Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-05
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Two young IIawaiinns, abroad Tor eluca.
ton, will arrive by the Mariposi next Tues.
day. Marie and Berlin Won Holt. daughter, OF
Mrs Alexander Macintosh have been absen,
year in Portland, Oregon, attending St He'll
ems Hall, church school under the preSiden.
ey Of Bishop Morris of Oregon The young
misses viii be warmly welcomed. not only by
their relations but by scores Of young friends.
The Press reporter who was at funahou last
week, 10 report the closing exercises, gushed
copiously over most OF the literary and must
cal exercises but unnccountably neglected to
praise the fine performance Of Miss Adtlie
Peterson, whose recitation was one Of the
gems Of the occasion. The neglected.
reporter has been discharged and hired again
at higher salary, in the hope that he may
keep his weather eye more open than was his
previous won't
The married mems base ball club me, for
practice at Makiki Reserve last Wednesday
afternoon. Not quite enough were present to
form two mines from the club but with some
outside assistance an impromptu match was
arranged with Mr. Bruce Cartwright and MIR
5. !. Levey, captains. Mr.. Car,wrights nine
coming out ahead in the FIVE innings played
Wednesday is the practice afternoon and a
full attendance is desired every week, in order
that the interest may not flag. Members are
requested to call at ]. NJ. Dat, IT,, & Co., to
tl..r "A,
select club hat.
The preparations for the fair for the new
building OF the Honolulu Library Association
are well under way. The fair will be held in
the new building, on or about May Sth--lhe
date OF the iull moon. The work of con
s,ruction is being pushed forward as rapidly as
possible under Mr. Thomas, the energetic con.
tractor, and the walls are already up to the
tops OF the windows. 1t is Of course not ex-
rsc:es. ..!;:: he building will be finished by
the date named, but there is no doubt that it
will be in such state Of forwardness as will
admit OF holding the fair. This is the first
fair which has been held here for several years,
ior an object OF general utility unconnectcd
with any particular church or religious de-
nomination. 1t is announced to be the inten-
ton Of us promoters To make it the finest and
most complete thing of the kind which has
been seen in Honolulu.
'Thai was fine article OF Captain Ha!ey's
on the atterglow. | must cut it on, and send
Ito MIR Serene Bishop. said one Of the Atlycr-
tiser's most intelligent readers, last Thursday.
"What" exclaimed his listener in tone OF
telephone wonder. "Why, didn, you read
~ only read the heading You know, don't
80 in for science and that sort of thing much
bu, read the hrst few lines, you know, and
then turned to the next column and saw that II
was signed by A, BarrellHaley, late Eleventh
Prince Albcfts liussars; and knew il mus, he
good because the captain wrote il. You know y
"liumphl rcioined the other, il you'd taken
the trouble TO look at the middle Of the first
column you would have seen the end Of the AZ.
ie'glow and the beginning of a. Burrell- HALEY
late Eleventh Prince Alberl's Ilussars gen,le
eNposinaiion with one OF the many newspapers
that have been condemning A. Burrell- Haley,
late Eleventh Prince Alberis iussars. with al
together too faint praise.