Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

menced grinding on last Tuesday.
The Sunday law was violated yester-
day as usual by more than 800 people
A native wrecked his hack on Hotel
street Saturday evening by running
into a tree.
The mate Of the barkentine W. H.
Dimond took tumble on Saturday,
and skinned his nose
Notes on Rev. Mr.. Cruzan's excellent
sermon at Fort street church have been
crowded out until tomorrow.
One of the cars running on the wire
rope at Honokaa got away from the
men and jumped the track Not much
damage
The Waikiki Plantation will COM
mence grinding on the first of Novem-
Der and by December all the mills will
be in operation.
Col. G. w. Macfarane went to San
Francisco by the Zealdndia yesterday
There were also seventeen Chinese went
up in the steerage.
The J. d. Spreckels sailed from Ka-
hului for San Francisco on the 23rd in
slant, with 1906 bags sugar and one
passenger, Mrs. c. H. Willis.
Sunday afternoon lively little scene
occurred in the road between town and
Waikiki in which dispute was settled
with the aid of sticking plaster.
At Paauhau, the wire which was con
nected with the car broke, and the car
with about tons of sugar wentinto the
water breaking the wharf in its descent.
Halemaumau has broken out on
south side running along, on east side
New Lake for a mile more and spread
ing out over large surface. New
Lake also very active.
The Kahului coast has been having
very heavy northerly swell during the
past week consequently the harbors
have been so that work could not go or
butthe sea has now moderated consider
able.
When the steamer Planter arrived
she reported the missionary steamer
Moyufng Star as being off Waimea
Kauai, on last Saturday, coming to-
wards Honolulu under sail The Mor
ming Star arrived yesterday and brings
an interesting report which will be founo
given in full on our editorial column
Manager Walch of Paia Plantation il
making extensive improvement in hi
mill. He has received 10 ton stee
boiler from San Francisco. Next weel
he expects another set of rollers from
the Honolulu Iron Works, and later or
a new ten ton vacuum pan from Boston
After the mill is in running order it viii
be able TO turn out $50 tons Of sugar {
week.
A. Beckwith will take charge of 4
S. Cleghorn & Co store Hio in No
vember Ist in place J. Amartin. 1t j
expected he will purchase the stock o
the store in a short time, and Capt. w
Malson of the Schooner Emma C2aHa,
M viii he q mariner with every facilit,
to do prosperous business with good
direct from San Francisco and be abb
to sell lower than any store in Hilo,
onother oc its eniovahIe n,oon,;obt cor
carts tbis even;ng a. Fmmo Square
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Last Saturday the Mystic Base Ba
Club of the Royal School and tn
Punahou club played match game {
base ball in which the Mystic Club wa
vanquished by score of 20 to II runs
The players in the Mystic Club were
G. Rosa, W, Kino, Luahiwa, 5. Lu