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

lW' WfH ffsf' INV NNfNffFf y W. 'tiftf'f
soferagu IN 'he Wing il ~ a. completed ~ ~
,h3v her lines. snd beauty she prgmiaea 10
be. She !. made light and strong snd II sbs
should nh be successful In ibe prospective
contests Il will b. morc ihs fsali u NE eTe1
than ihs tuildsr She Is fory. fgBi isei iong,
fopf feet lam. snd yysn'esn inches deep Is
eight cared snd will have ,lbiing sssi', toa
ihNsr,. She Is eiinkefb built n essisfHp.ne lnd
Is copper fastened Throughout.
Rev. John Cutler Is NE Iisnsish I,lsnd,'
agen, for Daniel Dorchester nsN uoft The
LiqHor Problem In Al Agea The vptk j.
divided into ino parts entitled Drint, Drin.
kers snd Aislsinefs in ihr Oiden and iaief
Timssi The Temperance Reformation The
inception. i7ss 20 is7S Ths Organization
and Advance, is7o 10 mn Latest Phases,
1860 ~ fHJ The umk Is crDned With 10.
lia'ics. and IL JET written. 4 prominent lpcsl
Temperance tefofner opmmends he Nnrb.
The survey department is comparing
iongti,udea with the cosst sufyey Oih.e IN
san Ffancisc9 The me'bosi adopted il ymsk
Ing repeated COMPANIONS n ihs ehfonomeiet
n The lnD steamer Alameda and Nshpoa
with ihs times Il lD,sl otssryaigHsa in saei
place The result arrived Al ny Colonel Tup
man oia~uaiipn, made when the Transit n
Venus Party Wa here in is74. u aiuodanilj
accurate fDt al needs Il navigation. Bot ~
enii6c precision requires further eorDiDraiiDf
as vas desired ~ Colonel Tupmsn Nher
here. The ehtonomsiers n each steamer af'
compared twice in zach poti, in ofier ~ die
,inguish the "ahDts rate" from he ",silin,
rate" The oompahsons ste referred 10 4
point in san Frsneiseo Geographically connect
ed with Greenwich. The results W isr sustain
The cDuedhessof Colonel Tupmsn's longitude
I, will he remembered tina, Colonel then Cap
iainj Tupmsn, frs determined the longitude
II Honolulu 10 be what had previously besf
adopted But On his return ~ England, h
discovered an error in the frsi Determination
based upon an imperfsc, prediction n tb'
noon, position, made IN the almanac used
which varied the longitude twelve seeonds .
time. thereby placing IonoluIu,hrss miles fur
,her sea, than the authorities had pteyiOusl,
supposed I, 70 b..
Prsdav, Ssp'embe, ram.
Tom Mcclellan, the up,ting drive
who gained such unenyisbIe n0,ori-iy her
during the races Of issi.s1, IL aid u
he destitute, and In III health in San ffaneiSo
Pepcekeo plantation has finished ghndinl
for the sesson and has sent all bp, fifty tons u
market. The crop I, said TO foo, up eigh,eei
hundred tons; and the estimate Of ne,i year
promise, a still larger yield.
A gentleman ii this city shose good forum
it was to "njoy III. hospitality Of Cap,sl
Morse d the Alameds during tina, yessels la
stay in San francisco, is en,husias,ie over ihs
gentleman skill and taste as . diner.
MI ]. o. Kerr, Captain u the Mango Boa
Club has had made ior him a, the Honolul
Steam planning Nills, yery pretty model n
new two-oared racing gig. The model shoA
more open work than usually obtains in boe
building, and is o,hsrwise peculiar
The Chinese Christians of Honolulu asseu
BLEED in their nea, little church last night I
welcome home their friend and leach-r VI
+. W. Damon, his wife, his parents and n
new teacher Of Chinese for the Chinese boy
schools, Mr.. To Ting VA. Particulars 10 tn
Press tomorrow.
The Alden Frui, ard Taro Company
Waikiki, Maui, ssids the Guide a neat
packed boz containing an pounds Of dd.
bananas, thin sliced and ready to be cooked
fruit, made into pies or eaten as CO
lection. The banana drying industry deserv
every encouragement.
The San FraHeisco hay and grain ring h
pa, up the price Of hay during the past "
months from SIS. 50 to srs per ton; and br'
from SI4 to SIS. 20 . ton. Oats remain abo
the same as they were. As coaSe9Benc
many Honolulan horses are getting more "a
and less hay than recently.
Among the many good things brodghi bat
'''" VIZ Sp-A'. " beHh-i JpN 'S-i'<' u
Guiding renewed health, accelerated vim Al
Overlooking good na,ure-wers several sets
attractive advertising cards. He broag
down several bushels Of these cards and
already nd Of mos, OF them.
Mr.. George Ashley has been appoint,
book.keeper of the Grove Ranch Plan,a,io
Maui, succeeding Mr.. w. o. Aiwater, resigne
Mr.. Christian Bose, Of Hackfeld 4 Co, 70
to Lahaina, TO look after the hIm's iniere.
there. He will probably be absent seyeI
months. Both young gentlemen leave behi
numerous friends.
The government squeaied and used insu
; inc language in one column fits organ ye.t'
day." said a prorninen, citizen. 90 Bot II
expects people TO believe il Is sincere abo
keeping the Chinese out, II had better ST
, ~inking a, eyasions Of the law. TI1r-Str
Chinese came in directly by the Alameda a
.irty-npo by the Consu-lo. Why Is this thl
Messrs. Ministers"
E The sand bank on Merchant Stree, oPpos
\ the Sailors Home has been narrowed pas TO q
( ,hedeAr public little more ofihe street that
! longs TO them. II has no; been stated whel
er this apparen, consideration IS in fact fos &C
venience Of travel, or whether il is not TO b
ter preserve The sand for the use fof which
! was imported.
| The well OF largest-fow on Oaha, !,
: Ford's Point. Pearl Lagoon, on the land
: Governor Kanoa, leased BY F. Akii,
Chinese rice-plan,er and mill-oxner. Il
3iS fee, deep, and has flow Of 30 incl
from q ~ inch pipe. The mex, iarges, vi
: also on the same property, is AIS feet deep a
hasa 76-inch flow. A well has JUS, been
: gun on the waipio land Of Miss Irene Ii,
' the Eva District. All ihese wells have b
sunk by Mr.. J. d. Arnold.
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