilo by the Like
Ike. Tuesday last.
It was graceful courtesy on part Of the
Princess Liliuokalani to postpone her usual
monthly reception last Thursday, in order that
it might not conflict with the reception to
Bishop Willis.
The house Of Bandmaster Berger was broken
into by a Chinese las, Thursday evening
Nothing OF value was stolen, as Mrs. Berger
discovered the woud.be burglar in time and
drove him away.
The "Palace Ice Cream Saloon" now be-
longing to the Hart Brothers, has received
such extended alterations and rehtting that its
comfort, convenience, and attractiveness is
greatly enhanced thereby.
II is pleasing to learn that the Algaroba
Lodge of Good Templars in this city, which
has been in existence but about nine months,
has membership of about 100, and that its
members are being encouraged in their work
of reform.
The Superintendent of the Water Works
wishes to give notice that water is becoming
low in the public reservoir, and hopes that the
ordinance against too frequent or prolonged
sprnkling or migrating will be faithfully COM
piled with.
Mr.. Williams, the photographer returned
by the Likeiike on Sunday last from his artist
stroll through Kohala, where he improved his
time and opportunity in picturing the railroad
in all its most tortuous courses, besides getting
some very picturesque views throughout the
district.
The "paace party" are reported already at
work for the campaign of next spring. The
following exceptionally able candidates are an
nounced for legislative honors for this district,
rumor saith, under financial ministerial in
fiuence, viz J. l.. Kaulukou, John Russell, f.
Pahia, J. Poepoe.
In the cases of Robert Grieve and William
Aud, appealed from the decision Of the police
justice, the fine of the latter was paid by W..
X. Castle, the prosecuting attorney, and the
case withdrawn. Mr.. Grieve's case was ar
gued before Judge McCully, who reversed the
judgment, and found the defendant not guilty.
Bergers band will probably sail for Cali
fornia, under the charge of their popular leader,
by the australia on her August trip earlier
il necessary. The band has been engaged to
he'll, fur ich u,ucir fort ha Triapn;ol "a
of the Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar which meets this summer in San Fran
cisco.
The Friend for April is out Its table Of
contents is quite full. The 44dUeyfiSer, in not
ing the F,Ten9S appearance, reproaches it for
errors in its shipping news. Readers Of both
papers will enjoy the criticism Of the correct
and erudite daily, recognizing the striking
parallel between its reproof and the more
famous rebuke administered by Satan to sin.
On Friday, the 2oth, will be given the next
concert of the Amateur Musical Society. The
remaining rehearsals will take place on the
evenings Of the 9th and the 18th. No member
who fails to attend the final practice can take
part in the concert-under the rules; so it is
hoped there may be full attendance at each
rehearsal. The concert will take place in the
new Y. NJ. c. A. hall
Wednesday evening last a bunging attempt
at burglary was made on the business premises
of Castle * Cooke. So far as can be determ-
ined the would-be burglar entered by an iron
trap from the rear yard, He attempted to rifle
each Of two tills, and failed in each attempt.
A native lad known to have been in the re-
form school, had been lurking about the store
all day previous to the attempt.
II there be q more delicious dish than baked
mango it is surely--mango baked, One of this
city's model housewives sends the Press this
golden rule "Cull the fruit when two-thrds
ripe. Gently with damp cloth wipe. Pierce
each mango with Glove. Bake within lazy
stove. When, by testing, you discover each
soft hearted as a lover, pour them in a salad
bowl and powder sugar DER the whole.
Following is the programme for the Band
concert at Emma Square this afternoon, com
mencing at 4. 80 p, NJ,
ovsrture;--"A Summer Night (new) ....,.. .suPp'
Ballad '"Gosd Might lnew)' = Ae
ssise,ou,.B barber Of sevile," ,Rossin
Gaop.u Full Speed, (new) Bonn
An extra concert will be given on Monda,
Y evening, at Emma Square.
Last Monday Consul Mckinley, commits
sioner TO take evidence concerning the ALA
bama Claims" interests OF certain Hawaiian
citizens and residents, heard the testimony o.
several persons interested. There are about
no claims so far registered, Of which 90 arr
on behalf Of living persons and the remainder
ON behalf OF the estates or heirs of deceased
claimants. The time for registering claim
having lapsed, no further applications will be
heard.
The good memory OF the editor OF the F,Ten4
recalls the original ownership OF the Pantheon
saloon properly, A blacksmith shop was tn,
first building erected on the site. 1t was built
sometime in the "thiries" by John Colcord
who worked there at his trade. Sometime IL
the "fortics" he left, having accumulated I
fortune Of $4,000. John Mum subsequent,
owned the Sooner occupying il as seameni
hospital under the charge OF DIR. X. w
Wood.
A Committee from the Planters Labor and
Supply Company waited on the Board o
Health last Monday, to inquire concerning III,
quarantine regulations prevailing on tn,
Cltaslg Mr.. Schaefer, on behalf Of the Com
mittee, says that the members OF the Commit
tee were satisfied that the Board OF Health hac
acted for the best interests OF the communit,
IN maintaining the quarantine, as past expert
snce justified every precaution that medical
prudence could suggest.
Number two OF the coolie fleet came int,
port last Tuesday night--the OCEANIC, - day,
kom Yokohama with 9o4 Chinese and al
white passengers. OF the Chinese, $40 are fo'
this port. The number Of recent Chinese arr
vals, per ClsnsLg and Osssaif, aggregate,
hoo. Through the courtesy of Hon. A, 5.
Cleghosn, the following expected arrivals are
noted the csftis, in 10 days. with I,loo
= The Mad,as, in IS days, with 500; the 2. c
Hbak, in as days, with 6ooj the ciD Of Toxic
( y AZ days. with 1900; the .dd,iafis, in 3!
days, with LOCO in all, o.ioo.
In the death Of David Neil Fhlner, which
vns briefly announced last week, Honolulu
II 49, ....ska. ~ h.. ...lv residents He ar