Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-12

There will be masquerade at the
Yosemite skating rink on the a4th inst.
Mr.. Joe Wiseman put up brand
new, red sign at his cigar stand yester-
day afternoon.
Mr. Charles Nicoll and wife (nee
Miss Lack) are spending their honey
moon at Waikiki.
Dodd now runs midnight bus to
the Marine Railway to transfer the
night shift Of workmen to and from the
KHAN
One of the evidences of Chinese
prosperity is restaurant sign on Hotel
street which reads "Parsian Restaur-
ant, Lam Kow."
The Oceanics and the Benedicts will
play a match game of base ball this
afternoon at half past three o'clock on
the Makik diamond.
In the Police Court yesterday, A. J.
de Silva who was remanded from the
10th inst. on charge of malicious in
jury, was tried and discharged.
The child of Joseph Philips, an en-
ployee Of the Pawaa Dairy, died yester-
day morning at Palama, 1t was less
than four days old and died of weak
ness.
The nights are becoming cooler of
late, the oldest inhabitants assertion to
the contrary Notwithstanding, that the
climate is the same here all the year
round
The fall term of the Fort St. School
opens on Monday, the 18th inst. All
patrons of this school are requested to
have their children there on the above
mentioned date.
His Majesty was pleased to decorate
Mr. Charles Furneaux yesterday with
the Order of the Chevalier of Kapio-
lani, for his services in advancing the
interests OF Hawaiian art.
Jim Shane's tom cat with his tabby
went to have their pictures taken last
night, and while waiting for the artist
they gave vocal concert on the fence,
which was loudly applauded
Bethel Union Church services to-mor.
row. Sunday-school at GAS A. M.
services with preaching by Rev. f. c.
Oggel the pastor at II A. M. and 7:3c
P. M. All cordially invited.
The melon crop in the Kona Dis
trict of Oahu has been ruined by the
late rains. Chinese beyond Woodlawr
are blowing up their fields, and turning
over hundreds if not thousands of half
ripened fruit.
Several of Mr. Berger's boys were
late yesterday at the wharf when the
W. G. Hall went out. When they
came Mr.. Berger said something tc
them in Kanaka and the boys all smiled
and went away saying hOka.
Mr.. r. S. Smith has resigned his pc
sition as secretary and treasurer of thu
Press Publishing Company, Limited)
He will leave for the coast on the Ma
yiposa next Tuesday Mr.. Smith will
probably write occasional letters for tn,
Press.
The thirty-third annual report of the
Hawaiian Mission Chldren's Societ,
is out. The usual interest is great,
enhanced by its reminiscent character
The society closes its year of mission
aid and philantrophy with balance o
$ao2.ao in the treasury and membe
list Of Sa7.
Next Monday morning the Banc
boys will resume their labors at not
blowing. In the morning they vii
play at the palace and in the evening a
the Hawaiian Hotel. Next Wednes
day they will probably play at tn
Branch Hospital.
The S. S. ./ames 1zakee arrived fron
Kealia yesterday morning en- route t
Kahului. Her object in calling her
was mainly to effect an arrangement
with Messrs, Wilder & Co. for the us
of their appliances at Kahului for tn
landing Of the heavy machinery whicl
the Make has on board.
That heavy Bourganville vine whic
forms such perfect shade on the side
walk adjoining the Hon. c. r. Bishop
residence on King street. was neatl
trimmed yesterday, and no longer over
hangs the road. Similar action
around the city would be hailed wit
pleasure by the pedestrian public.
Ithas not yet been decided whel
the game of base ball, which shoul
have been played last Saturday, BE-
tween the Benedicts and Honolulu
will be played but most probably
will not be played now until after tn
last of the regular league series on tn
10Th inst, between the Honolulus an
the Oceanics.
If the serenading party, that made
mistake and got under the window {
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