Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-02-16
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The Bethel sunday School b We picnic
near runahou to-day.
= telephone wire ea, mr .hc Russian
man.ol war 1, Tue lay
Wednesday last. the 18Th instant. va, the
bu,hdsy ri Abraham Lincoln.
There was no meeting OF the slock Breed.
cn' Association las, Saturday night
Rev G. NJ Hyde will lead thu gospel tenn.
pcunre me ra-s OF the Bethel this ,euing
Il ha, been deriI,d to give Nerrrpn, street
auniiom wid,b Of as feet from Musical Hall
to Nunanu street.
M Clan, Nprcckels returns 10 san Francis.
ca in improved health. lie will return by the
Alameda in five weeks
WI Of woai ticks which presumably cs-
capped from Australian sheep recently passing
here have been doing the Town.
There is ONE appropriate ST Valentine,
reading on this page this issue SOME leap
ye,r reading will he printed nev week.
Chief Justice Judd Attorney General Ncu.
mann and Mr. I. NJ Davidson went TO attend
TIC Kauai Itcuij Court last Tuesday.
Professor Alexander gave an interesting talk
on the 5oadan 60 a small bul appraciadye an.
dicne at the reside Of d ] VI. Whitney
near Punahpu
Mr.. Crutan'5 themes Sunday viii be. in the
morning, Gods Forgiveness Universal; and
in the evening a Religion Of Words Us A
Religion Of Life.
The farewell sermon by Rev Father Bou.
chard, on Grace was preached at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral las, Sunday night, to q
large congregation
Telephone communication between Dia
mond Head and this city was cut OF during
the storm last Monday and could not he re.
stored for several hours.
Mr. Frank Bagot, Of the new directory, re-
Gently returned from Hawaii, where he had a
very successful canvassing season, has gone to
kau ON similar Grand.
A third assessment OF So. so share is now
due on Mutual Telephone stock; and as work
will soon be actively begun it is important that
the money be forthcoming promptly
Mr. Max Kohm has painted striking sign
for Mr.. Max Eekart's jewelry store, now occu.
plying the premises where formerly Nh Pres.
ton had his law office and Mr.. Webb his &C.
countants desk.
Mr.. L. ]. Hitchcock, OF IIilo, pays o Luso
IIawaiano the compliment Of saying that it
ought TO be so well circulated as 10 reach every
Portuguese in every plantation in all the ISL
ands-or words to that effect
Music Doctor Berger brought with him the
score OF c. Millocker's "The Begger Student E"
which will shortly be presented TO Honoluland
hearers "under our popular maeSiy0'J peerless
baton" as the usual criticette hath it.
Messrs, Ashley x Wseman have dissolved
partnership, The former carrying on his custom
house brokerage and Wells, Fargo N Co.'S
agency, as before; and the latte. retaining his
real estate and general agency and brokerage
business.
The Alameda will probably return with a
new first officer, new doctor and new stew
ard. DR.. Falconer has a good chance in
prtaloma. C,lifor,io NJ, Hawthorn, ,y;lt
90 10 China Mr. p.,ter MAJ, ,o ;,t,.h,si
ness here
'ap'a'n ROPE OF 'he bn'sh man-oi'war
''"'p'o'i' VINO was kil'eu ny iau nom ms
a handsome stone erected over his grave in the
Nunapu Cemetery. The monument, Of red
sandstone. came by the Kale.
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Wa" W. very was mere III ''So' i s'"o'
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remembrance OF the place is dinner OF roast
dog he had while here
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'V' 'e' summing UP !" "p'oN@ one was
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Jackson is expected. as the work . new in
this region of the gtpbe
i"e n"'e'ih cans ''"eiy no'''' 10 inc u''
P'"'''' ''e' '''"' ''','' OF tue '''N o''''oNe.s
" 'nf Ro's'"''e" n''"'y nave not nee" SUN
e'p"'Y p9''p' ;" returning V''0,n'e volumes
meni library is good nucleus for valuable
collection and ought 10 he protected.
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