The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-27

THE DAILY HERALD
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4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1886.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The rival biliardists had hard prac-
4 tice at the Hotel last night.
Mr. c. Furneaux shows three pic.
lures of the Volcano at Williams's.
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Rev. Geo. Wallace conducts services
& at ST. Andrews Cathedral this eve
ming
Hon. J. w. Kalua came to town by
|the Likelike, returning home by the
BKinau.
The Minister of Finance offers half a
million of the two million loan at the
#Treasury.
AT the Fort street services, con
ducted by Rev. ]. A. Cruzan, this eve
nings theme is q Tim. a; I-S.
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v One "drunk" and two assault and
Battery we're the entries up till two
lo'clock this morning at the Station.
A frame building, two stories, about
50 feet long, is going up on the lower
side Of Konia street, rear of King
tstreet
" The rainy season is success so far
x Nuuanu stream was much swollen yes
terday from the downpour of the previ
Gus night.
81 Another billiard match, this time on
Y balk-line rules, between McCleery anc
Saylor, for $500 side, is announced
for Friday night.
"In God is Our Trust" Ps. 62: 8, is
the subject at the prayer meeting If
the Lyceum, conducted by Rev. E. c.
y Oggel, this evening.
There was the usual diversion caused
& by late passengers on the Kinau's de
parture yesterday several, including tn,
inevitable Chinaman, getting on boarc
from boats.
A new six-oared boat by ALI Rogers
of San Francisco, is expected to arrive
for the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club
by the S. S. Alameda on Saturda,
next.
During the American Minister'S alb
sence at the Coast Mr.. Frank p. Hast
ings, Vice Consul, has charge of the
United States Legation, as acting
Charge dAffaires.
IA The Supreme Court was engaged a
Term yesterday on divorce cases, put.
ting asunder the union of Nordberl
\ and Mrs. Nordberg, and of Hilahil;
and her husband, Kauanui.
"a Brother Lambert, a musical in
structor at St. Louis College, died a
Malulani Hospital, Wailuku, on Tues
\ day of last week, of consumption. HI
was thirty years of age and native o
cleveland, Ohio.
The stalwart member for Hanalei
Hon. G. B. Palohau, has been ap
pointed Road Supervisor in Chief 70
the Island of Kauai Mr.. Chas. n
Arnold has been appointed to the samt
office on Hawaii.
There is regular ship yard run b,
Chinese close to the King street bridge
They are building fishing boat thirty
six feet long and about four wide, mailing
the shell together first and leaving tn
frame to the last
# The w. G.. Hall will be ready t
take her regular route next TRIP
Messrs Godfrey and Sass lost no tim
in having repairs begun. Some of tn
ship carpenters come out of the hol
looking as if they needed bath.
W The Library has received the tw
paintings promised by Col. Spalding o
\ behalf of the Makee estate. One is q
President Lincoln, the other of Chic
4 Justice Lee. The institutions attrat
lions are materially increased by thi
gift, and its friends might gradual
make its art treasures bear some rels
lion to its literary wealth.
Mr. j. Ena, Secretary of the Intel