Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-09-27

climate.
Durng biz last visit 10 Hawaii ,hs pfesi
dent II thc wilder steamship Company called
Ill the officers Il he Xmas iogeihef and in
Formed them hot complaints bad reached him
ihai spms N the employers " The company
had bssn IN the habit n imposing upon
Chinese passeBgsr,, someiimea using insolen'
and even abusive language towards them, ard
occasionally malireaiing them ~, informed
the ofteen thai u such facts ucfs mb
s,aniaied TO the saiiafaetion NJ the company,
any employees " offending wopId be dealt
niih according 70 Law.
Rev. s. 4. Damon and Mr., Damon. snd
Nr. ard Mrs., T. w. Damon returned W The
Alameda al In good health. The elder
couple look positively younger Than nhsn
they vent away Their fe'ph wss unexpected
ny their family snd fhenda and b welcome
surprise ~ The entire community The
Guide wishes ihe elder couple many years n
prolonged happines, and continued naeiulnesa,
aud welcomes ihe junior couple 10 the great
Hork that Is thein 10 do-the great Nofk n
helping the nation 10 solye the problem, how ~
adjust 10 The Saxon civilization partially In.
printed upon ihess Islands, the different and in
some respects snlagonis,ie civilization n
| China.
Wsa".saav, s.p'~mber ram.
There were several shocks II earthquake
felt al IIo, Scp,smbe, i4,h and iSih.
| Es.C0llecior Alien has been couneDusly
assisting Collector Isukss 20 acquire 'bc rou.
tine II hi, new posiion
The Iwslani did not 20, through her visit to
the marine railway In time 10 take her regular
place yesterday, az per time table bm aill re.
sumo her regular duties to-day
Madame Cora gave splendid performance
at IIilo, Court House Hall, September 10Th.
The audience was very large and apprscia.
tive one A second performance was given
on September 10th.
Mr. Daniel Foster Jays that the Jane, g..
Blaine will be here In October, about the is,h
The new boat has been fitted up with large
closed siatefooms This seems 10 argue that
open cabins will won he thing Of the pas, in
inter. island travel
Punahou Preparatory Is % full II little folk,
seeking knowledge that an additional teacher,
Miss Mary Wilder, has been added to tn.
force, which also allows more perfec, grading
Of the classes made up from is ono hundred
and eleven scholsn.
The Mr.. Puryis from one Of whose letter.
the Guide made recently quotation relative
TO fishing at night by electric light, Is in JsY,
and no, in Japan, as was enormously stated in
these columns. Mr. Puryis Is nov managing
a rice plantation Of sone 25,ooo acres, situated
about 10 miles from Batavia.
An item in yesterday Guide vas mislead
ing. Although Miss Sarah King is unable ,c
return to her Kindergarten, that excellent
school is not to be abandoned. Miss Linn,
Mather, lady well.kno'rn to many resident
/, of Honolulu, and an experienced kindergarten
y teacher, is 10 carry on the school, beginning ii
= few weeks--,he date NJ her arrival not ye
4 being determined.
Rev. -. y. Lyman Of IIlo continues quit
5 i'll, no change for the better, on the whole
I, rather worse. Mrs. Lyman is also III. con
). fined to bed, worn out in caring for her age
/. and dearly loved husband. They both hav
the best and kindest care. A native boy con
nec,ed with fIilo Boarding School has proye'
an excellent nurse. His name is Liana
!" There is grca, aloha felt between him an.
the dear old missionary" writes conespou
: dent.
There is talk ION the street" Of a new bank
entirely ;a,:E,inct from the Low.Spreckels cor
. pora,ion. There is also rumor to the efec
that the new bank may take the new bankin
Office in the Spreckels block, and iha, tn
" Hawaiian National " bank may not
" started. Mr. W. G. Irwin says this talk
20 fat as il relates to the Spreckels bank
/, made Oh, Of whole cloth )" that Irwin & CO
will move to their new quarters 30 soon a
m may be convenien, after the new building
a finished and tina, he will go over in Novem
5, Der to arrange about starting the new bsnkin
" institution in ITS new quarters.
TA.rsdny, September gam.
IN The survey Of Kona, Hawaii. is progressin
:. satisfactorily.
S, W. W. Hall was appointed administrator
e the estate OF David Mccartney IT,, deceased
" Only three names were on the station hoai
" slate this moning-one disorderly DRUM
one assanl,er and ba,terer, and one desert.
D. from service.
IN The 10, next to the pos, once has been Il
re surveyed in order to decide whether eeuai
le fences. tina, have been erected within con
at paraiiyely recen, period, have been place
where the, ought to be.
Advices from New Zealand state thai Il
u large emigrant ship Lasingham. from Londc
ct for Wellington, n. L.. was wrecked in Coo
st Strait, on which Wellington is situated A
he on board, escep, fourteen Of the crew, we
n drowned.
The barken,ine Eureka, with a portion
her outward cargo on board. has hsuled ava
from the Pacific Mail wharf and has anchofe
n, of in the harbor TO avail, further freight All
is. val meanwhile she is improving her appes
n. ance by fresh coat OF paint.
!, Among the items which the leeislaiu
failed to provide was an appropriation {
49, binding the g Compiled Laws" ], Is prob
bic tina, the department, will be obliged to y
their 50 incidental funds in order to bind q ie
is copies for immediate use.
M Al the stock board yesterday ten shares
Grove Ranch Plantation Stock changed han
y" a, Sa7o per share. Eleven shares lnter-I
'ei land S, y. Co. al $I3o and 100 shares Puak
"" Sugar Co. at $40 per share we're also report
'e' Is having been effected outside.