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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

Hiil''"H N'f@'
th p,ancD j. ds,hofpp ai ibs obi
.uaon ilofc vhmf
W., unrb batl lIrlrnh aat Hr,ur, S. co.'s
vhaH db.haW'ng
tbe boith ship Nh.p with tb.tlr. ou,sJ
sd Nauna MATCH w.
The Hawaiian bs,l kalshau,. bsu.s, au,.J
nStu Francisco Match roth
Nnenco .Noope, Ann. N,Co,lo.h. hrusr.
arrived At san tnuu,u Norbiuh
The Nmeosaa la, Hop. rsohtlloo hence
au,.l al ru tuvu.eud Noub tn
IN, Hawaiian la,l lnliu,. Dsu,l, hence.
ui,,d az San Francisco March 10th
The CLAUS sprr,krl,, Drew arrived at san
tupc,,co Ma,tb an - day, uom kahum
rh, american tern lluco,mc. 3, d.,h,te
uI humber ii iht ino. ot tut ~trrt
Nhr American ten Excelsior i, di,,h,rgiur
raaI 90 tb, bu,ol steamship lhebh,, oh,ri
The American hatlsouu, Kii,ap Robinson.
hsu,c, Wu,ci 90 rau rovr,ond March AMI.
spoken, fchmary 10th ~, a. \ Iontt ".
British hatk Clan Grant lom Liverpool lor
Ihi. pou
\ large lo,c and MI schooner p,,.cA the
rou un Wednesday hound a. thr westward. nn
communication was had with her
The whale bark Dawn, arrived hcrc last
"Wednesday in lraky condition. ,hr will &C.
main here lev, about two week, fnr tcpair,,
The uccani, steamship Nam,da is At the
Companies wharf loading ior san Francisco.
i'' which por she will sail on Tuesday ucN.
The British bark Burmah, from Glasgow
ha. doehri At the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companys dock where she !, disehatpng, y
general European ca,eo
The Ftcuch war steamer Kueuelen. iron,
the lower coast OF south America. came uncN
pcctcl into Guaymas on the roth instant. The
vessel was under orders to visit that pnft and
Ia raf Lower California, and To proceed 10
the Sandwich island,
The Chronicle says that the large steamer
l'clI Rock Is still lying idle in close proximity
To the Oakland ferry channel, When it is
taken into consideration that the entire crew OF
this lngc craft have remained on her since her
| ARRIVAL last November, her owners cannot feel
satisfied At her first visit to Nankceland.
Anew York dispatch says that Captain Ends,
now in London, has been requested by Director
General Burke OF the Worlds Exposition to as.
certain the terms ON which the steamer Great
Eastern can be had to bring exhibits from
Liverpool aud serve as floating hotel at the
Exposition wharf until the following June and
then return TO Liverpool with a full catgo
through the jcttie> at the mouth of the MissiSs.
ippi.
\ late dispatch from Bath, Maine, says that
| raynor, who crossed the Atlantic in the dory
City Of bath, has had new dory built Tor HIM
at Georgetown. This is only feet long ON
the keel and u feet over all, feet wide on
top and u inches deep, The boat has cabin
feet long and 10 inches deep and is provided
With two ait tanks made ot tin, to float her in
case she would I'LL or capSi1e. Traynor, who
Is only ~ years old, intends to start in thi,
irail euit from New York on June 10th Tor
| Bristol England. He is to row the entire dis.
lance and hopes to accomplish the journey by
September LIST. His only companion will he
| q cat
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

Miss Helen Severance, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Severance, was seventeen on the
9Th instant. That day being Sunday. her
friends, including nearly all the pleasant young
people Of iiilo, assembled al her parents resi-.
deuce early on the evening Of the 10Th. All
~rfe in white and disguised, they marched
single iile into the house. and completely sui.
pri-cd the young lad, They spent The even,
ing very delightfully."-
A church >oeiAble was held By The eongrega.
zion u liilo Foreign Church, on the evening
Of the iIih. The hol,e selected was that Of
the pastor Rev. Z. Z. Baker The attendance,
As always, was good. There was yarisd
snieaainmsn' and, as usual ample and delic-
ious refreshments Mn. /. Severance AMI
Mr., II. Deacon, sang the pleasing Duet,
Speed my bafk. Rrs. ~ Is Ole,rn read an
original Iiecs shlch he called. Porous Plasirrs.
and re'aasked thar the ienaeily Of our preiair,
vas only eqaalled by Porous Plaster. There
~as hong spelling class. Hon. D. a. Hitch.
cock giving oul ,hewords. lie asl I'd one scholar
90 spell monkey, Sho said Al oncr \. O. L..
n'onkey. M>s Wallace. from MakAuao, Maui,
sane Scotch ballad, Mis- Emma Clark read
a selection from III coast,hip 81 Miles Stand.
ish, N' Charles Di-kie sang humorous &c.
lection. There was THO by c. n. ". Hitch.
cock, Miss Helen Severance and Lryi Lyman :
and annlheg tho by MI L. Severance. {. "a.
Arnold And Chades Diciie. Every selection
s4s husl, Isnis'ed J. An
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

