Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-07


Church at 1890 P. NJ.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Khan will sail on Monday, OF
next week.
A Band concert will be given at
Emma Square this afternoon,
The steamer Liekeiieks arrived at
quarter to three this morning.
The sound of the roller coaster was
again "heard in the land" last evening.
Messrs, George Kehoe and c. Coos
have started on trip around the
island
The James l. DoWssH arrived this
morning at half past twelve, in good
condition.
Gospel praise service will be held at
the Y. M. c. A. tomorrow evening at
half past six.
The o. S. S. Mly,p0sa is due from
San Francisco on the 9th inst, with mail
and news dated to the and.
AT Fort-street Church Sunday morn
ing sermon by the pastor. In the
evening union temperance service.
The regular meeting Of the Eclipse
rowing club will be held tonight. This
club turns out at day-break to practice.
The Yosemite skating rink expects
to present champion roller skater to
public view after the arrival Of the MAJ
ip0sa.
The James l. DoWseH became strand
ed at low tide on the reef at Lanai
while stopping at that place to receive
bullocks.
During the meeting of the Kapio-
lani Boat Club last Thursday evening,
the members decided to withdraw
from the association.
Eight different rowing crews we're
making tim. over the bell and spar
buoy courses within few minutes Of
each other at $50 o'clock last evening.
The boat clubs that still belong to
the Rowing Association are the Kings,
composed OF natives, the Honolulus,
whites; the Iolani, natives; and the
Knickerbockers, Portuguese.
Yesterday horse and buggy was
standing on Fort street above Hotel,
with the horse facing the sidewalk, a
passing hack struck the hind wheel Of
the buggy almost upsetting vehicle
At eleven o'clock tomorrow morning
there will be services held, with preach
ing by the Rev. Z. e. Ogge, at the
Bethel Union Church. The subject
will be "Dead" All are cordially in
vited.
Mr. Thos. Wllets, formerly manager
Of the Pawaa Dairy. leaves the Islands
on board the, w III Dimond which is
announced to sail to-day. He intends
to take charge Of a cattle ranch in
Texas.
Evidently the Kapiolani boys int nd
business. They have repaired their
cardboard streak, which was split last
Thursday evening, and have had a new
one put in its place, The boat was in
the water again last night
The Honolulu Club, at late meet
ing, passed a resolution instructing
their delegates to the Rowing Associa-
ton, to move for the resembling OF the
motion that made a "Sehior" such a
pliable and transferable personage.
The NJ, b. c., base ball club will
have practice game at Makiki to-day.
1t was expected that they would play a
match game with the Unknowns, but
that club is DO ,ked {, play against the
Honolulu Juniors at the same place,
this afternoon
The circus will give two perform
ances to-day. Matinee. al. two O'Clock
and in the evening at eight. Although
no steeple-chase will be given at the
matinee, there will be one in the even
ing that is expected to be very ex-
citing. Popular prices
At half past two o'clock to-day the
monthly meeting Of the Missionary
Cleaners will held in the vestry OF the
Fort-Street church. The executive
committee meets at two o'clock. A
letter from Mrs, Rand, missionary in
Micronesia, will be read.
A statue of Kamehameha is on ex
hibition in the store of King Bros |,
is made entirely of koa wood and is ar
exact miniature imitation of the statue
in front Of the Government Building
it was made by German, Mr.
Ouemba, and is for sale.
The Honolulu Rowing Association
does not seem to be the representative
of the boating interests OF Honolulu
three of the organized clubs, the Myrtle
Eclipse and Kapiolan clubs, having IN
structed their delegates from turthe
participation in the providings.
Several young men amused them
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