Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-17

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LOCAL NEWS.
The Honolulu Rifles will hold tar
get practice this afternoon.
The Kings Own corps were drilling
on the streets last evening.
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Services will be held in the different
churches as usual this evening.
The steamship Australia is due here
from San Francisco, enroute to the
Colonies, tomorrow.
The banks will close at eleven o'clock
this morning, in honor of the birthday
of Kamehameha III.
1t is reported that the steamer Santa
Maria was to leave San Francisco on
the 10th inst, for this port
The steamer Mararoa took a mail
from Honolulu for the Coast consist
ing of 5000 letters and o36 papers.
Mr.. d. P. Smith, former proprietor
of the Central Park skating rink, left
for San Francisco by the Mararoa yes
terday.
The Merry Makers are contemplate
ing going to Port Townsend, w. r.,
by the barkentine Klikitat, next Friday
or Saturday.
To-day will be generally celebrated
throughout the Kingdom as the birth
day of Kamehameha III. All the
Government Offices will be closed.
The floor of large building is be-
ing laid in the vacant lot on Fort street,
above Dodds stables. The building
will probably be used as stores and
Offices
DR., Henri McGrew, who sustained
severe injuries by fall from his horse
in Kau, has renamed over at Kapapala
and was getting along comfortably
when the w. G. Hall left.
AS the Kinau does not make trip
to the Volcano this week, Mr. Theo.
SEVERN will delay his picture-taking
trip to the crater of Kilauea until next
Friday when the W. G. Hall sails.
The family carriage of Mr.. ]. F..
Brown was overturned on Fort street
yesterday morning, throwing the &C
cupants out into the street Forum
ately nobody was seriously injured.
A breach of promise suit was entered
in the office of the Clerk of the
Supreme Court last Monday. The
suit is brought by Miss E. Singer, Mr..
S. B. Dole appearing as her counsel,
against Mr.. E. r. Ryan. Damages
are placed at $1,000
The "Hall" confirms but brings no
news from the Volcano later than was
received by the Kinau on Sunday last,
except that fssure is reported about
five miles from the crater in the direc-
ton of Kapapala, and that evidences
of lava movement is noticeable
Companies A and B of the Kings
Own corps will hold target shooting
match to-day at the foot of Punchbow
hill Two silver prizes will be awarded
for the best Workmanship. The shoot
ing will take place at about ten o'clock
The Reformatory School band will ac
company them to the place of practice
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Geo. Engelhardt in an
other column of this paper. Mr.
Engelhardt has just received a large
stock of goods in the line of hardware
house furnishing goods, lamps, stoves
etc. Also fine lot of bronze hangin.
lamps, which buyers would do we'll t.
inspect
Mr. r. G. Thrum shortly expects al
invoice of Mrs. Sinclairs new ant
handsome attribute to Hawaii-nel
entitled Tndigenous Flowers OF thu
Hawaiian Islands. The books LEI
London early in February and may b
expected here sometime in April. Al
advance copy of this elegant work cal
now be seen at Mr.. Thrum's store OF
Fort street.