The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-02

with great throng in attendance.
1t was the most successful sale of
that firm for the season.
MADAME Pauline Rita and Mr..
John Radcliffe, musicians of high re-
pute, are coming here by next mail
steamer from Australia, and will
give entertainments in the Hawaiian
Opera House.
MEssRs. Rhoads & Mckenzie,
carpenters, are building a lighthouse
for IIilo, Hawaii. The building will
not be erected here, but the pieces
will be fitted and shipped to Hilo
and put up on the ground.
CAPT. Holland, who left here
about seven months ago as master
of the brig Allie Rowe, is said to
have left the vessel at Hongkong
and is now in San Francisco. The
Allie Rowe is due here about Janu-
AIRY LIST.
The Royal Hawaiian Band gave
its moonlight concert last night at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, instead
of Emma Square, in honor of the
arrival of the royal mail steamer.
Those present enjoyed themselves
in right royal fashion.
Mr.. +. r. Ryan is building two
fat bottom duck-shooting punts for
Mr.. A. j. Cartwright, Jr. One of
the boats will be taken to Koolau
and the other weighing 32 pounds
will remain here to be packed for
transport to wherever the owner
desires to shoot.
Mr.. Frank l.. Winter and Miss
Kate Mossman were united in the
bonds of matrimony last evening, in
Fort Street Church. Handsome
bouquets decorated the pulpit and
the rail in front was heavily covered
with passion flower vines. Mr..
Myron Jones presided at the organ,
and Mr.. w. f. Kinney and Mr..
Eddy Jones acted ushers. The
golden knot was tied by Pastor
Cruzan. The happy pair enter
upon their new life with the best
wishes of large circle of friends.
OFFICER Fehlbehr, of the Homo
lulu police, will have been total
abstainer from Intoxicating liquor
for five years on Christmas Day.
When whaling captain he was fond
of his grog, but the time ago mention
ed he stopped short, never to drink
again, and has steadfastly adhered
to his laudable purpose He is one
of the most faithful preservers of
the peace on the force, always obey
ing orders without fear or favor, no
matter how trying to temper the
duty for which he is detailed, as,
for instance, guarding the gangways
of passenger steamers. 1t would be
well if his example, both in absti.
nence and fidelity, were universally
followed by all his comrades.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 23rd.
Mr.. j. Williams was photograph.
ing many of the popular stores this
afternoon.
THE building of the new lime
kiln for the Honolulu Stone Co. i:
progressing rapidly.
HACKFELD & Co. are shifting ont
of their warehouses to make room
for the building of another.
Mr.. Thos. Krouse, of the Sara
toga House, will spread his las
anti-dyspeptic meal before hi
patrons on Saturday night.
Hon. II. A. p. Carter, Hawaiian
Minister Resident at Washington
has been appointed, by the American
Mission Board, on the committee OF
Missions to the Pacific Islands"
FROM a gentleman who arrived
from Hilo by the Kinau last Sunda,
the news is received of the Kin!
being about to visit Hllo, where III
will be received by torchlight pro
cession and political speeches will
be made.
ROAD Supervisor Hart is going t.
macadamize the vacant space at TIN
foot of Nuuanu street, and after
ward run the steam roller over it 81
as to make nice, solid piece o
ground for the accommodation o
shippers.
Hon. w. c. Parke returned fror
Maui yesterday, after having sol
out the bankrupt estate of Lori
A. Andrews at Makawao. Th
land comprised 8,440 acres an
sold for above $4,000, the liv
stock and other effects making tn
total proceeds of the sale $l2, 75s
There was an aggregate indebted
ness of SIT 900 on the estate. MI
Hooking, an industrious and prov
dent young man who has not bee
long in the country, was the pul
chaser of the property.
The steamer Ivy Holmes was