Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-05

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LOCAL NEWS.
The steamers Kinau and Likelike
sail this afternoon.
No particular news in regard to the
Volcano by the Kinau.
Mr.. ]. o. Carter returned from
business trip by the Kinau last Satur-
day morning.
The bark Charles B. Kenny has
been chartered by Messrs. F. A. Schae-
fer & Co. to load sugar for San Fran
cisco.
Interesting church services, with the
celebration of the Holy Communion,
were held at St. Andrews Cathedral
yesterday.
No band concert tonight. Alas !
The dusky horn-blowers have been
waited away from us on the sweet notes
Of a steamship propeller.
Mr.. VIM. Noble addressed native
congregation in Kawaiahao Church last
evening. The audiance was composed
mostly of natives, the address being
translated into Hawaiian by Rev. A. o.
Forbes.
Mr.. +. w. Mills gives his second
performance after his return from the
other Islands, at the Opera House this
evening. The box plan will be open
at the Office of ]. E. Wiseman this
morning.
Messrs. Z. P. Adams & Co. will SELL
at noon to-day lot of land at Puma
hou containing about two acres, near
the Spreckels mansion; also about I5c
shares of corporation stock consigned
by different companies
Persons using charcoal would dc
well to call on S. M. Carter, who has
always on hand charcoal from the bes
of Island woods; sold in quantities tt
suit Orders received for the above
will be promptly attended to.
One hundred and seven Chinese
passengers arrived from San Francisco
last Saturday evening by the Zealandis
and were landed at the smallpox hos
pital yesterday. How is this2 Where
does the new Chinese Restriction Ac
come in9
Another bad boy has turned up If
the Reformatory School who has beer
practically illustrating political econom,
as taught by the Government officials
by stealing boots of Chinese store
keeper on Nuuanu street. 1t is no
astonishing.
The younger members of the YOUNG
Peoples Christian Temperance Unior
will meet at the residence of Mrs
Southwick, Adams Lane, at halfpast Z
o'clock this afternoon. AS this is thu
last occasion when Mrs. Southwick viii
preside, it is hoped that there will be {
full attendance.
Mr. !. w. Yarndley is the happ,
possessor of violin IT'S years old
found in the store OF f. c. Williams
about year ago, which was repaired
in San Francisco, and is now valued a
untold dollars. A contemporary de
clares that ''the violin is perfec
model, and the tone is grand in every
sense of the word" 1t must be SO
Plato
The Hawaiian steamship Zealandia
Captain Oterendorf, arrived in port las
Saturday evening, seven days and thre'
hours from San Francisco. She lief
San Francisco at 4:3o p. m. on the 27tl
instant, and experienced fine weathe
throughout the voyage. The Zealandis
has an entire new crew. She will sal
for San Francisco on or about mex
Friday.
The following was clipped from tn
San Francisco Alta of March 27th
"E. A. Brokaw, the Honolulu stocl
dealer who recently swindled VIM. ?
Crooks of the Alhambra saloon OF
Bush street formerly of the Uniol
saloon, Honolulu) out of $3I so OF
two fictitious notes or drafts, was hell
to answer by Judge Rix yesterday OF
two charges Of forgery"
CaDtain I r CoOk an old cea car