Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

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tice to entertain any suspicious what
ever against members CT the club i'll
connection with the much regretted
affair
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held this evening
'intheirparlors halfpastseven. Reports
of the local work will be given. Sc
cretary Fuller and Mr. Henry Water.
house will also present report of the
recent California States Convention to
which they we're delegates. ladies Oh
gentlemen who may not be members
Of the Association if interested to hear
Of the work will be welcome to the
meeting.
Mis- Ellen Johnson left her home
last-nght at about halfIpast six O'Clock
to attend meeting at the Y M. c. A.
Up to halfpast eleven the same even.
ing nothing had been heard or seen OF
her. 1t is reported that at times sh,
is afflicted with a mental malady and
it is supposed that during one Of these
attack she wandered in some unknown
direction. Search was Instituted with
the above results. Lateral abou;
twelve o'clock Miss Johnson returned
home alone. She lost herself and wan
dered around Chinatown the whole
evening up to the above time.
The Royal Hawaiian Band, under
the leadership of Mr.. H. Berger, will
give moonlight serenade this evening
at Emma Square, at halfpast seven
O'Clock
1. March--Waapa mana ka Eo. .... Berger
2. Overture--Mozart. ............ Suppe
g. Cornet Polka--The First Kiss. . Neuman
4. Selecton---The Lombardians. Verdi
Hooheno
S. Selection Madame Angot, by request.
g. Serenade-B Before her Window. 49,. NehI
IL. Waltz--See-Saw. ...Crorve
8. Calop--Like the Wind. ......... Faust
Hawaii Pono.
The King held his annual hula on
the Palace grounds yesterday and last
evening. Only natives were allowed
admission foreigners withoutinvitations
were not admitted. The afternoon
dances were attended by the Royal
family and several foreign States
official American Minister Merrill
being among the number present, Mr..
Creighton Of the Ad5e,tisey was also
an interested guest. The native au-
dience was large and enthusiastic The
dancing stopped at six o'clock in the
evening to be continued at half past
seven. An extensive and luxuriant
public nan was given at the Palace.
Festivities will be continued to-day.
The Planters Monkhly for November
has been received, and, as usual proves
to be full Of interesting matter. The
leading article of the number is entitled
planters and the coming Election"
which, while it alleges nothing specif-
cally against the Government, rather
tends to make the coming fight a per-
sonal one on the grounds that "Out of
twcnty-eight candidates who are being
supported by the whole power Of the
Government, twenty-six are Govern
ment office holders, whose living and
whose retention in Office depends alb
solutely upon their unqualified support
of the Administration. The various
plantation notes are full and interesting
as they always are and the other de-
partments Of the Monthly are varied
and we'll sustained.
The Hawaiian Colonization Land
and Trust Company have issued pre-
liminary prospectus setting forth the
mer of the Honolulu, Kahuku, and
Kawailoa and Waimea ranches. The
introduction to the prospectus contains
the following clause "The object and
purpose of this company snail be to
purchase the land and leases herein
after described, also other desirable
property in the Kingdom which may
be offered for sale or lease upon favor
able terms, and sell or suitcase them
for colonization purposes, in lots or par
GELS to suit purchasers, and upon terms
which will make it not only possible
but convenient for those with ge,y limit
ed means, to gain foot hold in this
country" Occasion will be taken here
after to review the scheme at greater
length
They say that the Hawaiian politi
ca. focus is centering upon the labor
question as the planters see it that the
hulas at the Palace yesterday we're helo
to furnished a chapter in the King.
new book that the editorial in the
Planters monthly on planters and the
coming election" was straight from the
shoulder that the person who has beer
writing unsigned letters about Marsha
Soper will get his fins entangled in thu
Government net; tnat the man who
laughs at the doings of the present AID
minstation would most probably bt
! laughed at himself if he we're fortunat,
enough to get into office that the mos
dubious of all events in the way tn,
privy council or police court jury vii
dicide that Mr. Chas Furneaux ha
brought out ihe Honolulu Command
cry, No. X. rs banner wonderfully
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