Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09
SATURDAY.


tiu-i Ius.tcc Iudd a. toe opening 81 thc 9u'
prone 11uu. keanu received bis sentence
.v.5Hr3F ference. H. WI D., rs w'ei au
Tursay october ash. b,usssulhe h5us ct
So. &c., ami noon, within the walls Of Oahu
pison The Legislature adi,lmtd as usu'l OF
uuou aud Monday morning lug Bite Iel
Cream ss'oau va. sold at aaoianto Mt Me
Cheney 'or $3,z5o also the h.uc House To
Nh Frank G1liyaf Tor S5o3 The funeral Of
tie ca. policeman, II. banamau took place al
arm. It was largely attended. The pro
ce.sou was htad,d BY The Royal Hawaiian .
Baud, followed by Eaging Co. No i.--Mt .
Young The llono'gll Iron Works visited Tie .
Naimaua'o plantation on busings..--Tue Tia
waiian Mission Chldnen's society eajuyed .
themselves AZ the residence Of 7. G. Jones. IT, .
The bankrupt estate Of l. *. sing con-
sisting Of nee plantation At Eaueyhe, was
sold for sIo,7so
Sapdy, Aayt1f .srd Rev Or. Hyde Of
the North Pacific Missionary Institute preached
at the Bethel Church in the morning to the
usual audience. Rev. II. W. Rice preached
at Fou-St Church both morning aud evening.
The subj tci in the morning was The Renting OF
the Veil OF the Temple, from he tex, in Mat.
thews, chapter II, verse 81. The attendance
at both meetings was good.--Lucas' clock
stopped about one O'Clock when the Australia
was signaled, to watch her come int1 the har.
bor, probably. Nc J. IRE, Lotd Provost OF
Glasgow, who was through Passenger on the
Australia, paid the King visit while the YES.
sci 10y al the wharf p .dro \. Costa, some
time chief steward on the Liktlike, as well as
on the Kinau, died, leaving widow with two
children. Two Arabian stations and young
Hereford bull arrived on the Australia for
Aubrey Robinson OF Kauai. They 60 to the
Sinclair Estate. Captain Fehiber landed
seven s,owaways from the Australia before She
sailed.
dloaaay, 4, snn iii; a bill to establish
an army aud navy for this kingdom was intro
dlced in the house by Hon !. l.. Kauiukou
Go hang the banner on the outward wall =.
The Hawaiian Masonic Lodge No ~ met to.
night. 6. Pond, who performed his liue
cheat act before Attorney. General Neumann,
was committed before Judge Biekerton for
trial At the next term Of the supreme court
NttalItNh lptNf WIN tlit SNIt itAbIl VI
three men to care for the horses, was diseharg-
ell by order Of the attorney general. Lack Of
funds is the reason given for disbandiug these
treasury slppers Mr.. Charles Clark, lately
al Oahu pfison, entered upon his duties in the
marshals ofiee.--A native boy named VIM.
Peter was killed about s P. Nj. hy falling
from one Of Carter * Cos one horse days
which was loaded with loose hay. The driver
attempted to check the dray the boy Eel,
but it was too late, and one Of the hind wheels
passed over The boys head causing almost in
slant dealh.--Aimust a collision corner
OF Fort and Merchant Streets, Somebody
win he Killed by these haekmen yet-The
House made an appropriation Of $40 600 in aid
OF ST. Louis College. Perhaps the Users
correspondent, yclep; No,a Dene, win find his
little connundtum, dated Angus; End, answered
in this item. The little daughter OF Mo Cook,
the well borer, broke her leg by falling from a
table-The Honolulu Boat Club commenced
praeiieing for the November regatta. Cap
tain B. W. Sears resigned command Of the
Kilaues Hou, He will soon leave for his
home in Massachusetts. Captain Mcdonald
Of The Kinau has been promoted TO the cap
tiincy Of the KiIauea Hou.
T.ss.fay AAgaS. .sfA The rifles held no
dill. 1t is said newspaper member forms an
awkward squad OF one, and that he may soon
have companion. Two white prisoners
arrived OF the c. X. Bishop fsom Hama -
M,lin. c lr'i fris pirlof en.edainmsat tool,
place at Music Mall. Good show large at
tendancc.-Tae Liholiho this ,aorning brought
the sad news Of the death Of the little daughter
OF sam. Parker. She died at Mana, Hawaii
Angus, ord. Relatives aud friends left for Ma
ma BY Kinau this afternoon. MIR. d. b. Bald
win. inspector Of schools. arrived from Maui
lie reports iavorabiy on,hegoyeEumcnt school
there. --Paohc Hose Co. No. ! held specia
meeting this evening The members OF th,
pro-cathedral choir held social gathering a
thu house of Mr.. Thomas May. The frs
part OF the evening was spent in singing an
sh.ms, Judge Maculey of ths saprem.
Court, lei, On the lwalani, for Kauai
Vih.gfsy, .issat on TAa aSsembl,
voted S,l,ooo for public biilding' thr
morning. IA li,tle native girl fell oat OF
carriage a, the residences Of Judge Wdemann
The carriage wheels passed over her causing
serious injury. "a, the annual meeting Of tn
Waimanao sugar Company the following o.
hcers were elected; J, A. Cama'ins, president
c. Boltc, secretary a, J. Cartwright, Urea
sarer Cecil Blown. audlqr.--Ihe four ma
tye-. recently implicated in opium seizure
were ali senteneed 10 10 days Imprisonment
Two Of them were fined Sioo each, and III
Others $50 each-The lease Of the Asio
House MAS sold for $500 The remainder {
property brought over SIsoo.--Whcn Cap
tain Johnson reiurged TO he Ten Cent slog
after supper he found The ill shor, $50. tn
store was IN charge Of the Captains son an
two native boys Detectives are inves,ga
ting tbs matter
7aars4sy issasf yA Princess Liiluoka
iani held her moashly reception this aiteraoon
The quM.erly business meeting os,he Hone
lula Athletic Association was held in Ii
Gymnasium. The second parlor entertain
m.ni given by Madame Cora took plac. 4
the Masie Hall with nearly an entirs raanse {
program.ae. The Road Of Delegates Of III
Hsnolula Eils D pntmeny had thsr monthl
nesting at the house Of Engine Co. No
oxins to the lock on no a. house being q.
Of order, Nj NJ ,asauI holding the e9mSln'
ton.
FyiiV dsy.R syA The Marpoia ART
vel aiIP. ~ bdnsias the usual ainaH Q
passenger schooner c,a. sicgsl sal'
a,5P. N. cor Jaai,. The Y. NJ. {. A. sci
81, papsss by her 10 III; South Ssa lsllad', :
Tae Royal Madons,,e ,roup, arrived on u
Mariposa. They will doubtless give Us som