The Alameda came in last Saturday bring.
ing the largest company Of tourists tina, so far
have visited Honolulu OF her cabin passcn.
gers about seven are residents OF Honolulu A
few may remain here, but the majority 60
back by the Alameda next Tuesday; most OF
the Others returning by the Mnriposa on the
9Th proNimo, after visiting the volcano.
Before leaving san Francisco the agents
issued 4 very pretty souvenir of the voyage, in
the shape OF passenger list, giving the names
and residence Of the cabin passengers OF
these 20 came from Massachusetts, ID from
California, ! from New York, 4 from Penn.
sylvania, 4 from Maine, /, from Illinois, l
each from New Jersey, Vermont and England.
rs TO gender, 81 were masculine and 43 iemin-
ine--z5 Of the ladies being married aud 20
unmarried.
Among returned Honolulans were Madame
A. de Soula Canavarro. wife of the Portuguese
Commissioner; Mr.. ?. c. Jones, IT,, resident
head OF the firm of c. Brewer 81 Co.; Mr.. L.
L. Harvey cashier of Allen & Robinson Mrs.
and Miss Ledercr; Mr., L, |. Nichols, the
surveyor and NJ. ]. X. Porter
Among the visitors are Mrs. Latham, widow
OF the late Milton S, Latham, once United
States Senator from California, and for many
years manager Of the London & san Francisco
Rank Mr., Wallace Freeman. of North
Adams, MassachuSetts-Mr Freeman was a
classmatc At Williams College with Mr. 5.
b. Dole; Mr.. Henry l.. Hutchinson, of Oak
land, the San Francisco agent OF Fairbank S
scales Mr.. Thurlow McMullen, San Fran.
cisco society man; MIR. ]. !. Owen, editor and
chief proprietor of the San Jose Mercury
leading woman's rights journal of the
Pacific Coast. Mr.. julius II. Smith, VINO was
associated with Mr.. Fowerdew in the tram
way scheme, returns here in the interests OF
the water inquiry
On the trip over--a particularly pleasant
one--the passengers rendered Captain Morse
and his officers vote of thanks.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
COMMERCIAL.


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us s6,.iofiht Abpsda las, sa,uris,. sinh s.o
fuas'fai 'i,ts' 10th, ssh o,Api bfoaah sd,ire, "
Hih Iunhsi is.ina H suglu quotations. consequently
hasinsss mausr vut u sspsHssfs uo change tom
postous Reports The ondoil certainly Is a9t aus a.
rn,ouaas asni ioi ihsre D. hui, tl b1po ia. imp,a,.
meHi shts iw isaf na,tsis Ut ~, satlt ai. .aufHs
Dvff latss stt.t 800 usrai aad ih. ssi .ilst .f8ps
of Europe aair dotted state, promise q large .n.
rlelss otsi former YIELD, ihs ens, b. tsias ist ssf
o1il, in Cuba sbsw o nun0sI n failure. have hssn
.sul.isd aui % crisis i. sid 20 b.. H,4, ai b4nd fs
.an Ina.'.s nusfia ~ sts,.b i.ib bss tt. fliaaus
. 'dti. ihursHt
Hli,sas. HiHl iiH iis COMMERCIAL .i,r..i 8a =
t'} .Hu,ti low pi,,s u susAf t,shtnsas oi tha
money naftsi md general diafusi az arrsstaiing
rif' iitni may Involve al trsn,he, ~ huslnsts A.
aague Rodriguez 4 Cos ,ugs, s,ppnsts, have hiisd.
The labihies exceeding t1,01.os, a. Catdlps.. 81,
ayes Co banking and commission ms,,han,- slsa
engaged In sugar sspo,tins have suspended being
hss,il, Involved IN The failure n Rp.nsust Nutst
laf iuhns ere in iln,uliiss II hong .ianimg TIE
sugar market sdeprr,-s ~ -,4f,y n 80 ", ssp"rs.
many OF vhom have failed during tts lb., iss .aH
One or two othsr iants IN Havana as regarded ~uh
iiatust
The Australia on Monday brought two da,s istsf
nsvs The bulletin II The 18Th fepo't- sale, ~ .s4
bags l'v grade ,'llo~ sus" Al ~ - oNo snd rn1
bss, ~ iiaeaiao nee sold ~ 90, o. ds,Nns
The foreign auiyal, sufe our lat ISSUE hove bsru
nee BOD embrace, beside. the tao steamers mentioned
above, the steamer Gay of fotio from China viii ,ss
Chinese, Tho E,essor from New,a.tls siih GOAL. The
lmnnah. from Glasgow. pnh ~ sssoHed cargo u
| staple goods, and The Con,uelo from San Francisco
s,ih bsf usual freight II assorted merchandise. Ne
cargo ~ tnal Ia the totetistapd Steam ka,tv.tt,a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

