Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-01
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The Mariposa viii be due from san Fran.
cisco next Saturday at noon.
The American barkentine Eureka arrived
yesterday from San Francisco.
The American bark u. c. Murray is dis.
charging a, Brewer 4 Co. s wharf.
Schooner Rosario, Swift, sailed from san
Francisco. February and, fof Kahului.
The bark Kale is at anchor in the stream.
She will commence loading for San Francisco
shortly
The American tern D. S. Williams is dis.
charging lumber at the esplanade opposite the
custom house.
The American bark {. o. Whitmore is dis
charging cargo Of lumber at Messrs. Allen
Robinson's wharf
American schooner Ida Schnauer, Robert.
son, arrived at San Francisco, February 2nd,
- days from Kahuu
The United States Ship Hartford, arrived
last Sunday from Callao. She leaves here ON
Monday for san francisco.
The Swedish frigate Vauadis, having Prince
Oscar on board, may bc expected here in lune.
The prince will be appropriately received.
The Oceanic steamship Alameda. is at the
companys dock, ready for sea, FROM which she
viii sail for San Francisco at noon TODAY.
Mails close at 10 AM.
The American bark Cabarien, put in an ap.
pearance last Sunday from San Francisco. She
locked at Brewer Co.'S wharf, where she is
now discharging general cargo She will re-
turn to San Francisco about Saturday next.
From an old journal written in 1916. and
still unpublished, an American writer extracts
the following "Mrs Dash is from the
South, and is decidedly Southern in all her
views and feelings, and has to great degree
the one thing TO so dislike in the Southerners
their everlasting harping On the hospitality
chiyary, and liberality II the South. and the
GOODNESS, selhshness, and narrownes of the
North am willing that the South should
have all that ii claims for itself but. for good.
ness sake, don't be everlaslinrly speakinp of
H. | must say with all that is really
good, and admirable, and noble in their char
acter this constant boasting of themselves and
diSparaging of those Of their kind who live
little nearer the North Pole, are things | do
aoominate and listen 10 with great impotence "
Ana ne adds This is as true to-day rs /,
was then. Whereupon Southern writer re-
plies at two columns length TO refute The
Statement, that it is as true today F." and in.
stances recent battle reunion in VIRGINIA
where several hundred Confederate and
Federal soldiers marched together in a friendly
procession.
The band will play the following programme
this Saturday afternoon, at $3.50 O'clock, in
Emma Square
March, Railroad. observation-disclosures. ,s.,
Overture, Relisaria. .... n;'..i
Chorus, Iannhauser. ...... 49,
Objection, Great Casinir. ... 49,
w SIEs Inc ne ssg9s wald,saie
There will be q concert on Monday evening
at Emma Square.
kjutei. Corsican nobeman. has translated
Inc Scriptures into his native tongue, and the
American Bible Society has appropriated funds
Tor publishing and circulating his version
Mistress to new cook On Wednesdays
ana Saturdays ! shall 90 TO market with YOU. -
New eook-'Vey well, mum, but who's
agoin' TO carry the basket, NUM-
a brake was nun into and the driver bur |
by truck driver driving on the wrong side of
Alakea street, yesterday.
sherman's circus is billed to appear here on
me mn instant lis show bills speak il fair.