Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-28
MAKAPALA BY THE SEA.
XXIII.-HEAT ANR-1IFE.
BY ANNE M. PRESCOTT.
iConcIatSion.0

no mercy; and mercy rejoiceth
against Judgment. If brother
or sister be naked, and destitute
of daily food, and one of you say
unto them, Depart in peace, be We
warmed and filed; notwithstand
ing we give them not those things
which are needfnl to the
body; what doth il profile
But wilt thou know, O, van nlal,.
that faith without works is dead
And how, to come up to date.
We have always had a liking for
the circus and price and Burns
is no exception. "
Last Sunday, "outside"they gave
the Rev. Byrde the use of their
tent in which to hold service for
the natives and the werea hun
dred and more present. One OF
the company also kindly assisted
with corpet. Tonight July 15)
there is to be service held in the
schoolroom (St. Psul's), Makapala,
more especially for the heather,
as on Wednesdays Of every month.
On Friday morning st. Paul's
81 school will start off early for a
tramp and o picnic. -a
ooh. would L were a boy again!"
How little Shakespeare has to 81 y.
OF nosuoud. or youth.
"And the streets OF the CITY
shall be full of boys and girls
PLAYING in the streets thereof"
The THERMOMETERS may stand
about the very same in MIDI winter
or in midsummer in these islands;
but, to a careful observer, there us
marked difference, many days.
There is a difference too in the
vegetable life all round, .
The heat is more sure Of itself,
40 to speak; and all the winged
insects, of larger mold, have come
into sudden restless and Geaseless
whirr;r hum and buzz of their
little life. It's a merry time with
them. They have the field now
and are racing and chasing
against time. IomeN0i them fairly
bump Into my face as l walk the
veranda. L believe they would
laugh for very JOY Of the strong
sunlight, if they could. As it is,
yesterday they gave q Pontifcal
High Mass, l am perfectly sure,
totheir creator. ~ .
LET everything that hath
breath praise the Lord" Amen.
Later. The Rev. Byrde has his
posters decorating Csalt water
colors) the district today, that
there will be service at est.
Augustine's" next Sunday after.
noon for the HawaiiausJ
, We are just home from the
school picnic and never a finer
, day blew out Of tie sky.
We had invested largely in a
pineapple plantation "outside,'
but finally some of the larger
pupils looked us straight in the
eye, quietly but with defiant air,
and positively declined to touch
another slice. The little ones,
however, were rather more ami
able, and seemed to reconsider
the invitation and thought they
could manage a little more ''if day
TODD up" AS we held ourselves
responsible for their safe conduct
home we ------------.i1
Last night we all took a "wee
bit siller" in our palm and off for
the SHOW" like good and ha~
children. The boy-tider i Jebrnc.
and we, were sad that the house
was was not rr,Scoked from sod to cell
ing. We douht if those athletes
car be beat. And there were
other clever doings. The singing
was too short. The farce was good
and made us laugh as good farce
ought or what is the good? But,
the last time we went to Barnum's
there was a Gypsy fortune-teller
and giants and few other tritles
e. that we rather like9 but these peo-
pie seem to have left them behind.
| SUPPOSE giants'eat up a good
deal. !. ~ e. on.
Madame Pele. is returned from
her late prospecting tour down
stairs and is now Offering a house
warming to all the world. Tall
fires are no trouble for her fuel is
free. ''' ..' =. ~. -,
IL KA MAKAMAKA ALoHA.nJ =
Ke poloai aku nei au ia oe he
le mai ma halaWai pule no ma Ha-