Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-02
SATURDAY
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\ ~ ffflFN prayer u-eIWE "ir H.I. DO
tot susr, Church ',s; Wcloeiay. Ee, pt
fame being ,hs lsoi,u
rhr lare,iu ur ,h5, 90. example Of
smoking in court duiin. ID, recent ,arost,
in4uly, va, e, b, the marshal.
Their, hr,. been such heavy r.a. on ,hc
koolau s.. hi. island th, traveller, have
ieen delayed 10y hr,hds d1dng che week.
It m, h,cn more luck than good manage
men, which prevented fire in the Chinese
qaarisr, during The rceen, New Years racket,
Nit ". u. AtNater. late Of Maui. and Mr.
Il ). Tfecinan. Of this city. have formed
-,-tanaechip to carry on the tailoring basi
ness,
un New Years day the Chinese work But
later in to, mouth they play. From the ,4th To-
the 3o,h the week Is known a, Housewives
Delight"
Thursday, being the day Tot many years ob.
served as the day Of special prayer for colleges
AMI schools, was observed by appropriate re-
ligioas meetings at Oahu COLLEGE
The Kapiolani Park casino /, pretty well
pNtonised on Sundays and saturday after
nooas, and the proprietor thinks it would pay
the coaches to nun ohcncr on both those days
One u the curious sight, tina, catches the
eve as any one comes down Nuuanu street. is
the ornamental wooden garden and birds Of
paradise on the roof Of the Chinese secret
society hall near kaumakapili church.
Mt c X. Miller ha, secured desk in
the office Of Wells. Fargo & Co, in
order 10 carry on, general purchasing and
commission agency. attending chiefly to al com.
nunicatou> and orders from the other island,
and san Francisco
Ola the first page may be found Chief Justice
ludd's essay on Madagascar, and column
concerning some Of the important inventions
and discoveries Of 1885. On the fourth page
is Printc, column Of selected verse In the
supplement are notices Of the leading late
magazines and number Of literary notes.
Several months ago an Hiwaii,n youth
forged three cheques on Bishop X Co. The
crime was acknowledged, and the youth dis
missed withou, arrest This mistaken kind-
ness may have had its influence upon TWO
natives charged recently with forging orders
fc' liquor on one OF the liquor firms Of Homo.
hula.
The steamer W. II. Reed has been char.
tered to do the sounding for the new cable
company, and, weather permitting, the work
will begin next week under Captain Jackson
Of the survey department The work will begin
al Niu, eas, Of Diamond Head, and will h. con
'inued to MoloNai, thence TO Maui. II the
weather IS good abou; i've weeks will be suif.-
cienl time to do the work.
A, the regular election Of Alelroba Lodge.
No l, LO.G.T., held last Monday night, the
following ofieets were elected for the ensuing
tenn; \. F. Burgess W, {. T.; Mrs.
Walker, ". " T.; ]. II. Hare, W $; Miss
Frances Lack. W. F. 5; b. F. BurEess,
W. t.; !. W. MeGliIe, j.. ". NJ; Mrs. y.
!. Burgess, W. C.; Miss z. Carter, W l. c.;
and !. w, Maenin, ST., W. O. G.
There was a meeting Of those interested in
the Hawaiian Stool, Bree,lsts' Association 1t
the British Club las, Thursday night BE.
sides the secretary, Mr.. J. |. Dowseit, IT,,
there were present Messrs. !. II. Patty, W. II.
and Charles Bailey Of Maui, c. H. Judd aud
two OF three Others. Nothing was decided
upon. The next meeting will be held next
Saturday evening at the British Club.
Miss Addic Campbell and Mr.. Joseph
HOWE were married las, Thursday evening. AT
the residence Of the brides parents in pauoa
valley, by the Rev. ). {. Damon. Misses
.iddie Baldwin and Lizzie Campbell were
bridesmaids and Mr.. J. E. wiseman and Mr..
buchanan were groomsnen. Fally seventy
five friends were present, and their apprecis-
ton Of the happy couple was fully displayed
in the usual manner.
a young maa was arrested on Saturday
evening because he was hii in the face without
provocation. lie Vas perfectly sober, and al
Ways 5 50, yet he Was detained in the station
house all Saturday night. liberated on bail Of
Sa5 on Sunday morning, and yesterday morn
ing was told that there was no evidence what
ever against him" say the Balleiin. /, IS
now in order for some apologisi to explain
away the trivial circumstance
IAN good Christians ought to keep a rub.
hssh heap ready Tor the burning. Thi. Is
especially TO be recommended in situations
where ones manka neighhor may be burning
his rubbish while the trades are blowing, and
where ones maikai neighhot may CON
yenienily set 6re TO his pile ~hile kona i on
In either case the opportunity Of heaping Goals
of fire % the good brothers heal Is not TO be
despissd.r - says one evidently insensiblc
10 the sanitary value Of smoke.
Nj. Waller, laiihml 10 his promise. has
rooted hall Of his outside slaughter pen al Ka.
Iihi. rhe improvement deserves recognition
HE Is nos in negoiiaiion for the leaschold
II az bundled acres no, iAr from biz present
slaaghierh0use. The field in question i, nov
supporting two bundled head Of cattle When
properly fenced. il IS believed that two hun
dred head d cattle may lie KEEP, ia good con.
d'iion there the year ar'lnd. And Nh Wal.
ier's arrangements Cos bringing Hawaii eM,le
will enable him 10 kesp a reserve aisays On
hand. u he secures this place be viii driyv
IN bis slaag hief bee,es daily.
Suppression a tights The press mul-
zled Scholastic yrahn, The 81. Albans'
Daily has been .ai upoa such ~srs The
,rafsiiag h-adsins> u ringing aHicls ia an
mp abiishcd nalnbef Of 7os moriband pub
heaiion issued b, the papi.s d Ms A,kiasons
A<hool Twas az illustrated sAees. the 81
A'hAns Daily tribe ,srcastieal siihal. and
hal all .i Bias inaiscsetion Ia its satire