Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-20
me oyhrr islands.

Captain Reynolds ha, been appointed sur
seyor and custom housc guard lof the pon oi
kahului. Maui. vice VI I Newton, decreased
Noble Martin aud Representative kmhaHe
received an ovation on their return to kau
Their course during the late legislative session
was approved 10y large m,lonty Of Their con
.iitucnl, In a most unmisaLcablc manner
kohola Plantation has shipped upward Of
1900 tons Of sugar for the crop Of 1884. The
,aloons lrnm the lowest Ainakea field, on the
slope toward the coast yielded upward II two
tons pei acre, the plant cane from The same,
in previous season, having yielded 4 tons per
acre.
Manage, Wells, OF llalnwa, asionished PEG.
pic, and his own household as WE'LL hy com.
| ,ng back from the coast last week and report
I ing himself Ia he married man. lie did no,
bring his wife but sailed alone from san
| Francisco two OF three hours after the cere.
mony. M,s Wells will come on later. Con.
CALCULATIONS arc in orict
The steamer James Makcc on her las trip
to Kauai rendered valuable aid IN saving th.
sehoonc, boa linrkins from total loss al
Annhola, The schooner had dragged he,
anchors and was in the surf and near the
rocky shore, with he's dcckload II lumber
thrown overheard at The time the steamer
reached her
The lilo Suea, Co., formerly Wainaks
Mini, lio Hawaii, has ordered new doubt,
effect from ;hc Honolulu Iron Works. To
gethcr with the new plant for Kukaiau Plan
tation, llamakua, Hawaii, and various oihe
jobs the works are fully occupied a, present
Among the 'othcr Jobs are two new boilers
one lor the l.ileliLc, the other for the kiIauc
llou the one Tor the LikeIke will weigh owe
90 tons.
a very pleasant evening was spent at tn
residence of Mr. Rufus A. Lyman, paauhau, %
the evening Of the 5th inst, when many Of til
neighborhood attended and kindly helped t
carry out the programme Mr.. Goodell, q
the organ, rendered some very fine music
which was greatly appreciated by all present
Such entertainments will serve t, bring tn
people together Often strengthen the social ii
and "driye dull care away" Long may the
continue
The church al Honnkaa, Hamnkua. wG
organized and sunday school established o
the a4th ul The new pastor, Rev. Goodel
of Bradford, Massachusetts, took up the wor
/ feel,
that the success of the new enterprise was ce
tain. The church Sunday school and da
school formed there nee, need long felt, an
the creates, zeal is shown by all in the neigl
borhood to help on the good cause. NJ
Goodell is good musician, and trainr
school for the young as wen as the old. in Il
art OF rendering good music will soon
~ organized. All feel cheered by this continue
IT success through the difficult stages OF raisir
=, the proper funds, securing the proper man f
energetic church work and organizing churc
N and school.
IN The V. P. c. a. Reading Room in liaav
=, is finished and furnished. Structurally, i, is
single room ISx2S, furnished with few boo
:" shelves and closets, large table for paper
- seats, chairs and lights, An attempt will
rs made TO keep supply of papers and fe
4, books and keep the room open four evenin
IN during the week. beside Sunday afternoons al
evenings. The society is small and cannot
expected to do great things, bu, i, is hop
ne that the building will grow in usefulness al
l., be appreciated by those for whose enjoyme
and good it was chiefly built. To see that
- is practically appreciated and does good amo
~ residents and strangers will he all the rewa
asked for by its promoters. Spare readi
ms matter, second hand OF otherwise, will
rse gratefully received. 1t should be address
"Y. P. C. A. Reading Room, lIalav
Hawaii