Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-12-21
THE DAILY
LOCAL VIEWS.

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press.
A new board sidewalk is being laid
in front OF HOLSTERS drug store, on the
corner Of Fort and Merchant streets.
Mr.. Frank Winter and Miss Kate
Mossman will be married at Fort-street
Church this evening by Rev. ]. A.
Cruzan
If the steamer Marat0a arrives be-
fore evening, the band will play at the
Hawaiian Hotel instead of Emma
Square,
The band played to very good
audience ON last Saturday afternoon.
1t gives another concert at the same
place this evening at half-past seven
O'clock
The barkentine Eureka, which ar
rived yesterday morning, brought five
Guinea hens for DR.. Brodie. She also
brought one days later news than the
81 Paul.
A report comes by the Planter that
there are three persons electioneering
at Waimea, Kauai, for the Government
party. "rhe combat deepens; on ye
brave" etc.
All members of the Young Peoples
Christian Temperance Union are in
vited to meet at Mrs. Southwick's
rooms, at No. a Adams lane, this even
ing at six o'clock.
A fine oil painting Of the volcano,
copied from painting by Tavernier
by Mr. Geo. Stratemeyer, can be seen
at the store OF Benson, Smith & Co.,
on Fort street.
Our Hilo correspondent writes that
heavy boots, overcoats and big UNI
brellas have been in special demand in
Hilo for some time past, and at present
the rain puts damper on trade.
There was but small audience at
St. Andrews Cathedral at the eleven
o'clock service yesterday. Neither the
Bishop nor the boys of Iolani College
were present. The place Of the regu.
lar organist was filled by a lady.
The merchants who have Christmas
goods on hand have been looking
pleasanter and feeling better since the
sun came out last Saturday. They were
very "blue" until the wind blew in the
right direction and scattered the rain
clouds.
A large audience assembled at Fort
street Church last evening to witness
the Christmas Cantata. The pro-
gramme was carried out very we'll by
the Sunday School scholars. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. J. A.
Cruzan
Flaming posters are about town, an
nouncing the reopening of the Central
Park Skating Rink. AT the bottom of
the poster 1t is announced that Mullen
and Hartman are training, morning
and evening, for the championship OF
the Islands.
"Give me kiss ?" said the Fort
street merchant, as he went home the
other night and took the baby on his
knees He got the kiss and has been
combing 'lasses candy our of his mus
tache ever since Moral Don't get
married, boys
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A Chinaman was trying to steer sick
looking horse up Nuuanu street yester-
day morning. When near Beretania
street the horse refused to go any fur
Their For fully five minutes there was
a good deal of swearing in Chinese,
which attracted large crowd.
The pleasant weather of yesterday
was taken advantage of by several
horseback parties Of young people,
Some went to the Pail, some to Waiki
XII, and large party of native girls and
boys were last seen galloping out the
Palama road. The Road Supervisor is
reported to have remained at home.
A report comes from Kauai, on
very good authority, that native man
at Waimea, Kauai, whose leg below
the knee had been hurt and is mortify
ing, has been refused medical attend
ance. Our informant states that the
Government physician at that place has
refused to send the man to the Homo
lulu Hospital, where he could receive
proper attention.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
a concert at Emma Square this evening
at half-past seven o'clock. The follow
ing is the programme.
Oveture--Part in Dabe. .......... Aube
Song--Reaper and Flowers. ....., Cover
WaltzVienna Bon Bons .,.....,. Straus
Dance The Aborigins. ,............T hier
Mahina Malamalama
"reminiscences Of Auber ,....... Godfre
WaltE-In the Twilight ................Co ot
Manufactures Greeting .,.,...,.. .Faus
March-Malanai me Ali Wela. ..... Berge
Hawaii Ponoi."
The brigantine HeSPerian arrived a
Kahului on the 10th inst, Al days iron
Departure Bay, with cargo OF coal
consigned to Wilder & Co. The pilo
was compelled to anchor her off port