Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.

J. M, Daigle died at $3.50 P. NJ.
yesterday
Gospel Temperance meeting at the
Bethel Union Church at 1880 p. NJ.
There will be special meeting of
the Fremen's Board held next Monday
evening.
The Myrtle Jr crew will commence
drilling this week and the senior crew
will begin next week.
An old native police officer named
Amuo, after lingering illness, died last
night at the hospital.
We have received the September
number OF TIE F,1eRd which will be
noticed in our next issue.
Mr.. M. Louisson is erecting new cot
tage adjoining his residence on the
Fort street side OF the lot.
1t is rumored on the streets that Mr..
Frank Higgins departed for the Coast
by the Alameda last Tuesday
Mr.. Hy. Davis is having the front
yard of his residence on King street
pretlily laid out in tasteful flower beds,
The steamer Zeaandia may be ex-
pected here from San Francisco this
afternoon or tomorrow with dates to
the 10th.
The rumor that the Woodlawn
Dairy and Stock Company had pur
chased Mr.. Henry Macfarlane's 24-gal.
Ion COW is without foundation.
The lot on Fort Street, adjoining
Mr.. Hyman's, is being leveled off pre-
paratory, no doubt, for new residence,
as it is a handy and desirable locality.
AT the business meeting of the Bethel
Social Union, held last Wednesday eve
ming, the officers and various commit
tees we're reelected Tor the ensuing
year.
From TIE Fi1end we are please d to
learn that Mrs. DR. Damon is so much
restored in health that her return to
Honolulu may be looked for at an
early date,
The law library of the late Judge
Benjamin H. Austin was moved from
the Government Building yesterday and
stored in the Office lately occupied by
the Hon. A. S Hartwell.
A procession of some Ia natives
passed along Hotel street about 8 p. NJ.
yesterday, carrying man on stretcher.
Nothing could be learned from them
by our informant, except that the man
was ILL.,
The daily noon meetings at the Y.
NJ. c. A. rooms were discontinued on
the 18th ult, and are now held on
Thursdays only. Due notice viii be
given when it is resolved to renew the
daily communions.
Mrs f. NJ Beckley curator of the
Government museum, has gone &c
Waialua for short vacation, While
there she will be the guest of her cousin
Evangelical Church in Waialua.
Dodds' six -horse-bus took the banC
boys around town yesterday afternoon
to play for the circus. The bus was
decorated with large banners bearing
the following inscriptions in native anC
English Circus to night Freman''
Benefit
The Fire department board me
Thursday night There was full at
tendance, A discussion took place oi
fire alarms. The chairman, Juliu
Asch, appointed members to assist a
the circus benefit for the sick fund las
night.
Mon Ting, shipping agent, is havin
a two-story frame store building erected
on King street short distance aboy
the Station House, Mr.. Ting will rem
the store to Chinese merchants AM
will have an Office reserved for hiWse.
in the rear.
A'it' hA Ni'illNlll) iiato l'bN q i'' h
square window, opening on Fort stree
into the rear of his store. This additions
light is needed in the new clothing de
partmeut which Mr., Mclnerny is abol
to open with large and well selecte
stock of goods,
The Rev. DR. Wills, noted publ
speaker OF the United States, is al
nounced by the FtTina as coming t
this city next January to be the guei
of Mr. ]. r. Warehouse ST. We al
ticipate grand oratorlcal treat on tn
Doctors arrival.
Mr.. II. f. Poor is finishing net
four-room cottage on Emma street nei
School street, 1t will be completed
about two weeks and will be for leas
Mr. Poor's friends have been qui
anxious lately to find ou' what !
intended doing with it.