lanea has heen ycry aetive OF latc.

kilauca has been very active Of late.
There were refreshing showers at Kohola
last week.
6 a good tailor with small stock OF goods is
much needed a, Hilo writes a correspondent.
4 fire was reported at Hanamauu. Maui,
las, Sunday, in which Is acres OF cane were
burned.
Copious showers have prevailed at llilo and
planters are in hopes soon to he able to grind
again As usual.
Waiakea Mill Co. is making from IS to 10
tons OF sugar daily, not that amour, weekly
Is was stupidity made to appear in copy OF
the Press short time since
On Tuesday, German said 10 have re-
Gently come into the employ of the Halawa
Mill, went down To Mahukona, in charge OF
some sugar. Falling between the cars. he was
run over and instantly killed.
|, is said that the Gilbert Island laborers are
liked at Waianae, Oahu kipahula and La
''N''''Nt +''~H' iNsuf iashNai AhN MUM,
Kauai. and nj no other plantations. While
the men from the New Hebrides - though
Ihreacherous--ar generally considered good
workers.
The Advertiser is authority for the state
ment that Mr.. F. NJ. Butler took his de-
pauure on the s. :. kinau for Hilo last
Tuesday, Mr.. Butler has contracted with the
government 10 construct eight bridges in the
district OF Hilo, and will commence work at
nnte on the Honolii Gulch."
"Nisitors are coming in large numbers to
liilo 10 visit the great crater and ii is hoped
they will be well used by the manager al
kilauea. lie wishes every one to 60 to his
place by way of the other side Of the island OF
Hawaii but HiIo has a history and people
will visit places Of interest, the manager OF the
volcano house cannot stop people from coming
TO liilo even though he may built rail road,
writes an indignant gentleman who has prob
ably been misinlonmed as to just what Mr.
london means. The 'besi route to the vol
cano IS no, We, definitely decided upon.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
PASSENGERS

Our loe ssngsr list for this uesl !, auavoidahly
omitted,
From san Francisco PEI pi,enyriy, March az
Frank c keatheid, " y Dnond, ! l. fnrsia, 8 A
hrokan and wife, : Edison. l. A bnadAge. " Ret
cline.
From San frausisfy. per Con,uslo. March a. ~
Babooek n Bianlnaan. c A pond,, y a Suaiian, 4.
q Bingham. Burke. Mcintosh
n~.e, Mn o~sa, " ~.-pa, "a J .sialains, 80
X Mckinson, Ms, Nekinion. Nj, de housA
Nas.saso, PC tonss, H., Mss ie,isrer. ,ang hief
and intact, Mo las hetofd Miss | Me1 I'D Ms, b
Mstosd, Ma DIV iiaaisr, M.sa Harrirr, L Harvey,
Mn y i.laks, b : ksnl.ll, c " Meti, Julia, II
smith, Mr.. ! n smith, q W AisfNond. lohn White
y Sishol,, u Coilsners, Mis- " T. Sails'aafs,
Mi,, 4 " Dyer, Ms. II pyrr, wsilac- Freeman,
Ma, " fFrsman, rhuilow MeAullrn. Mn Ei.iaa :
Latham. Mrs " prass. Mis- Pratt Mr. J II
FISCHER. WIN . hs4ih fH fordsu. Mn. 4 n itDedsu
g G Ha.men, Mn & G iiarmsn, her.os Nonh. An
" >nih. " l. iiuichnson, Mn " l. Hutchinson,
Ms WAnd,sorth, Airs h Dunbar. Ais. a !
Haishs'is, ! y Rice, A q Van Mis- n l. Jacobs, "
y fsn'ss,, Miss { he~s, A u iiail, Mis- " Mar.
MisA Aisiesseo, Ds " Aejrr-.a. W hn.h. Nl,s
y Ross, Alfred f,.en, ] y q. q, Mn ! y Galr.
,laAsf sole, Ms I i~'t, A whitaaa anl ~iis
Mn 7 whilE,sn is4sf whsls., Ms. whaasaa
Ms, = Ione,. X refiss. M j A Snnh, Mis-
ssah. n.Dk CAM. " u Nsroa. X vdlsi,.nea,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

