Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-13

sheet giving the time tables Of the inler.island
steamers, together with SOME post.ofice imior
nation, and few advertisements The only
objection to It is the fact tina, it trenches upon
the advertising patronage which lceitimatcly
belongs to the papers.
III there's one thing We are united on, isl
the division Of the spoils, said humorous
member Of the Imposition in Notes yester
day. The trouble i,,' re,ored playful
Independent, THAT YOU gentry divide it so
carefully among your,elves that there's not
enough to go around ~
The ". II. Reed was withdrawn from We,
terday's sale. the upset price Of s., 600 not
being ohta.nable. The kapoan sold for S..
o7s to Samuel Dwight and Henry DE Fries,
who contemplated putting her in the fishing
business; which is thought will become a.
profitable venture
II is not often that a lack Of credit becomes
a blessing in disguise the inability Of the
kipikoniau cauintt to borrow money seem,
the most hopeful outlook for Hawaiian finances
1t is better that important public improve.
ments should be delayed than that the nation
should hopelesSly run in debt.
In the police court yesterday most OF the
morning session was occupied in trying the
case Of Tom Look, held for larceny Of a sewing
machine in the FIRE Of HONS bakery. neuly
year ago. Committed for trial to supreme
court. Pamalo, convicted Of nssaulting Cap
tain Clunie last Saturday night, was sent to
the reef ior one month.
The repair OF Merchant Street, between
Fort and kaahumanu, is an active illustration
Of the poor work done on the same section moi
many months ago. According to a friend Of
the interior department, the work done on the
streets is not called matchmaking by those
responsible for it, Apparently the fact that it
is not what it ongii to be is the only apology
made by the department for the fact tina, it is
what it ought net to be.
An important sale of Woodawn Dairy
stock was made yesterday. Capt. T. II.
Hebron purchasing from Mr. b. F. Dilling.
ham shares to the amount Of $40, 500 The
dairy is now comfortably at home in its new
quarters at " The Highlands formerly owned
by Mr. John Woods. Within a few weeks
the extensive improvements under way there
will be completed and the dairy will then he
one of the best equipped properties an the
kingdom.
A telephone message was received yester.
day afternoon from Waialua that the Ehukai,
which left this port on the Sth went ashore at
liaena point, the northern part Of this island,
the same night. She is reported badly injured
ana likely to prove a total loss. The Wal.
manalo, arriving shortly after the tidings were
received, was dispatched to the scene to render
all possible aid. At O'Clock this morning
Waialua telephoned that there were two holes
in the vessel, one in the stern underneath the
counter. the oheron her starboard side. Water
was freely running in and out Of each. The
surf was high at the time and there was little
prospec, Of saving the vessel.
1h"rsdny, September mn.
Mr.. II. +. Hebbard has been appointed
First Sergeant of the Honolulu Rifles.
Social of Honolulu Ladies Benevolent So
ciety in the parlors of For-S,reet Church
this evening.
The sale Of furniture by Lyons & Levey yes.
terday was not very well attended, and the
prices obtained were very low.
The French brig Tawara touched of the
port yesterday, for provisions, AZ days from
Tahiti, en- route for San Francisco.
The steamer Planter was taken up on IN,
Marine Railway yesterday 10 put on a new
propeller, and have general clean up,
| 1t is the steamer Mariposa that will sail nex
Monday, net the Alameda, super exact con
temporary. But, las the Guide has exhibited the
easily tripping heels Of youth on several occa
sions this week, further filings are not in order
John Kahananui, tried for larcency befor,
Judge Austin, yesterday, on appeal from po
lice court, was committed TO the insane asy
lum, on the testimonies Of Drs. Trousseau ant
Carpenter. The prisoner is an old offender
larcency being his special line.
The mote-hunting editor Of an esteeme,
contemporary is respectfully requestedIo lool
over his list Of vessels now in port and and re
joice in his knowledge that the Mariposa
commanded by Captain Howard" Tn
public ignorantly believes that the butterh
boat is commanded by Captain Hayward.
How doth the dude reporter 90 bli,hely l.
and fro, 'and gather items day by day from
every passing show How doh the mousin
editor nose DER the printed page, ant
try to find some bubble to vent his noble rage
How doth the gentle public 60 careless to it
bed, and care not il the wi,less twain shou
suddenly 60 dead
Mrs. Laura Dickson has been seriously III
San Francisco; but letter received from he
daughter, and dictated by Mrs. Dickson, repor
her as much better II is earnestly hoped b.
many sympathizing friends including man
Of the natives among whom she has labored s.
long and TO such good purpose-that the mex
mail may bring news of her convaescense.
Steamer Waimanalo returned at 5 Pm. yes
terday. having been unable to render an
assistance to the Ehukai, as she was bilged il
two feet Of water. Captain Nelson was un
able TO communicate, owing to the surf, eS
cept by swimmers. The crew, boat and sail
were brought up For the present the Waieh
will take the Ehukai's place as the regula
Waialua packet.
The shipping man OF the Guide was lawful
mad yesterday at finding in the makeup OF tn
paper that the projected departures Of III
previous day had not been placed among tn
departures, but were mixed with the ne,
vessels up for departure. lie tore aroun