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

names of 37l subscribers.
A CONTEMPORARY says that, after
Lyons & Cohen's sale, "the pur-
chasers dispersed" That was be-
cause the firm has not hotel
license.
THE captains of the steamers
w. G. Hall, Iwalani and JAS.
Makee received presents of suck
ling pigs from the |. |. $. n. Co.
this morning for right royal feast
tomorrow.
LYONS & CoIEN had n large audi
ence last evening, and the sale con-
tinued to late hour. The cheaper
lines brought full value, but there
were some great bargains in the
richer class Of goods.
The sale of the late John Rus
sells law library, by +. p. Adams
& Co., realized $3.50. Some of the
works, notably Hawaiian Reports
nearly out of print, brought high
prices. The regular cash sale that
followed was largely attended and
proved one of the best of the season.
The Norwegian from Kaneohe
who lately broke leg at the Pail
is now able to go about. The
Chinaman who fell into the water
wheel pit of the Kaneohe mill,
about a fortnight ago, is not yet
out of danger. Some of his ribs
were broken, and there is possible
lily of Inflammation supervening.
MIR. James Campbell chartered
the steamer James l. Dowsett at
Lahaina, to bring Mrs. Campbell
and himself up to town for Christ
mas. The steamers unexpected
arrival yesterday afternoon occa-
stoned no small amount of curiosity
as to the cause. Mr.. Campbell is
in good lsalth, excepting slight
cold, and is to-day enjoying HIM
self on his verandah with news
papers and cigars. The reports of
his serious illness are unfounded.
Mr.. NoLTE to-day gave the pat
rons of the Beaver saloon q savory
Christmas luncheon of turkey,
which was enjoyed with evident
appreciation. The birds were a
fine stock raised by himself on the
Casino premises, one of them weigh
ing when dressed thirty pounds.
1t was very graceful act to give
up such superior stock for the
delectation of his boarders, without
extra charge, and they will not be
likely soon to forget the genial
caterers generosity. For he's Q
jolly good fellow, and jolly coed
fellows Nolte.
ACCOUNTS come from the Colonies
of Il. Cecil Thompson, the pseudo
aristocrat who insinuated himself
into the confidence of many Homo
lulu tuft.hunters, and whose sur
reptitious leave-taking on the Aus
tralian steamer, together with some
of his other exploits here, wa
revealed in this paper last October
He managed to attach himself to
fellow-passenger whom he had me
here, who was induced at Sydney t,
lend him money, upon the pretex
that his trunk, containing $4,000
draft, had been left ashore unknown
to him at Auckland. His loos
change was all gone, and he ha,
not even change of linen-sucl
was the sorrowful plea that pre-
vailed. With the loan thus obtain
ed, Thompson took himself off t
Auckland, and his benefactor ha
not heard from him at last accounts
SATURDAY, Dec. Goth.
The steamer Ivy Holmes was sti
on the beach at Hilo when the Kina
left.
Mr.. II. j. Agnew's 81, 600 rae
horse came by the barkentine w. II
Dimond yesterday.
CAPTAIN Winding, of the wrecke
brigantine Hesperian, arrived her
by the steamer Likelike this morn
ing, and will sail for San Francsc
by the next steamer.
The official announcement of tn
election of representatives to til
next Legislative Assembly is Out
fixing the date as Wednesday, Eel
ruary 3rd, polls opening at eigl
and closing at five o'clock.
The Hawaiian Rifle Associate
) shooting practice at the Casino ye'
terday was fairly attended. I'll
} shooting at 200 yards was abo,
equal by all the members, while I
500 yards some remarkable shootin
: was done, one maksman making |
out of possible so.
AN aged native named Name
was driving in to town last evenin
on the right hand side of the roa,
when Chinese driving poi wage
} ran into him, opposite the Chine
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