uHhu pup.e. closet %. White, frtm With
Inn. ,h,uu.tl ,,u,s,. a. Tuesday aust
up'U lH lru. of artist. ugfolun ih, ever
a.s. v5r. Ed, lm ah-id of an, exhibition. ol
iht kIuI rr,uu weave. o, nfl, 600 win the
surHg,f sat nus ei delight tom lhy sp
pesu.,. uliu,, M, platform moteii l,
u.I. v.h lb. btN rlan muuag, fhr munEtrl
trpIHas, removed. and the mujl., hue of
do. uwt wall iu lhe rear l.,l ont NJ sight n
20. teHHy Ut the lrm, tud dov-r,. which tho
N,v,, Dickson ud R,uloo bti iaelcnlIy
abhfrj u godtbis. or Wuupcl iu ,omr tlr
GAM owbob, d.ign The programme ea,
I'D ua the tight length To satisfy without
Iv,ay,rg, aud carefully arranged that the
utiel, which give HARM a, well o., rttel To-
Excited emotion, enhanced the pleasure Ut
lc'sd by the ,r,cui piece. individually The
,hou. singing b, IN, school and the rlcc club
showed Nr. llmhtl classical taste. n the
SELECTION as well a. ,ucmi tanning IN The at.
lon,, AMI w, effectiveness, vt the rendering vi
/ lh. several songs There W., ne exhibition ul
ANY scholars proficiency In instrumental
music mu {. well known iha, the musical
I departments which rrluitc, Mr llanord',
whole tuJ, b. A. well advanced in proficiency
and lbomughus.,, @, Is The teaching Ia tn, ut.
dwaIy work ul the Jdlcgr Course vi studies
uulrI N, and Mt Merritt aud N, Saplotd.
Nomr uf he rtluuous were most admirably
rendered. Il was encouraging TO note the
promise rt future achievements in those who
made their inst attempts.
Young Mo,,mon> Addrc,, tn the Noun
mins Mis-, Annie Clcghom's Apnsirophc To
the Ocean, Horace Chamberlain, yigurou, de.
clamalton OF the Moo,s Revenge May pil.
lnghamS impetsonauon OF Josiah Allen,
wife, and Nellie Wa,cthouse's recital Of Abrn.
ham DavcnpouS puritanic devotion to the
duty nj the hour, all showed individual excel
leneics only made more marked by Mrs,
Mettiu's careful training, The quiet dccomn
ui the school was something phenomenal, and
the whole appearance OF the pupils was
marked 10y great refinement OF tone and man
lcs,ionnl skill could so beyond Miss lIcssi,
| DickSon's recital Of How he saved St Mich
ael'S The original compositions were care
! fully studied like Kate Rogers description o
Rocky Hill or ingeniousy wrought out, lik,
| Horace Halls account of his Trip TO tn,
! Moon, and Mary Hilehcock'S revised version
Of that unvcmcious narrative OF written ~
! spnghly and learnedly a. il for the 'llawaiiai
Monthly, ike Miss May Mheron's "Cramb,
rauy. To the many visitors, not the least
attractive features were the ornamental dc
signs. which under Prof tuncauS's instruc
ton the drowing-class had put upon the black
boards. The day. the crowd, the exercises, al
conspred to make the occasion most marked
success.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

