Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-09
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sunday
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vhuco by The luc IT, l.. -hclloo app,i, ou
The fr' paGc
The Gd,mo,, dbl moi como by lha N.l
po,a L.. nov fcs,rl thc, viii ult cool. ID,
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Meeting of ,br lhtai,u Mission Cb,ld,,ot
so,ir,y at Rev IN HYDE, 10 B.umna
,ucrl this evening
NV a,hc' homeland viii preach at the Roman
'osiholic Cathedral ~ mot,ov evening q, Z. ~.
Iii subject will bc Grace.
=, Foster * Co. Of san Francisco and pur
sct Mclanc o( Ihr Madppa, have ,co, the
Pies, 6lr, Of late news.
The Mission Children Society will hold lts
monthly meeting this evening At The residence
OF Mr {. VI. Hyde ou I'rrcnnia street
Music Doctor Berger mu,ic.moudcd lea.
turc, shovel ahoyc the Madro,os tulwatLs
yesterday ~, family did not accompany
HIM.
A correspondent ii @ Luso Iltwniiano has
written letter largely complimentary to the
plantation management, OF Mr X. IialNcad of
Waialua.
Flowing water was struck las, Thursday in
we'll bored on the land 81 Mrs, G. x. Bishop
q, Waialac, on the premises leased by Mr.
Chung W.
Mcssrs. BcnS"n, Smith " Co.., have enlarged
their drug store They expect fitting, b, the
Alameda and further note Of their improve.
mcni is deferred until then.
Mr.. Walter White. who work, for Hon. j.
A. Cummins at rauoa, wa, cleaning a rifle
last Wednesday when a cartridge exploded,
shooting him through the hand. Or llaean
attended him.
one Of the sisters ol the Sacred Hear was
buried in the Roman Catholic Cemetery yes.
terday followed 10y long line at sisters as
soeiate and young gitl, attendant lon the
sisters school.
Mrs. Paul Neumann aud four OF 'hc at
torncy generals hive children came by the
Madposa. all in splendid health. Paul, IT,,
was al the wharf TO receive the family Paul,
ST. having gone on board previously,
Dr. ]. II. s,allard was among the paSsen.
gers ON the NIarpo,a. The doctor is a noted
London physician 81 recent residence in san
Francisco. lie goes To Ililo next week
thcnCe to the volcano.
MI. Lucas niill will hiuw the steam whistle
three times when the Marlposa or Alameda
passed Coco Head and three times when she
passes the harbor light house. This viii enable
to know with some accuracy when 10 be at the
wharf |, did 50 Yesterday with great eclai.
Mr.. Hopkins has retired from the manage
ment OF ,Mcssrs. IIollsler y Co. 5 tnu Street
drug store. Mo. Thomdyke Lefcvor-fo formerly
apothecary on the Hartford is in charge. Al
the Nunanu Street store oi the same firm Mr.
]. NJ Bradley, recent Of Oakland. California
has been in charge since Nj Pafmlecs recent
return from California.
MI. W. +. Hcrick has lust finished two
beautiful candlrsticls and q cross intended iol
use on The altar Of the new Protestant Epis-
copal Church 1t kohala The candlcsticks
a,e made in sections OF kou, kanWila sandal
wood and koa. The Hawaiian hard wood,
are SO beautiful and 50 durable that it is sad
to see the supply so rapidly diminishing.
\ local paragraph ia 4 recent Advertiser said
that week., paper copied Mr.. DAVIDSON
address 10 the jury in the recen, inquiry with
GU, crediiing ii to the Advertiser. Any on,
comparing the tao reports will see ,ha, the,
were by no means identical, as the uniortunai,
jumbling OF lenses, in the Tiser article, mad,
Mr.. Davidson use grammar Of which that eio
quen, and enidiie pleader could scarcely hav,
been guilty.
On the fourth page OF this issue is an accom-
OF the career Of Major General Charles Gordon
Of the English Engineers. II IS an inteIestin,
fact Supplied the writer by Marshal parke
that one Of the officers who served in Chin.
under Gordon was Neil murray, Seo,chman
,aior in the old fort from 1854 TO 1857. and il
the present Oahu prison from 1857 to septem
Der 1889
There was an interesting but rather lo'
prolonged, meeting devoted to missionary ia
t~igence a, for-street church last Wedncsda
night, After the introductory exercises. con
!. Quoted hy Rev. A. 5 Forbes and W. {
aleu,ii, map lesson On Mi was given D.
Mn. ". W. Hall, paper on tiji History VA
read by Dscton Rogcrs, one on the Socia
Life Of tiji by Dr. \. h. Emerson, and on
OF fJi Missionaries by Miss Matte Cham
berlain.
Pastor Cra1an has changed somewhat IA
character Of the sunday evening services i
fon.slsest church, making them nov informal
and the nusical service more promiaeni, espec
al, the singing Of standard hymns by the COG
gregalion. The audiences are large and ia
service Of song. b. heartily entered into by n
people. is Inspiring. The sermon i son,cwhs
shortened. 80 that the service Is not lenglhencd
Polite ashes are Away ia attendance 10 eA
tend a warm ssicoms and hInlsh seals lor al
fss'aiiai'e. 4" sivares" Ied0s.