The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-22
LOCAL DIARY.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 18th.

POLITICS are rapidly becoming TIE
bulwarks of the street corners.
Mr.. A. Marques has been announced
as one of the Independent candidates for
Honolulu
PRINCESS Likelike is holding recep.
ton this afternoon, on the occasion OF
the thirty-lifth anniversary of her birth.
MEssRs. w. X. Castle. w. A. Kinney.
l.. a. Thurston and A. G. Smith have
left for a campaigning tour on Hawaii.
A GooDLY number gathered on Emma
Square last night to enjoy the music i'm
the moonlight. Tomorrow night u
programme of nine pieces will be play
ed.
Mr.. Guard, purser of the st. Paul;
Mr.. G. X. auckland. editor San Fran
cisco Merchant, and Col. Thompson.
barrister, have our thanks for valuable
news favors.
Miss Genevievc Ward entertained her
companions in Forget Me Not ut
supper in the Hawaiian Hotel after the
performance on Monday night II was
Il pleasant gathering. Mr.. l.. NJ. Mather
read nm original poem.
ESTERDAY afternoon the sailors of
the steamer Iehua became boisterously
drunk, and when the steamer was about
to sail they started a row. The chief
officer assisted by the captain and second
mate succeeded in laying out the most
noisy, thereby quelling the disturbance.
Mr.. w. II. Richardson shortly leaves
the drugstore of Messrs. Benson, Smith
~ Co., having to return to the Coast on
account of his health. His presence
will be much missed in the community,
where he has made many friends. Mr..
Nj. Leslie has come from San Francisco
to take Mr.. Richardson's place.
AT Il meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
No. !, |. o. o. f.. held hast evening.
w. f. Foster, District Deputy Grand
Sire. installed the following oilicers:-
l.. l.. LaPicrre, n. g.; NJ. n. Kennedy,
V. G.: +. j. Chapman, Secretary; j.
ID. 1regloan. Treasurer; j. j. Locker.
W.; Jas. Tinker, c.; Il. Tannatt, X. s.
w. w. Wright, II. s. V. c.; G. Wright.
\. Macintosh, Chaplain. j. o. Car
ter, S. Savidge and r. Levers were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year.
AT the annual meeting of the Homo
lulu Yacht and Boat Club last evening,
the following officers for the ensuing
year were elected commodore. Rich
ard f. Bickerton; Vice Commodore. II.
Wodehouse; Captain, III. NJ. Whitney.
Jr.; Secretary and Treasurer, j. ii.
Fisher; Executive Committee. NJ. y.
Robinson. j. NJ. Dowsett. Jas. G..
Spencer, w. G. Armstrong and Chas. b.
Wilson. a vote of thanks was rendered
to the retiring officers for the efficient
manner in which they had conducted
the business of the Club during the past
year.
THURSDAY, Jan. 18th.
Miss Genevieve Ward and Mr.. w. III.
Vernon departed by the Zealandia.
BLAND days and cool nights form the
glorious winter of Hawaii's content.
The Merry makers will bob up with
caps and bells on the arrival of the Ala
media.
AMONG other live animals on the Zea-
landia was dingo, sort of fox peculiar
to Australia.
JOHN Young landed in these Islands
ninety-seven years ago to-day, but 1t Is
not related that he had to pay head
money.
ABOUT every second white man is
either electiOneering or litigating, while
the shrewd Chinese are raking in bar
gains at the auction rooms.
NATIVES, supposing the revivalists'
tent pitched at the corner of Hotel and
A lnl OH ha1 10
troupe, were looking for the horses last
evening.
A MAIL was despatched from the Post
Office by the S. S. Zealandia for the
Coast, this morning, of 6,l37 letters
weighing lG9 lbs. . or. and 2, l29 papers,
502 lbs. OF.
THERE was no bid for the 1874 shares
of the MOakenui Sugar Co.'s stock when
offered by Mr.. Levey to-day. 1t may
be put up again at the regular cash sale
on Saturday.
MIR. Hart, the Road Supervisor. with
| rock soil and the steam roller, is making
a splendid piece of ground on both
sides and mt the back of C. Brewer Il
Co.'s building.
MIR. William Williams lost hundred
dollar bill on the street last Tuesday.
| 1t fell from the same pocket and in the
| identical way that he lost 500 bill a
year ago last Christmas.
THAT Portuguese beggar woman was
again stationed on Fort street this morn
ing, asking aims. 1t might be a profit
able scheme to portray this woman on
canvas, as, Our First Street Beggar."