The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-07

iNSS Will DC NlSCOulillNClt unbll
Their notice, and a settlement of ac-
counts due to and by the firm is
called for.
Oh Friday next, at 10 n. M, the
regular quarterly meeting Of the
stockholders of c. Brewer G. Co.
will be held at the company's office,
Queen street.
On the fourth page to-day appears
''An Allegory," by May Dillingham;.
1t is of much literary merit, and
very readable, particularly to all
who recognize the local hits.
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AT IL O'Clock noon tomorrow, in
front of their salesroom, Lyons &
Levey will sell three fine draught
horses just imported from New Zea-
land by Mr.. Henry Macfarlane.
A MEETING of the executive COM
mittee of the Fourth of July celebra-
ton will he held at the Hotel, We'd
nesdsy evening at 1880 o'clock.
Read the Secretary's notice else
where.
The o. S. S. Mariposa is due to-
morrow morning from San Francisco
with dates to the lst inst. If there
is child sick on board she will be
in port at daylight; if not, you may
look for her just before noon.
The members of the Royal Ha-
waiian Band appeared yesterday in
new white English-made helmets,
which gave them q fine appearance
as they marched along. They GER
tainly are great improvement.
MORROW is steamer day and
the store of Lewis & Co. will be
besieged with people soon after the
Mariposa gets in. They expect
particularly fine consignment of
fruits, fish and vegetable tomorrow.
THIS evening, the officers and
members of the Honolulu Rifles must
report at their Armory at 1880
o'clock, in full dress uniform, for
the purpose of electing a second
lieutenant in place of II. Gum, re-
signed.
DR.. BRoDIE, Government Veterin-
arian, leaves by the Kinau this after
noon, for Hilo, to investigate dis
temper reported among horses at
Hilo. He expects to be back by the
return trip of that steamer on Sat
urday morning next.
UNDER the "By Authority" head
ing, the Secretary of the Board of
Education announces the times of
holding the annual examinations of
Government schools in this city and
island, also the dates of beginning
and close Of the holidays.
MIR. Jules Tavernier the artist
returned from the Volcano on Satur-
day by the Kinau. He came by
way of Hilo from the crater and re-
ports heavy rain all the way. From
his own observations he thinks there
will be another big flow ere long.
The Queens Own held their re.
gular monthly meeting last evening
Captain O'Connor presiding. The
oath of enlistment was read, assentec
to and signed by the members. The
number of certificates of member.
ship issued up to last evening wa:
1856, exclusive of officers.
The Kapiolani Boat Club ha'
lately received new six-oared rae
ing boat from San Francisco, and ;
crew is taking daily spins in her
She was built by Griffin, of Sal
Francisco, of cedar, 40 feet long
and is fitted with patent rowlocks
Her speed will be shown at the mex
regatta.
AT meeting of Mystic Lodge
No. 2, X. of p, held Thursda
evening, the following officers wer
installed: p. c., M. Grossman c
c., j. A. Mehrtens; V. c., H
Arnitage; p, f. M. Lewis; M. O
A., II. Gum; M. of F., j. A
Palmer; l. G., j. Savidge; O. G
II. Zerbe.
l THE Rev. E. c. Oggel, pastor
the Bethel Union Church, leaves b
, the Kinau this afternoon for vacs
ton, accompanied by Mrs. Ogge
: They will first go to Kohala, fro