Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-16
LOCAL NEWS.

H. B. M. S. Satellite arrived at the
port of Hilo, Hawaii October I2th.
The Hon. Mrs. Kapena, is lying
dang erously i'll at her residence on
Nuuanu street.
The Royal Hawaiian Agricultural
Society will meet at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening
Goodyear's Electric Circus is ex-
pected here from Samoa via San Fran
cisco sometime next month.
1t was quite comical to see Tommy
Lucas run Mr.. Marcos down the gang.
plank, previous to the departure Of the
Manbosa, at noon yesterday
There was a wild rumor on the street
last night that the Merchant street dude
played barbarous joke on one Of the
ice cream proprietors on Hotel street.
Word is brought from Hilo that a
native boy was thrown from horse
last week near that town and was
seriously injured.
The hackman who lost the nut of
his wagon wheel last night, on Bere-
tania street, can have the same by APP.
plying at this office and proving pro
perty.
The steamer RilaHea Hon brought
down small boiler from Waiakea, to
be repaired. 1t will then be shipped,
when done, to Puma, and used in a
saw mill.
1t was a sad sight yesterday morn
ing to see Fort street dude trying tc
coquette with his own shadow on the
sidewalk. Even native came along
and said "Dah !" at him.
The steamer Ma,IboSa got away on
time and in fine style Yesterday. The
band was present and the usual number
of Hawaiian leis were hung upon de
parting citizens and tourists.
Mr.. John Buckley, the senior part
ner OF the Fashion Stables, is now or
his way back to Honolulu on sailing
vessel. Mr.. Buckley will bring dowr
several new horses for the stables.
Young Peoples prayer meeting in
the Bethel Union Lecture room this
evening at 7 o'clock. All young people
are cordially invited to be present. Mr.
Jonathan Shaw will lead the meeting
The nuisance in the neighborhooc
of Hotel street and Adams lane, was
reported as in full blast again last night
The residents near there are complain
ing and something ought to be done.
]. Stay, one of Honoluu's hack
drivers, left on the Maribosa yesterday
He speaks hard of the hack business
in Honolulu, and says for the last few
weeks he had just about made his salt
It's too bad, boys.
A dray, while passing along Nuuanl
street yesterday about noon, ran int
the parapet of the first bridge, >withou
doing any damage however The drive
was violating one of the ten command
ments at the time it happened.
Twenty-Five cents each will be pait
for a few copies of the SATURDAY Pres
of October q, 1884 to complete files
They can be left at the PRESS PUB
LISTING Co.'S office, on Merchan
street, or at T. G. Thrum's store on For
street.
David Moehoenua, who was t
leave on the steamer Marposa yester
day, and to occupy some position il
connection with this Government il
San Francisco, has postponed his tri
until next steamer, by the order Of tn
King.
George Buckley, hack driver, ono
in the employ of the Fashion Stables
who lately served out a four month
sentence for being implicated in
watch stealing affair, went to the Coas
yesterday by the Marip0sa. His pas
sage was paid by charitable citizen.
Mr., Themes Brown OF the Lam
Office celebrated his 49th wedding da
yesterday. His many friends congratu
late him, both on his own happiness an
upon the honor he has bestowed upo
the Hawaiian Kingdom in leavin
worthy sons to take his place in activ
life.
At the Bethel Monthly Concert 0
Wednesday evening, Prof Bates {
Punahou, illustrated the map; Mrs +
F. Parmelee read poem on the snort
American Indians" subject OF tn
evening; and Mrs B. f, Dillinghai
contributed very able and interestin
paper.
The report comes from Hawaii, thu
the Chinese stores sell most of tn
liquor there. 1t is said to be usele'
for white men to compete with Chimes
merchants for the reason that tt
Chinese sell their goods at cost an
make up the profit on the liquor the
SELL All brands of spirits are sol
openly throughout the district witho,
licenses and can be bought at al
time at from 81 to 81 per bottle.