Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-03
LocAn VIEWS.

Next week Major H. c. Dane Of
Boston will give series Of lectures at
the Y. M. C. A.. Hall.
Mr. James Castle and family are
rusticating at Waikiki for month, in
MIR. W. w. Halls Cottage
Engine Co. No. held business
meeting last night in their audience hall
at the Engine house on King street
The Government, It is said, will fix
the Insane Asylum road some time
this perhaps, 1t oKghf to be
fixed before election.
The rubbish around Fishel's new
store was removed yesterday and the
building now presents neat and at
tractive appearance.
People miss Mr.. Berger and his
boys during their vacation. The de
parture of the Aiameda Tuesday
seemed almost gloomy without "Aloha
De-"
There win be Regular Meeting Of
the Trustees of the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room Association, at the
Library Hall, this Evening, at 1890
o'clock.
The circus gives performance for
the benefit of Kaumakapii church to-,
night. 1t will be given under royal
patronage and deserves 10 be largely
attended.
A salute was fired from the shore
battery at noon yesterday in honor Of
the birth day of II. r. H. Princess
Lydia kamakaeha Liliuokalani (Mrs
Dominis.)
At the regular monthly meeting Of
Engine Company No, held last night
the foreman appointed Mr.. E. R. Ryan
on the FIRE police force in place Of
Charles Smith.
Mr.. Lyons Of Lyons & Levy has
moved into Mr.. Campbell's large house
Beretania street lately occupied by
Mr.. S. Roth, who has moved into his
new house on the plains.
1t would be fitting if our police force
would chase the struggling Cinnamon
away who hang along the sidewalk
"waiting for something" on Fort street
above the residence of Mrs. Love.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas states that the
new Police Station will be finished in
about ten weeks. Work will be re-
sumed on the return Of the Hlaweaa
which will bring the finishing materials
Tuesday afternoon native boy was
seen leaving the residence of Mr. f.
Brown on King street; shortly afterwards
sum Of money was missed from the
house, which, it is supposed, was taken
by the boy.
Mr. Willie Smith, at one time an EN-
ployee on the SATURDAY Press, has
bought out the cigar and lemonade
stand on Hotel street next to L evils 4
Co.'S grocery. Willie keeps good cigars
and cool drinks.
The new Chinese club building on
King street will be completed in about
six weeks. The walls Of the second
story are almost finished and the from
wall of pressed brick presents hand
some appearance.
Mr.. j. H. Patty sent fine three-year-
old Hereford heifer to the Kawailoa
ranch yesterday evening. This ANNA
was imported several months ago from
the New Zealand Stock and Pedigree
Co., and is valued at $35.
The sidewalks in Chinatown are il
q deplorable condition. Iii. would dc
any good, the attention of the authors
ties would be called to them. AS it is
mention will not be made. Let then
go, j. e. let them r. l. P. up.
Mr.. B. F. Dillingham; brought some
samples Of coffee plant into this office
yesterday morning which be gathered
from the Woodlawn Dairy ranch
The plants were fresh, vigorous, anc
full OF green berries, Mr.. Dillingham;
states that coffee was once planted OF
the ranch and now grows wild OF
the ridges and in the gulches,
Genial Bob Dickson OF Kawailo
ranch paid Honolulu short visit Sat
urday and remained with us until Mon
day evening, Come again Bob ant
call at this office the fine lunch yo'
gave us hungry scribes that day at tn
ranch house will never be forgotten,
The famous irish bull follows III
star OF civilization westward Yester
day afternoon acknowledgements
rushed into his fathers store on a
Grand and shouted (" Has my fathe
been here since he went out last ?"
Mr.. H. Barber, the proprietor of tn
Saratoga House has been quite i'll Sine
last Sunday 1t is to be hoped that hi
smiling face will be seen among hi
guests ere long Mr. Barber IS III
heavy weight Of the Post Obit Llterar
Circle.
The steamer Likelike will sail he
trial trin TO-DAY Mr. Wilder has il