The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-01

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMB'R 1886
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LOCAL NEWS.
1tsual services in the churches this
evening .-----
The Library Trustees meet lo-mor.
row evening.
Mr. J. E. Wiscman is coming bach
with a circus on the 18th.
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Coas. +. Faye, bark Nonantum, i.
rcoistered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Fort street Church service tonight
will be preparatory to the communion
on Sunday.
Palace and city seemed to be taking
a sleep last night after the fortnights
jubilatlons
More rain and disagreeable winter
are predicted by a man we'll up in Ha-
wailan weather.
Miss Burke, embroiderer and poetess,
who left here some time ago, has been
married on the Coast
A musty efIluvium rises from the
streets after every shower, being partic-
ularly noticeable at night
Mr. Fred Wilhelm and Mrs. p. Rich
mond were married at Waimea, Kauai,
November 18th, by Rev. J. Kaukau.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr..
Sopers news agency for a supply OF
latest California papers Immediately
after arrival Of the mail.
The United States Consulate flies
its flag at half-mast during the pre-
scribed period of national mourning
for the lamented ex.president Arthur.
From the first of January the Ha-
waian Bell Telephone Company will
reduce the rental of instruments in the
country districts of this island to SIS
per month.
Mr.. w. Z. Hcrrick has in his pos
session kauwila wood post of bed
stead that belonged to Kamehameha
III. The wood shows superior grain
to the average kauwila grown at the
present, and is in remarkably good
preservation.
Poultry is reported to be scarce since
the festivities. The Cinnamon have
put up the price of ducks several
points Doubtless fresh supplies will
shortly come from the other islands.
The weather has kept the Koolau
poulterers on the other side OF the Pall.
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Mr.. Chas. Lucas and three other
men we're thrown out of a wagon on
Monday, near the Kawaiahao Church,
by the breaking of whiffictree. Mr.,
Lucas received the worst injuries oil the
four, having to take to bed with the
prospect Of two or three days deten-
ton there.
When the bark Edward Kldder was
three days from this port, seaman lei
from the topgallant yard into the sea-
The mate lowered boat as soon as
possible and picked him up, but wher
brought on deck he was found to ot
dead, not from drowning but from the
shock. He was buried at sea.
That $Ioo given the Kings Owr
seems to have been on account 0
services at the festivities. Capt. Clar'
at first took it as token of Recognition
of the company's excellence in thu
competitive drill The Household
Guards and the Royal Band each re
ceived similar bounty from the kine
Officer Holoua last night SURPRISED
two native women croning over OPIUM
pipes, at "Japan Sea-" a locality be
tween Nuuanu, Fort, Beretanla AM
Kukui streets. Besides these the en-
tries at the Station were man charge'
with mischievous mischief and disturb
ing the quiet OF the night, and on
with being drunk.
In accordance with the recomment
alton of the Archbishop of Canterbur
and York, that the intercession for mi
sions should take place on the eve OF 5
Andrews Day or on the week in who
St, Andrews Day falls, there Will be
celebration of the Holy Communion
St. Andrews Cathedral, on Ihursda,