Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-22

LOCAL ITEMS

recent accident.
Rev. c. NJ. Hyde will preach at the Bethel
Tomorrow morning.
Much interesting and some important matter
is unayoidably laid over
To eat mangoes with deccncy and composure
is the final triumph Of civilization.
Mr. Cruzan's morning sermon Sunday will
be on Invisible Food, and the evening theme
will be What First2
The Hawaiian Carriage Manuiactury has
obtained a contract for building twelve mule
carts at 500 each
Through the courtesy Of the Advertiser the
address recently given by Rev. Mr. Smith
appears on the fourth page.
In continuation OF the series Of topical sun
plcmcnts, begun last week, the Mormon Ques.
iion will be treated at length.
The protest Of properly owners against the
closing Of Union street had not been acted on.
up to The hour OF writing Yesterday.
Mango Sherbet is said to be delicious
and refreshing warm weather drink. Who
knows how to make it, please2
Several Especial ads, " shipping ads and
other advertisements are crowded out of their
proper places on the second page and appear
ON the third
The late w. c. Jones was born in 1926 not
in 1886, and came here in 1906. moi 1890.
These facts were incorrectly stated by the
Press last week.
The store Of Mr. Michies, on the corner Of
Alakea and King streets, was robbed last
Thursday night. I, is reported that $1,000 Of
jewclry was stolen.
There will be garden party on the grounds
oi the German Club this afternoon, to which
the friends Of Germany are invited. In the
evening there will be ball.
A merry -go-round is located at the corner of
Alakea and Queen streets. 1t would he n
merry 90 to see tie cabinet and the various
newspaper writers all in the saddles at once.
Some twenty-five Boston tourists are cx-
pected by the Alameda to-day, Arrangements
have already been made whereby they will
:" do . the volcano with Greatness and dis
patch"
Kamehamcha Ill and Saint Patrick, two
gentlemen born on the same day of different
years, had birthdays last Monday, the fact,
however, awakening very little enthusiasm in
Honolulu.
Last Sunday night the Nuuanu stream rose
to the level of the second bridge. Mr.. Friel,
who lives mauka the residence of Judge
Austin, lost two head Of cattle, and the native
who lives below Captain Hobron's lost a
horse.
The monthly meeting OF the y. NJ. c. A.
was held last Thursday evening. AT the next
meeting, TO he held on the evening Of Thurs
day the 18TH proximo, will be held the election
of officers. Reports Of the retiring officers will
then be read, and other important business
transacted.
The half holiday movement has not yet
taken definite shape. Many merchants, while
expressing sympathy with the idea. and prom
Using to cooperate il they can do so after duly
considering their own interests, think that
Wednesday is better day than Saturday from
which to take an afternoon.
AT meeting held in the gymnasium last
Tuesday evening Messrs. I. Brown, {. b.
Wilson, w. NJ. Clifford, and William Aldrich
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sttution and bylaws for the proposed Hon
olulu Yacht and Boat Club y; and to report
next Tuesday evening at the same place
The pupils Of Kawaiahao seminary being
very anxious to secure additional buildings,
propose giving an entertainment in aid Of the
building fund, consisting OF singing, recita.
iions and gymnastics by the little children, on
the evening of Friday, April nth, at half-past
? o'clock, in the Kawaiahao church Tickets
will be so cents, children half price.
The little pamphe, called A Trip to Ha-
wall, is racy description OF voyage from
San Francisco to Honolulu, scenes in and
abou, the capilal and brief account OF the
volcano trip. II is an illustrated souvenir Of a
holiday in Hawaii, plumb full Of poetry and
pictures, and il ought to arrive by the Ala.
media, to-day; certainly no, later than by the
Mariposa.
The Standard OF Mackay, Queensland, for
February 18TH had three-column article on
the ranie topic Although this article con.
tanned nothing OF importance in addition 10
that already printed in Honolulu papers, il is
encouraging evidence that the topic is one
of continuous and growing interest. Mr.. c.
c. Coleman has during the week, prepared a
stalk OF threc-months ramie by the macera-
ton process identical with his machine pro
cesSl showing "a inches OF beautiful fibre which
has gone to the museum.
Last Mondays public entertainment by the
unembers OF Algeroba Lodge |. O. G, r., was
one OF the bestattended and pleasantesl eve;
given by them. A long literary and musical
programme consisting Of nearly wenty.four
numbers was faithfully, funnily and finely car
ried through. eliminating in an original
charade OF which Francis Lack was the author;
and crowned by leas, OF ambrosia and flow
Of nectar. The occasion was, in effect, good
bye testimonial TO Mr.. !. h. Hare who has
mos, efficiently acted a. secretary OF the lodge
since It's organization in August, 1881. Mr..
Hare goes to onomea Plantation Hawaii, to
reside
The band viii no, play at Emma Square
this afternoon, but will give concert al the
German Club this Saturday afternoon, com.
mencing at 3 O'Clock. Following is the pro.
g'amme
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