The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-14
LOCAL DIARY.
THURSDAY, Oct. 1st.

MASSIVE blinds and window
castings for the tower of Kawaiahao
Church are being turned out of the
Honolulu Planning Mill.
THERE was a large attendance at
Messrs. Lyons & Cohen's cash sale
this morning. Besides a variety of
furniture and merchandise, large
lot of apples went off at fifty cents a
box and upward.
AN autograph letter has been re-
ceived by His Majesty from the
Emperor of Germany, acknowledge
ing receipt of letter of coincidence
upon the death of Prince Frederick
Charles, the Emperor's nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson had a
China wedding at their residence,
Nuuanu Avenue, last Tuesday even
ing. The house was filled with
friends and among the presents re-
ceived was China doll for a man
telpiece ornament.
The annual accounts of Messrs.
S. G. Allen and M. p. Robinson,
surviving trustees of the estate of
James Robinson, deceased, show a
total credit of 78,54O.67, and a
total debit of SOS, 321.29, leaving q
balance to next account of $1O,219.-
3S.
ELEGANT new sheds have been
erected by the Union Feed Company
in rear Of their warehouses. The
whitewash brush has been literally
piled in the same quarter, making
the premises look clean and radiant.
There is illimitable scope throughout
the city for following this good ex-
ample.
THIS morning Messrs. f. p. Adams
& Co. sold the Kilauea Sugar Co. s
railway plant at auction. 1t fell to
the Western and Hawaiian Invest
ment Company for $3.50. The
purchasers, it is understood, imme-
diately disposed of the property to
the original owners and mortgagors,
for the same amount.
MEssRs. Castle & Cooke are
obliged to dump a consignment of
about seventy-fve barrels of salmon
in the bay. Owing to an over
stocked market, the fish spoiled be.
fore it could be sold. There is a
good deal of complaint among
steady-going merchants here regard
ing San Francisco merchants making
Honolulu slaughter market for
surplus and sometimes stale goods.
MIR. William Oliphant, proprietor
of the Hotel street Meat Market,
died rather suddenly yesterday after
noon, and was buried this afternoon.
His death was caused by the rupture
of blood vessel, produced by a
heavy lift. Deceased was a native
of Dairy, Ayrshire, Scotland, and
left Honolulu after previous resi-
dence, going to the Colonies for a
short time. He leaves widow,
having been married about year.
FRIDAY, October I'd.
Hrs Elk. w. NJ. Gibson, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, paid visit tc
the man-of-war Satellite this morn.
ing.
SUNNY South, Waikiki, is said te
be the scene of nocturnal revelries
such as cannot he mentioned in the
public ear.
The officers of ii. b. M. S. S
Satellite are seen nearly every after
noon going in the direction of Ma
kiki to play at lawn tents.
The Grand of the schooner Ma
lolo to the South Sea Islands, fol
which she sailed on Wednesday, il
to obtain sailors for the service o
the Pacific Navigation Company.
The steamer James Makee take
tomorrow, besides the steame
Bishops cargo, 10000 feet of mate
rial for Col. Il. S. Spalding to builc
bridge over Kealia river, between
Kealia and Kappa, Kauai.
TO-DAY letters of administrator
were granted to Mr.. Tom May, il
the estate of his late sister, Mis-
Kate May. The property in ques
! ton consists of One-tenth interes
in the firm of III. May & Co., tn
, estimated worth of which is 5 II 1000