The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-01

THE DAILY HERALD
Will he for sale Daily at the Fol
lowing Places:
81. M. DAT, JR. & Merchant street
n. @. THRUM .........,.., .u.... Fort street
RysTAL SODA woRKs..".."......t Hotel Street
Price . Cents.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1886.
LOCAL NEWS.
Goodnight, Miss Robindidyeusay.
The Marshal has interdicted CARR
ages standing in the Government yard.
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The band will shortly bloom out in
new coats and caps, breaches and
buttons.
Mr.. c. ]. Mccarthy will open his
new billiard parlors, on Fort street, to-
morrow morning.
An alteration between two Chinese
caused an obstructive crowd on King
street yesterday afternoon.
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Copies Of the HERALD containing
the full report of the g. A. r. Camp
Fire are still obtainable.
Applications for money orders by
the Wilmington mails are receivable up
till four O'Clock to-day.
Last night was the eve of the Jew
ish New Year so47. Eight days later
will be the Day OF Atonement
One drunk and one common NUS
ance were all the entries at the Station
up till two o'clock this morning,
A dividend of two dollars a share on
the c. Brewer and Company stock is
payable at the Company's office to-day.
Mr.. las. +. White, formerly of the
White House, with Mrs. White has re-
turned to Honolulu Sorry he was late
for the Camp Fire, He was a "rustler"
at last years.
At Mr.. Levy's sale of produce yes
terday potatoes went off flying at 2A
cents pound. The tuber is scarce in
this market. A consignment of apples,
some Of rather indifferent quality, sold
at uniform price of one dollar a
box.
China and Hawaii had a dispute at
the Kings boat house yesterday. Hawaii
moved the previous question on China
and threw him into the harbor. China
came out alice samee wlet chickenee,
and started for the nearest laundry to
dry himself.
A house built over the hog pens,
on the deck of the Eureka, stored with
feed, collapsed during the voyage and
twelve or fifteen hogs persisted under
the ruins They belonged to Mr..
Ephraim, of Messrs NJ Phillips e.
Co.'S store.
For second time in about year,
the corner of Queen and Richard
streets has been threatened with a fire
from gasoline. Day before yesterday a
lamplighter set off a tinful there, and
again Mrs. Singer took a credtable
part in preventing the fire spreading.
In the Police Court yesterday, Sam
Kanoe was fined SIS and 81 costs, and
his drivers license ordered to be can
celled, for violating express rule No.
as. Wakinikona, remanded from the
2Sth inst, charged with deserving his
wife, had his case dismissed Costs,
$3.50
Messrs E. P. Adams & Co. have
received instructions to sell at auction,
On Monday next, the entire stock of
cloths belonging to Mr. L. b. Kerr,
tailor, on Merchant street. The lease
OF the store now occupied by Mr..
Kerr will also be sold Mr. Kerr is
going away to England on social and
business trip.
TRADE POINTERS.
West, Dow & Co, have received eS
steamer Wilmington, ash sets, school
bags, harmonious, guitar and banjo
strings, rustic frames, music books and
sheet mnsic.
Mr.. Williams makes his promised
announcement to the readers of the
HERALD to-day. He does not enumer
ate, by long odds, all the lines o
goods in his store, but enough to f'
the eye Of persons intending to furnish
their houses.