Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-30

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LOCAL NEWS.
The steamers Kinau and W. G. Hall
sail this afternoon.
A strong wind prevailed all day yes
terday and last night
The steamship Mararoa will be due
here from San Francisco on the 18th
of April
The brigantine Consuelo, Captain
Cousins, will be due here tomorrow.
She will probably bring paper mail.
After this date Mr.. C. K Miller will
attend to all business and have full
power of attorney for Mr. c. B. Will
son.
Investors in hats, caps, clothing,
Undertaking, etc., would do well to
call on M. McInerny, corner of Fort
and Merchant streets.
The tern w. S. Bovine sails for San
Francisco at 9 o'clock this morning
Any mail marked to go by her will be
received at the Post Office up to s
o'clock.
The Hawaiian steamship Zealandis
is due here from San Francisco on next
Saturday, April sd. She will return tc
San Francisco instead of going through
to the Colonies as heretofore.
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The band concert at Emma Square
was we'll attended last evening, and {
most excellent programme was played
among which was new cornet polka
entitled "Caibarien," composed BY
Prof. Michiels
Mr.. VIM. Noble will give "a plair
talk" to men OnLy, in the Y M. c. A
Hall at halfpast I o'clock this evening
Ladies are requested to kindly remain
at home, but invite all their gentlemen
friends to attend the service. Younl
men are especially invited
The trading schooner Henrietta
Captain Dexter, arrived yesterday, nine
teen days from San Francisco, en- rout
to the Arctic. She is small schoone
of forty-four tons register, and strongl,
built She will remain here for fe,
days before proceeding on her voyage
"
Honolulu, by tonight, will be able t
boast of one hundred consecutive fee
of plank sidewalk without a break-nec
in its entire length. This sidewalk
now being laid down in front of tn
new stores on Fort street above tn
Pantheon Stables. Wonderful consun
nation! Give us some more of tn
same kind.
IKE rch0onar Moonnl ~, IA
last trip from Hanalei, Kaui, to Koc
lau, this Island, drifted about two hur
dred miles to sea, and the Captain
losing his bearings, was compelled
sail around until he fell in with anothe
vessel, from which he received hi
course and proceeded to Koolau, arri'
ing all o. K.
Their Majesties the King and Quee
entertained a number Of guests &
breakfast in the Palace yesterday morr
ing. Among those present were Jude
Hoffman, of the United States Circu
Court of California; Colonel c. Sprecl
els and wife, Miss Spreckels, H. r. +
Princess Liliuokalani, His Excelleno
Paul Neumann and wife, His Exec
lency Governor Dominis, Miss Irwi
and Mr.. w. G. Irwin.
A specimen of debased native W;
seen on the corner Of Hotel and Nut
anu streets last evening. 1t was
native boy, about IS years of age, VII
had been drinking in one Of the hume
Gus saloons in that neighborhood, an
after drinking himself drunk. staggere
i into the street to show passers-by VIII
fool he could make of himself whic
he succeeded in doing to his heart
content. He was finally picked up
one of his companions and carrie
home.
Some of the best views of the VI
cano secured by Mr. Theo Sever
and sent to Honolulu by the steam
Kinau last Sunday we're unfortunate
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