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

Rev. Mr.. Davis Of Kona, Hawaii,
is in town.
Judge and Mrs, McCully are enjoy
ing their vacation in Kau, Hawaii
Mrs. c. N. Spencer and Mrs. Lincoln
Spencer of Hilea, Kau, Hawaii, came
down by the Hall.
Mr.. p c. Jones and daughter arrived
by the steamer yesterday after pleasant
trip to the coast.
Jamie Wilder writes glowing descrip.
tons of the climate and scenery Of San
Mateo, California
Hon. Paul Neumann will return by
the Alameda. He is now in compare
lively good he alth.
Dodd turned out with his new bus
yesterday to welcome the new arrivals
by the Ma,1posa.
A new platform for the watering cart
was being put in yesterday in front Of
AARNhiSiAio va Oht otAONt
Mr.. Charles Warren Stoddard has
returned from his Alaska trip and is
now at Notre Dame, Indiana.
Mr.. David Beck-a prominent San
Francisco society man, and pillar Of
Trinity Church--arrived by the Mari
posa.
AZ Chinese store has been rehtted
and will soon be opened with stock
new goods on Nuuanu street just above
King street.
Miss M. E. Green is meeting with
much encouragement in her temper
ance work among the natives on the
other islands.
Cholera is said to have reached Ma
gasaki, Japan, and with the opening up
of steam communication it bids fair TO
be brought to our very doors.
Fisheps grand opening will positive
ly take place on next Saturday. The
work Of putting the large stock in order
has been the cause of the delay.
Captain Hayward timed the arrival
of the Ma,Iposa for IL o'clock noon,
yesterday, not far amiss, the noon
whistle sounding as she warped to her
dock.
Some Chinese workmen are engaged
grading and filling in building lot on
Fort street next to the residence of MIR.
M. Lousson at the corner of School
street.
Honolulu cannot boast of the condi-
ton OF her streets lately, the longest
section of the best she possesses is
Richards street from Beretania to
King
The party of legal tourists including
Mr.. w. A. Kinney and Mr.. l.. Thurs
ton, who went to Waialua last week
returned day before yesterday looking
as brown as berries
On Saturday next at u o'clock noon
the sloop Sarah will be sold at the l. l.
S. IS. wharf on account of judgement
and execution in favor of E. r. Ryan
against Peter Larken
The charge of larceny of liquor
against Frank Davis will in all proba-
bility be dropped, as the principal wit
ness for the Crown has disappeared and
is no where to be found.
Consnl-General Mrs and Miss Nc
Kinley, Miss Edith Turton, Miss Edith
Dowsett, Miss Neumann and MIR. G..
w. Macfarlane visited ST. Matthews
Hall, San Mateo, August 2Sth.
The senior Honolulu boat club was
out for practice last evening again,
The boys pulled good oar and it is
evident that they will soon get down to
work in good earnest for the coming
races.
Mr.. ]. j. Hebbard has returned
has returned from a visit to Canada,
where he shivered and shook and
longed for this lotus land, He comes
back, however, greatly improved in
health
Since the publication of our item
yesterday about stone umeke, which q
native curiosity dealer on Fort street
denied was a ,pn knha, he has raised
its price from SIS 10 $40. So much FOL
advertising
Six Hawaians seated in the "market
place yesterday, were amusing them
selves and not few by-standers by
playing cards while waiting perhaps foI
some one to hire them for more profit
able labor,
The steamer James Make having
gone to Kahului with machinery iron
Kealia, she will not return to this porI
before Sunday next, after which she
will resume her regular route to Ki
lauea and Hanalei via Waianae ant
Waialua.