..t. -, "
''''N'' WI
Wv '''t' SUNDAY 'hI l'me stephen o.
"'! ."''Nn oman expressed ihr opinion ihat
''''''"'n w Nmef'' VIII fcnlef b. impoNihle
'o' any ''h'no' 9" yie" 90 England demand
w ''A''' To ''n'm'' 'g''''"'f
The Constituent A...,,l,t, "a, r,,, b,. 80,
ted tis tfs,t, az r,,,, ,,,t, ,t1. Nfhu...
amy. however. !, s,pl s,tl,, ..,,,.o .t., -
! Lima. Thi. arm, ,,,it .,.., .,,,t..,t Nth.
WeN hk,ly the Peruvian. ,,,ll sb,., ,..,,
eon.titpsn, ,.,,e,hi, ami t...t,..., AN
rbsp ANAL, ,,,, ia ,t,,, EN-,
return and tai, ia, ,,,,,,., ,.ts.,,u rt,
v,u p,,t,,bt, t,, u,. b.., ,ti,, ,., 49,. 49,.
me-, ,o p,,t Penn. Conceal f.,..,,.,..., a,
o,,b ,l ,ts,e =. p,o,,.,,,,t r,...t.o, o..
~, ,,,,,,,, ,i,, 49,, t,.,.., ,.t.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
me Go,,,o,, Celehrotion

Last Saturday, the S7th anniversary of the
German Emperor's birthday was celebrated by
our German residents at the German Club.
II the original programme might have been
carried out, the festivities would very pleas.
antly have reflected both the patriotism and
the good taste of our German townsfolk. The
weather clerk, however, had for the occasion
an anti-Geman grudgc, manifested in the
most copious and continuous downpour Of the
season. The result was bitter dsappoint.
ment, moi only to the Germans but also to
their friends Vet in spite Of all drawbacks
the day particularly the evening hours, held a
great deal Of pleasure for all who participated.
Consul Glade received his official and bust.
ness friends al the consulate. between II and
! O'Clock. a cold luncheon was served. at
which German dishes predominaled,
The garden party in the afternoon was, of
course, failure, although the band played
delightfully."- for those assembled in the club
rooms.
Except IN poin, Of attendance the ball in the
evening was success about sky ladies' and
nearly twice a. many gentlemen were present,
including the king, who WIS also present
during the afternoon. The affair was
thoroughly select and thoroughly jolly.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

Captain Augusta, Brown, who came up on
last Mondays train in an unconscious condi
ton, died a, his home here yesterday morning
at seven o'clock. The captain was interested
in several vessels sailing between San Fran.
cisco and Honolulu and went to san Fran.
cisco week ago Tuesday on business con.
nccicd with the same, intending to go to
Mendocino the following Monday. On Sun.
day his wife received postal card from him
stating that he expected 10 start for Mendocino
the next morning. Sunday evening, however,
he was taken suddenly Ill., and took the Mon.
day morning train for his home here Some.
where between Oakland and Vallejo Junction
he became unconscious, stating to a fellow
traveller just before passing of that he was
from St, Helena and his name was Brown.
From this ihe train hands were enabled to
bring him safely to his destination, where
loving hands were ready to receive him, and
he was taken to his home in Logan's Addi.
ton. Here he received every possible care,
being attended by three physicians, one Of
whom was with him all the time he never re-
covered consciousness, and finally passed
away at the hour named. Deceased was
related to George A. higgins by marriage,
Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Brown being sisters
an aged mother and brother, Eugene
Brown, reside at Mendocuo City, where the
latter has been engaged in the general mer-
chandise business for years. Captain Brown
was 81 years Of age at the time Of his death
He had resided in St. Helena about a year.
but being of a retiring disposition made few
acquaintance. He was one of Gods own
men, and his loss will be deeply felt by all
who knew him Tie suddenness of his
demise has awakened the sympathy of all for
his widow, and his reatives here and in Men
docipo. 81 AtE,a star mn jys,ayi
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

iOf Das Rols paish Nl.i taeis. tsssn D.
l4ipwE .ifuai'd in aiana ~ tasnsHs's tsisin4 -.
iuss ~ 900 asfr.
lpf KaIo and Eah Land. s,tu4i. ~ he sa4
ainF - tlis atfeain adlDiunR apsra q is tulssns
q. faa ~ AH aofe.
iOf kal1 and kaia iaod. ,iuais ~ ~ sea
banb q he Ufcau ~ w. junction wih he ssA and u
'f9ped w fhs publit flat ss.fa3 sores
LOt Kaig ant Kula Land, situate IN ~.
weston sids n Waialua. adjoining puaahua - ~.
fol acres.
IOf sKuia Land stnais iH ihs msnba part a
Waialns ~ i'tuo aacs
,LCI Mountain land compiling ih- Hpp.r PAT
4 Waisim' i41 yg1o1 affes
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
Merchant Vessel, Now in por,
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports

