Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
LOCAL NEWS.


A Chinese laundry wagon collided
with telephone post on King street
yesterday.
The melon growers in the vicinity OF
Pawaa still complain of depredations in
their patches.
The mortuary report shows seven
more deaths this month than occurred
in September of last year
In the Civil Court yesterday Ka
maka was brought up for deserving the
contract service OF the |. I. S. N
Co. and was remanded until the
9th inst.
We are requested to state that the
Missionary Cleaners Society will meet
in the vestry of Fort-Street Church this
afternoon at halfpast two o'clock. A
full attendance is requested.
Captain Fehlbehr tried to coax Joe
Wiseman's sign away from the door
yesterday, but the indignant sign re-
fused to be mashed and punished the
giddy captain by falling on his toes.
Yesterday afternoon a native was
wheeling a hand-barrow loaded with
grass houses around town which
lie offered for sale at SIS apiece
and $25 for the lot. Generally house
costs more than the lot.
AT Fort Street Church tomorrow
the Lords Supper, baptism, and ad-
mission of new members. In the even
ing sermon will be preached by the
pastor on "Where the River there the
Life" A cordial welcome for ALL
During the cricket game yesterday {
good many of the British sailors were
riding around the grounds on horse
back One of them gave the usua
circus performance by giving "lurcl
to port" and meeting the earth in hi
descent.
At the Bethel Union Church to
morrow there will be services will
preaching by Rev. E. c. Oggel, thu
pastor. Theme in the morning
"Christ All in ALL" Subject in thu
evening ga Great Discovery" AL
are welcome.
Yesterday afternoon some native
held hau out the Palama way anC
the natural result was that every hal
hour or SO two stalwart policemen
could be seen escorting a discouraged
native citizen to the crest for the weary
on King street.
The Ratonalia is the title of new
paper started in Auckland The pape
is published weekly and devoted t.
freethought. 1t is edited by "Ivo,
whoever that may be, and No. l, con
tains 70 pages chiefly devoted to TIN
Pail Mall Gazette exposures
An address will be given by Mr.. f
w. Damon at the Bethel Uniol
Church tomorrow morning, at
quarter to ten o'clock, on emission
Work in China" All are cordially in
vited to be present. Mr.. Damon is al
excellent talker and is thoroughly cor
yersant with the subject in hand.
There is rumor ahoat that Kin,
street store sent native employee on
ashort time ago to collect bill amount
ing to something over hundred do
lars, and that the native forgot to re
turn with the money. There is
strong suspicion that the "hy" clerk lei
for the coast on the K7ikitat, which LEI
this port about that time.
Mr.. A. +. Cooke informs us that tn
schooner Ka Moi did not leave Pc
hoiki for Honolulu as generally SUI
posed but she went outside on az
count of bad weather, and when tn
weather would permit she was to r,
turn and take on board load of WOO
for Honolulu. She is provisioned ft
a month, as that coast is noted f
calms.
The steamer c. x. Bish0b receive
message by telephone at Waialua
return to Honolulu Immediately, an
she arrived here yesterday mornin
discharged her cargo and left yesterda
noon to be gone ten days or two weel
on cruise for the missing schoon'
Ka Men, The steamer James Max
will take the Bish0bs freight and w
sail this morning at eight o'clock.
The Band will give a compllmenta
and farewell concert to Profess,
Julius Herr, this afternoon at A.;
o'clock, at Emma Square. The folio
ing programme will be played;
Trumphal March--"R ienz" ... Wagn
Selection-"F Dutchman" 49, Wagn
Chorus and March, annhauser" Wagn
Seleetion--"L ohengrin". ..........W agn
Seection---''The Walkuere" ...... Wagn
Selection" Siegfried ......"..W agn
"Aoha De-" 'Hawaii Pono"
Prof A. p Demers, the champiC
roller skater of the world W
arrive here on the steamer Ma,
bOsa next week. He has be-
engaged to appear at the Yos
mite Skating Rink, and it is unde
stood will give a series of exhibitions
this popular resort Prof Demers h
been the manager of the Olympic
Rink at the corner of Suffer and Jon
streets in San Francisco, where he b