Daily Honolulu press., 1885-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.


Nothing worthy of mention happen
ed at the station house yesterday.
There was some surveying done on
Alakea street near the Hotel yesterday.
The steamer c. r. Bishop arrived
about half past eight last night from
Kauai.
A lot Of machinery all in good order
is advertised for sale in another column
by Mr.. c. Along.
Owing to some unknown cause,
King street seems to receive all the
patronage of the builders.
Messrs. Lewis & Co have enlarged
their store-room by taking in the place
formerly used as lemonade stand.
The regular meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. boys and young men will be held
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock.
Next Friday evening, meeting OF
the "Youug Peoples Christian En-
deavor" society will be held at half
past seven, at Fort Street Church.
The local item in the PRESS, re-
garding the untrimmed tree on the cor
ner of Hotel and Alakea streets, has
been noted and the lower branches
have been cut away.
Nothing has been done to the
schooner Emma since the fire in hel
forecastle last Saturday morning. She
is lying in the same position as she was
when the five boys left her.
Mr.. Toney C. Along will sail fol
China next Saturday by the Lad
HareavoOd. Mr.. Along goes to China
in the interest of the Pepeekeo Planta-
ton and will remain there for severa
months.
"Did you hear the news ?" "No,
what ?" ''Why, big Dan the Feniar
hard-hitter is in town. ''No, you don't
say so--does he hitterhard ?" Well,
we should all smile, but we lock the
chance"
The General Secretary Of the Y M
c. A. of Honolulu, Mr.. S. ID. Fuller
after months absence, attending the
conference held at Napa City, Cali
fornia, is expected to return by the
Maylbosa.
Last evening, the steamer Rha'
took two valuable horses for Mr.. Franz
Spencer, also 4 mules for the Honomt
Sugar Company. Twelve more mules
will be put aboard al Maalaea for thu
same Company.
1t is evident that more chances ar,
given the people of Honolulu, than else
where, to buy at good bargains almos
any useful article--see the advertise
ment in our column of Lyons and Co
hen, auctioneers.
Owing to misunderstanding be
tween the contracting parties IN regar'
to what constituted skif or shore
boat, the hundred dollar match be
tween Thos. Patten and Kauakanu
is liable to declared off.
Madame Wanek continues to CIV
her many patrons ample satisfactloi
in her neat and artistic styles @
hair dressing, and does quite thrivin
business in cutting and shampooln
ladies' and children's hair.
Mr.. Thos W. Willetts, late manage
Of the Pawaa Dairy, leaves for Sa
Francisco to-day per NJ II. Dim0n4
en- route to San Antonio, Texas. II
takes with him the alohas and goo
wishes of his numerous friend,
The subject for meditation and di'
curssion at Fort Street Church praye
meeting tonight will be "Missio
Work, Remarks will be made by M
F Damon, DIR. c. M. Hyde, Rev. "
c. Merit, Mrs. Southwick and Mr.
McCully.
A complete list of water colors, fc
scene painting and the necessary art
cles for the Music Hall are expected b
the arrival of the Alameda. The art
cles will be purchased by Mr. W.
Irwin, who went to the coast by tf
last steamer
A very popular guide for househol
management of disease is book ensitle
"rhe Practical Home Physician" whic
is sold by Mr.. Thos. G. Thrum at &c
Fort street for $3.50, while the agen
canvassing for the same work throughol
the islands sell it for $3.50
The final orders in referance to tt
new mail service are expected by Il
Marp0sa, when a new time schedu
will be published, In all probabliti'
the MarbOSa will lay over until tt
22nd inst, waiting for the Australia
mail, which is due on that date.
Although Honolulu is considered
be one of the most isolated of place
the varied invoices of the best branc
of canned goods, especially excellei
prime red salmon, and -four imported
r a :.