Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-20

stolen from his garden during last Thurs
day night. He says that early in the
evening he saw two Cinnamon pass his
place, and stop and look into his gar.
den, and he suspects they reformed
during the night and got away with the
flowers
AT ten minutes before eight o'clock
last evening whirlwind came tearing
down Nuuanu stree, bound on reg
ular rampage. Foot passengers were
compelled to seek shelter in the Chi
nese stores along the street in order to
save their hats and hair from being
carried off by the ungrateful wind
One gentleman who was caught out in it
remarked that it was regular cluster"
"The Par Value of Manhood" will
be Mr. Cruzan's Sunday morning
theme, and "The Self-Hurt of Sin" his
theme at the Musical and Gospel ser
vice in the evening The choice
musical programme for the evening
will have for its opening number Bach
and Gounod's Meditation" for organ,
violin and violincello; there will be an
anthem, God be Merciful," by the
choir; and Schubert's beautiful chorus
for ladies' voices. The orchestra and
choir will lead the congregation in
singing popular hymns. Seats free, no
collection, and cordial welcome for
all.
A fine musical programme will be
played this afternoon at halfpast four
o'clock at Emma Square. The Royal
Hawaiian Band, aided by the celebrat-
ed musical conjurer, Prof H. Berger,
will perform the feat of blowing the
said programme through twenty-four
horns at the same time, in full view OF
the audience. No extra charge for re-
served seats. In the evening the band
will play at Mr.. Wash Norton's dress
parade at the Opera House. Ye fol
lowing is ye programme for this after
noon:
Overture King Stephen. Beethoven
Serenade--A Birthday ........... Gisold
March -Tannhauser ACKNOWLEDGEMENT agne
Selection-Marvo Visconte. ....... Petrellf
Waltz---Gilded Youth ...... .Waldtenfelc
Mazurka-Azalia Faus
They say That some men never
get tired Of seeing their names in print
that the Ad0ertiser is fighting its cleo
ton battles over again; that the merr,
Wash Norton has more good point
than silver dollar; that many of thu
citizens of Honolulu spent yesterda,
formulating theories about the box
trick; that up to last night over fiv'
hundred explanations had been given
that the dangerous hole in the side
walk on Kukui street near Nuuan,
still remains unattended to by thu
authorities; that if the Opposition part,
had used corruption fund of $40, 700
as the Ad5ertiser charges, the Govern
ment party would not be long in office
that the AG9eytisey still drags Colone
Spreckels' name into politics; that tn
schooner Canute is the finest sailin
vessel in the Island trade; that one c
the new steamers for the Inter-Islant
Company will arrive here in about tw
, months that the new billiard saloo
soon to be opened in Honolulu will re
ceive several new tables by the steame
Alameda; that the mynah birds do nc
alight on the telephone wires for severe
good reasons; that the Merry Maker
will have full house tonight; that tn
) weather has fallen into the bad habit {
changing twice day; that there are
= be some more weddings within
r month; that the Government part
1 'looks before and after, and pines fc
1 what is not"-money; that the al
diences which turn out in Honolul
> are not criterions of social standing
that the authorities differ on the que
ton of Hawaiian botany; that the bktr
:, Mount Lebanon sails for Hong Kor
to-day with mail; that the wreckers {
the steamer Planter will not get h,
s boiler up; that funny man is comir
S to Honolulu by the next steamer frol
: the Coast; that new joke will be pc
t petrated about the volcano by prom
!. nent citizen next week; that the ladi
all pulled out their pocket handke
$ chiefs last Thursday night when II
Il gas was turned off at the Ope
}. House; and that it is easier to be
!, Government official than an hone
i man.