Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

COthC vi tue ndCkl1cn as well rs
others are complaining Of the hand
cart nuisance.
A Double Effect at Honokaa is
being erected and will soon be in
operation.
Wednesday the Junior crew of the
Kings Clubs had their "photos" taken
at Jimmy Williams gallery.
The /a0aiam brought to this port
two sick Japanese from Kukuihaele.
They have been placed in the Hospital.
The Chinese gardeners in the vicl-
nifty of Punahou are again complaining
Of nightly steaings from their patches.
Last Tuesday the tubes of the engine
boiler at the landing of Honokaa burst,
and delayed the loading of the cargo for
two days.
The regular Gospel Temperance
meeting will be held at the Bethel
Vestry this evening at half past seven
o'clock.
The Constance brought as passen-
ger Mr.. M. c. Pike from Acapulco.
The gentleman is at present stopping
at the Hotel
A rehearsal was held at the Music
Hall last evening by the Amatuer
Dramatic Company with very encourag
ing results.
Mr.. Woodyear, of Woodyear's Royal
Australian Circus, is expected to arrived
to-day from Waikiki. The troupe will
arrive shortly after.
The bark A6bie Carer, the bark
Ahs Muir, and the brig Courtney
Foyd were due at Sydney, Australia,
on the second of this month
This afternoon from one O'Clock
until five o'clock the British man-of-war
Constance will receive such visitors as
may wish to inspect the ship.
A report comes from Koolau that
the chicken thieves have reached that
part of the Island. The next thing in
Oahu will probably be 'tramps."
"Iti is an awful thing to be fool I"
will be Pastor Cruran's Sunday evening
subject. The usual Sunday morning
services conducted by the pastor.
Yesterday morning about ten o'clock,
a horse belonging to native hackman,
slipped and fell on Nuuanu street,
breaking shaft and portions Of the
harness.
The Rifles held their last prepare
tory drill for to-day's competition last
night. Their dicipline was good and
the difficult manouvres were well
executed.
Yesterday the prisoners were clearing
Fort street just below Beretania of the
great quantity of dead leaves that gave
that vicinity such neglected
appearance.
The Road Supervisor is doing a
good deal of repairing on the streets
and can rest assured that his efforts
are fully appreciated by all. Keep up
the good work.
The engineer in charge of the en-
CINE at the Honokaa landing has the
enviable reputation of being always on
hand when the steamers arrive, never
causing any delay whatever
Mr.. Freddie Grannis, who removed
to the coast several months ago with his
parents, returned to Honolulu last Sat.
urday Freddie states that he has come
back to build up with the town.
The parade and entertainment OF
the different fire companies to be given
Chief Engineer Mott on his arrival
will take place next Monday evening,
provided the Aiameda arrives before
that time.
DIR. Goto, the emminent japanese
physician, who came here recently tc
undertake the great work of curing
leprosy, reports progress, and is conf
dent of making some permanent cure:
within nine months.
The British man-ofwar, Consfann
will sail Sunday morning in case the
Zealandia arrives by that time; other
wise the Constance will stay here unit
she does arrive. The Zealaadia vii
bring several midshipmen for the man
of-war.
The past week has been spent by
young gentleman in Honolulu in count
ing the marriages which have takenplac
in this city during the last year HI
has SO far depended upon his memor.
and the number already reaches owe
seventy-hye.
Reports state that pheasants are be
coming quite numerous again on thl
Island. Several parties made trip t
the top of Punch Bowl last Thursda
and started number of pheasants tina
were in the brush which grows in tn
basin of the old crater