Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-01
LOCAL NEVIS.
The Alameda leaves to.day at noon.

pOiSOulIiH.
The Alameda and Alice Muir leave
port to day. Business will be lively
among shippers.
A fair audience was present last
night at Mr. Joe Wiscman's benefit
given by Flyers Circus.
Mrs A. +. Morris, formerly Of San
Francisco, will open a private boarding
and lodging house on Kukui street.
Mr.. w. II. Chaplin, lately connected
with the Hilo telephone office, leaves
for the Coast by the Alameda to. day
The poet-lariat leaves for.San Fran
cisco to-day. He will ride Pegasus in
California; the bronco don't buck
Judge and Mrs. McCully arc in
Waiohinu, Kau. The Judge is pre-
siding at the term of Circuit Court
there.
&. J. Fishel Is getting ready for a
grand opening at his new fire-proof store,
corner of Hotel and Fortstreets on next
Saturday.
The City OF Brussels store of c. Mi
chaels has removed from the corner Of
Alakea and King streets to Fort
street, one door below Merchant
No. Engine Co held drill last
night at 1880 o'clock on Merchant
street and wet things down between
Fort street and the Post Office.
Hon. Godfrey Rhodes and wife leave
for the Coast to-day. Mr. Rhodes ply
sician has ordered him to try change
Of climate on account of his health.
Mr.. Henry Davis, one Of Honolulu's
youngest and most successful business
men, has purchased the entire business
OF the California Produce and Pro-
vision Co.
BY the new time table of the steamer
w. G. Hall she will leave Honolulu
tor Kau and way ports hereafter on
alternate Fridays and Tuesdays as she
did last fall
Mr.. Jerry Simonson, at the Pacific
Mail wharf has package, which
arrived from the Colonies yesterday
morning, addressed to Mrs. Lillis,
dress maker.
Rev DIR. Hyde left for Molokai yes
terday afternoon on the steamer Moko-
lii He will conduct the dedication
services of the two churches for lepers
at the settlement
If the lamp post and also the gilt
embelished barber pole erected in front
of the Union Saloon entrance, on
Merchant street, is not an obstruction
OF the side walk, what is it1
Eating little porl;ers for which five
dollar apiece were refused, seems
rather somewhat more or less extrava-
CANT AS the "Priyate Secretary
would say-"Oh just fancy"
Mr.. Samuel Parkcr's front gate or
King street has long been dangerously
overshadowed by algeroba trees. Ma
tives. were at work yesterday removing
some of the most threatening Branches
The Post Obit Literary Circle anc
Swimming Club has been holding
another Of its interesting and funny
meetings which will be reported az
soon as the secretary gets his scattered
notes together and wheels them up t
to this Office.
After the fire was put out last night
one Of Merchant-street's most popula
young clerks rushed upon the scene 0
action, hauled off his coat and re
quested the crowd TO allow him to pu
out the FIRE. He was immediately pu
outside the fence.
MIR. B, ~ Wngatc, who has beef
reported at different times as about L
leave the Kingdom, has changed hi
mind, written for his family TO return
here and will remain in Honolulu
much to the satisfaction OF his friend,
until further notice
Mr.. p, Mclnerny has rented and re
fitted the store next to s. j. Leyey 3
Co.'s on Fort street He has divides
it into two apartments and will NOV
his boot and shoe store into one {
them tomorrow or the next day. TIL
other store will be rented.
Those having charge Of the coloniz
ton project are not letting the gra
grow under their feet, but are steadi
pushing the subject into notice
great many letters will 60 forward !
to-day's steamer setting forth the az
vantages of the scheme.
"Will you please hold my dog
said young lady to a Hotel-stre
dude yesterday afternoon, He hel
the dog. over an hour waiting for II
young lady to return, but she came |
more She bad started out to take Il
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