BREMEN Ger. bL. SPiCA ..................Ho HOLMAN
Due April io.t5. Hackfeld q Co., agents.
JALUIr, Haw. sch. juLIA. "Trip
now due A. +. Cooke, agent
LIVERPOOL, Brit. blk. CtAN Grant. Wilson
Due June go
NEw YORK, Am. bk. AnBE CARVER. =. Pendeton
Due, April so-a5. Castle & Cook agents.
NEWCASTLE, N S W, SIR Wa. WALLACE. 1......
Loading Feb. :. Wilder < Co.. agents.
BosToN, Am. bl ANY TURNER ......,... Newell
due June is c. Brewer & Co., agent
MICRONESIA, Am. bgtnc. MoRstsG STAR. Garland
Due March 2s-so h. o. Hall & Son, Agents.
PoRT GAMBLE, Am tern DoRA BLuHM ------
Loading February 40, H. Hackfeld x Co.. Agents
HosCKosG, Brit CRUSADER. .....--------
Due April Is, II. Hackfeld 4 Co., Agents
SAN Francisco, Am bktne EMMA CLAUDIA, Maison
For Hilo. Due April Is
SYDNEY, y NJ s Cry or SYDNEY. ....... Dearborn
Due April -, Haesfeld & Co, Agents
NEw CASTLE, " w, ---....,....,...Jo ohm Smith
Loading February ~. W. C. Irwin Agents.
NEw CASTLE, w, HEsrER..,.. .......,........
Loading February ~. -, Agents
LIVERPOOL, Brit 5. Cry or PARIs, ........------
To sail March 18th, g. W. Maefarlane, agents.
SAN Francisco, Haw bk kALAKAuA. .,...... Miller
SAN FHAscisco, Am schr CHAs. HAssoN Sprague
Due April $40, II. Hackfeld & Co, agent.
YoHoHAMA, Brit 5. :. ARABIC. ..............------
Due April 7, H. Hackfed & Co, agents.
YoeoHAMS, Am :. 5. CRY or PEKIsG. ....,. -------
Due April %, H. Hackfed x Co. agents.
DErARTuRK BAY, Am Blk ELsisoRE. ..-...... Jenks
due May rs, II. Haekfeld & Co. agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am = $. MARiPosA. ......... Howard
Due April 8, w. g. Irwin Co. agents.
SAN FRAScisco, Brit = s. ZEALASpIA. Webber
Due April 30, II. Hackfeld & Co. agents.
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fiatapaia. Hfsf thr f4.hasi. aHd tiIsinHg Afnatal
e. ~
tDf .kss isad aai hillside. ~ ihs saai .iis II
hHfHpsia. Heu rIs uIaai ali siIFiHHE eiBbi
5ff41 affsf.
ipi Conc hai4 iah Pasiufs tiaI 1s obs sea
.d' = ihs manta pen ~ Hakapih, adfiaiHz
A4maiFH as Yf.ta4 Hfsf.
Lpf no maats rJffias N Natsp.l4 msai,
sas.tifGd iJy aaes
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
SATURDAY. PRESS

Publication aU5s sft - Merchant su,r. 40.
todsl rceus At - tott tfrtt
unsrIihtr aud Nivc,usela srI Fisasr ati,ess
fNo$ % tHHuN, ruhhshs, sai Proprietor
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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29
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M. lhories IL. Christie.

Many reade3S of the Press may remember a
young man who came oul with Captain Fergu-
son some time since, bringing " Black Angus y
cattle for Hon. ]. |. DowSett.
Papers from St. Andrews tell of n fancy
dress ball given at the opening Of the new
| recreation hall there. Mr.. c. X Christie
who appeared in full Hawaiian costume, with
large spurs such as the natives use here, and
leis around the hat and neck--wore one Of
the most striking costumes on the floor.
|, is heard from a private letter that the
native costume was very much admired, and
the lcis-which were'found very Difficult, 10
make--were thought particularly pretty.
Those who knew Mr.. Christie when he
was here will be glad to learn that he is fully
restored to the enjoyment Of health and the
vigor of all his faculties.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-03-29

There is some prospect Of a concert troupe
coming here in July Whether it comes or
not, will depend ON the amount Of subserip.
tons that can be raised here. Manager
Allison. of sydney, has engaged the celebrated
violinist Renenyi, who, with iige other people,
will probably leave san Francisco late in
June. Mr.. Allison told Judge Bickeron and
other citizens Of Honolulu that, provided a
reasonable subscription would be raised, the
troupe would be allowed TO come on the
Mariposa OF Alameda, and remain here two
weeks.