Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-07

you. Why, you were all OF a tremble, and one
could hardly hear you say ! will W 81 will
have more courage and say il louder t+ttime, ="
said the blushing bride. and then continued ;
This is no time TO talk about such matters ;
wait few DAYS. The first thing TO he attended
to is the reception, next the wedding cake, and
then we will GO down to II. +. McTntire &
Bro, Fort street, corner Of King, and purchase
supply Of their fine groceries and provisions
especially one Of those Westphala hams inn
ported direct from Germany by steamer and
riil,'n forgetting an assortment Of their fresh
canned goods and fresh roasted and ground
coiees, as well rs teas and the thousand and
one other articles in their line.
Many OF our residents here, arc doubtless,
familiar with the patent adjustable swing which
is in such general use in the parks and other
public places, schools, residences etc, through.
out the United States. This swing is arranged
to securely seat four persons, in a carriage box,
facing each other, and is propelled Ivy ths
weight and position Of the occupants, who can
.asily regulate the movement Of the swing to
my degree Of momentum desired so rs to
almost approximate perpetual motion. Mr.. L.
Z. Mayhem, carpenter, at No. s., Hotel street,
ias recently introduced the swing to the resi-.
Tents uf these islands and is now prepared to
promptly FL all orders for sam,. A model of
this swing can be seen at his shop, and it, also
IAN be personally tested al the res dences Of
Nessrs. J. II Patty, u. +. Dillingham;, Z. c.
McCandlcsS, and at the Casino. 1t would be
.liiicult to find any article more conducive to
he pleasure and happiness Of our families than
me Of these swings, which are furnished by
Mr.. Mayhem ut a very reasonable price.
| Mr.. Speed wanted to leave the city by the
asst omnibus for Waikiki and, not knowing
when it left, sent his servant to see, saying,
John. go down to odds stables and see
when the last Bus gees, and hurry back and
till me-" John went Oh and did not return
for more than two hours, when he rushed back
into the room all out of breath. Where
have you been all this time ?" demanded the
master. "'B Bus just left, sir-lhis very
minute" was Johns broken reply. Now the
fact was that John Stopped at No. 81, King
street, to get glass Of delicious soda water
furnished there. and was so attracted by the
handsomely decorated room which, Mr.. j. w.
tIing'ey has recently opened in the rear Of his
store, that John forgot all about his GRAND,
and purchasing on. Of those choice imported,
Havana cigars kept by IIngey sat down
in this. room to read some OF the local and
foreign papers, which are there KEEP. constantly
on hand. In fact, Hinge ys." is the place
where you can find everything desired in tn,
cigar and tobacco line
The ether day, man OF exceedingly gentle
manly Appearance presented hims III at the
Office Of the Director of the Police in Paris
saying that he brought certain information
He was asked to sit down. 81 must tell you,
said the director, "that there is pardon. anc
also reward in money for the informers, /
they were implicated in the crime" rs tn,
principal author of the crime included in tn,
ofera" asked the Stranger g Oh, no. wa
the answer. The stranger rose, and salu,inl
the director said: "Then pardon me for hav
troubled YOU" and off he walked before th
chief could offer the man one Of those inel,
favored cigars, manufactured by Mr.. Georg,
Wood who, recently purchased the in,eres
Of Mr.. J. w. liingley, in the late firm of j. w
tlingley & Co and who will continue the bust
ness al the old stand, No. 50 For, street. Mr.
Wood has lately returned from San Francisco
by the steamer Alameda, having made arrange
, ments to increase his facilities for manufactur
ing. so as to keep pace with the growth Of hi
business, and, hereafter, will be prepared /,
supply all articles in his line, at short ro:ic
and at io,p.Sf rates.