Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-30

The services at the Bethel Union
Church will be as follows: 81 believe
in the communion of saints" will be
the theme of the sermon tomorrow
morning at II CLOCK. Assisted by his
church choir and chorus choir the
Pastor will conduct Praise and Cos
pei Service in the evening The sub
ject will be blouse Building" A gen
eral and cordial invitation is extended
to these services.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will play
at Emma Square this afternoon at half
past four o'clock. The band will give
another concert on Monday evening at
the same place at halfpast seven o'clock.
The programme for this afternoon is as
follows
OVERTURE Joan OF Arc. .............. Verdi
Waltz-My Friend -. ..........G assner
"reminiscences Of Italian Opera Godfrey
Seection-Welsh Melodies (by request). Hare
Cavatina- Tancredi .................R ossni
Galop-Per Force. ............. Strauss
Mr.. c. Along is making extensive
Improvements at his Nuuanu street
residence. A portion of the present
building has been detached from the
main building and has been removed
to the rear to make room for an ele-
CANT addition, consisting of parlors, bed
rooms, dressing rooms and baths. The
new buildings will almost fill the open
space between the two large wings of
the present house which are connected
with an artistic verandah. The new
buildings will be finished in the latest
style and the parlors will be decorated
with elegant hand-painted panels. Mr..
Geo. Lucas has the contract for the
carpenter work of the new buildings.
The popular Musical and Gospel
service at Fort-street Church, Sunday
evening will be of unusual attractiveness
The choir will render Weber's "God is
our strength" d. Bucks "Te Deum in
B. minor" and Himmers Remember
o Lord" and Bach's "Andante," and
Schubert's exquisite "Reverie" will be
given on organ and violin by Messrs.
Jones and Yarndley. The choir and
orchestra will lead the congregation In
singing popular hymns Mr.. Cruzan's
sermon will have for its theme "a
Young Man among Strange Compan-
ions" Seats free and no collection.
At 9: as A. M. the Sunday School, and
at II the morning worship, to which all
are invited.
They say: That the political cam
paign of the morning .Soab-bNb6le has
broken down; that the break down was
caused by fundamental defect in the
Administrator cause which was not
discovered until after the trial com
menced; that the price of strawberries
is coming down; that Opposition stock
is going up; that the Premier needs a
political cane to help him get along al
all; that the next Legislature will have
new political complexion; that the
Government ought to start bottle
factory for its own little campaign
Jackets; that Jim Sherwood can play
Yankee Doodle" on his fish horn
that the best way to get even with the
fellow who calls on your girl is to keeE
even with the GIRL that this advice ap
!, plies generally as well as to Honolulu
that the go-as-you-please skating craze
is almost over in Honolulu; that the
boys will have to go to the other Islands
S to exhibit themselves; that silver certi
!, hcates are in demand; that the Kin!
: was bound to have costly Palace ant
7, the Legislature was bound to pay thu
| bills to save the country from disgrace
that the taxpayers are again trying t.
save the country from the present Ad
ministration; that "Sonny" has BEEF
: busy working up another little game
> since the Supreme Court "sat upon
his tax-certi6cate business; that tn
people are growing more cofdent ever
day of being able to Gust the Gibson Ad
n minstration at the next Legislature
S that tomorrow will be the last Sunda
e for the gin-party politicians; that ther
e will be some funny political develop
e ments before Monday night; and tina
r by the night Of the third of Febuar
there will be political remnant Gale
- 'the last of the Administration Mob
"a cans"