The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-21

BtONANtiNhro Va WIG NoiothS " fafNN~hs
refinement.
CAPTAIN Crane, of the schooner
Haleakala, which arrived this morn
ing from Hilo, reports that the new
steamer Ivy Holmes had arrived
there previous to his departure.
She is intended as q coasting vessel
to be employed in Mr.. w. HI.
Holmes business at Hilo, and for
conveying freight from that to other
ports of Hawaii.
The meeting for drill of the Ho-
nolulu Rifles last night was moder-
ately large. The company shouldered
arms for q " fifteen minutes sweat"
under Lieut.. Mcleod. Some new
movements were tried by double
time, and the boys were pretty well
heated when the drill ended. The
Rifles have been offered white pants
for fatigue uniform. Their captain
is not yet known.
THURSDAY, Nov. 10Th.
PLEASANT sun showers to-day.
DR.. Geo. l.. Fitch intends to take
up his abode on the Coast, and will
leave on the next Oceanic steamer.
THERE was goodly attendance at
the sale of Mr.. Palmer's effects yes
terday, and fair prices were obtained.
CAPTAIN O'Connor and his COM
mand, the Queens Own, will be
guests of His Majesty at luau in
the Palace this evening.
''THEY say that the Daily
Press should not have sent its sus-
ceptible young reporter to see the
huia that the editor properly de-
nounced as immoral.
A MEETING to organize the Wal
kiki fire company will be held on
Friday or Saturday night. They
are to have 1000 feet of new hose.
The outlook for new company is
favorable.
The cloud alarum bells" will join
in the welcome to Mr.. John Mott,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment, on his return from the East
on Monday. Residents will please
not be alarmed, unless the number
of fire ward is sounded.
CAPT. Benson, of the bark Martha
Davis, is not accompanied by his
wife and daughter this trip. 1t may
be of interest to their many friends
here to know that Mrs. Benson and
her daughter we're enjoying good
health when the Martha Davis left
Boston, and that the little girl is
now attending school.
| THE Central Park Skating Rink
is closed for the want of patronage.
Mr.. Smith, the proprietor, was
offered 81 900 for the rink and roller
coaster several months ago, but be
refused to sell. Later on 50, 800
was offered, but Mr.. Smith then
wanted $4,000, and just before
leaving for Hilo the whole concern
was offered to Road Supervisor
Hart for 1000, but no sale could
be made.
FRIDAY, Nov. Goth.
The muddy side of the street is
turned up to-day.
The stores are putting on theil
Christmas fronts.
Mr.. Z. B. Thomas has lost a fine
large, gray, draught horse, by CLAN
ders.
Music will blend with the roar o
the rollers at the Yosemite rink to
night.
The wind blew almost hurricane
last night, and the rain came dow
in torrents.
You cannot get all the news witt
E out reading N. 5. Sachs new advel
{ tisement on the first page.
Tomorrow the steamer w. c
. Hall will be hauled UP on the Marin
e Railway for her regular overhauline
DIR. Alexander Kennedy, an OIL
time resident of thes., Islands, die
at Belfast, Ireland, Oct. 9th, age
G7 years.
CAPT. w. Tell made raid on
. house at Cape Horn this mornin
- and captured two Cinnamon wi
opium, pipes, etc.
If the Band had not an immen
y, audience in En- ma Square last eve
!. ing, what was it? There were l
10 10 teners there from all parts of t
=" world.
THIS morning Road Supervis
" Hart, with ssang of prisoners, ma
" thorough repair of the covering
" the King street bridge, laying do'
w oauarol ;nnha o, Iapfh nf Gravel