The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-14

Ills MaJcSty Vic hiIiS clltcItaihCu
the following company to breakfast
this morning III. r. II. Princess
Liliuokalani, His Elk. j. o. Dominis,
Mr.. E. H. Allen, H. MS Consul
General at New York Colonel and
Mrs. w. f. Allen, Captain and Mrs.
Ayres, Miss McAllister and Miss
M. McAllister, Colonel and Mrs. G.
HI. Judd.
AT the meeting of the Fire Board
last evening, settlement of ac-
counts of the circus benefit showed
a handsome balance of S360.50 for
the sick fund. Votes of thanks
were passed to the king, the public,
the circus and acknowledgement
Asch. First Acknowledgment M.
d. Monsarrat, who presided, took
that, the first opportunity since the
election, of thanking the department
for the honor conferred upon him.
SMALL-rox has been proclaimed
epidemic in Montreal. One of it's
victims is Sir Francis Hincks. at the
age of IS years. He was one of
Canada's leading statesmen, his last
public position being Minister of
Finance in Sir John Macdonald's
Government that resigned in 1878.
Once he was Governor of Barbados
and again of neighboring colony.
Sir Francis at the time of his death
was editor of the Montreal journal
Of Commerce.
MIR. NJ. McInerny has made great
improvements in his store, corner of
Fort and Merchant streets. A large
doorway has been opened between
the front and rear stores, and the
street door of the latter, also the
window, has been enlarged. These
changes, together with additional
table accommodation, give very en-
HANGED facilities for showing goods
and serving customers. Mr.. Mac
is now prepared to give cordial
reception to all-comers from either
street--yes, even from the yard
lying between the store and the office
of contemporary, provided the
visitor comes in business hours.
The report of the progress of the
four Island boys attending school at
st. Matthew's Hall, San Mateo,
California, for the month ending
August 10Th, is very satisfactory.
KawananakOa is marked 100, the
standard of perfection, for punctu-
atty, writing, department and mill
tary conduct, and SO for French.
His average is high in other studies.
Keliiahonui has obtained 100 for
writing and military conduct, pune
tuality SO, department 80, and is
well up in other studies. I. p.
Cummins makes an exceedingly
good showing. For punctuality,
military conduct, writing and draw
ing he is marked 100 each, 80 de-
pertinent, 95 history, and 80 arith-
metic.-AdUertiSer.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th.
Hon. w. C. Parke has gone to
Hilo.
The Pacific Navigation Co. are
going to build storehouse in the
vacant lot opposite their Office.
The w. G. Hall will take several
spars for the new Honuapo wharf,
which will be finished in about four
weeks.
BACK of Liberty Hall, Hotel
street, is said to be n great place
for card playing among the Chinese
on Sundays.
Mr.. P. McInerny has moved into
his new store, and Messrs. West
Dow & Co. extend their borders
into the one vacated.
A CHINAMAN was seen to pick uI
the billiard ball that VIM. Aud lost
and put it in his pocket. The celes
tial wanted it, doubtless, to match
his queue.
MIR. j. +. Wiseman has haC
printed a large circular form care
for the head light of Kahului loco
motive, SO that Wiseman may Away.
he to the front.
A DECIDED genealogical arom,
pervades Lyons & Levey's sales
room. They sold 40 or 80 boxes o
apples at auction at noon, and have
large lot left.
AFTER the arrival of the bari
Caibarien the Peoples Ice Works
will be lighted at night by electric
light and the people in the neigh
borhood can shoot cats with ease.
The names of all delinquent waite
payers and lessees of Government
lands have been given to the Attor
ney-General's department for Mr.
Whiting to take prompt action t.
recover the money due thereon
said to be about $4,000
KING Bros. are framing the Gov
ernment's oil painted portrait o