The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-06

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1886.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet this evening at Oahu
College at 1880.
This afternoon at ego the quarterly
session of the Missionary Cleaners
will be held at Fort.street Church.
There was fair attendance at the
RITES drill last night, but the air was
rather sultry for enjoying the ex.
ercise.
The Waikiki baths have come under
the management of Mr.. II. |. Shaw,
in conjunction with the Pantheon
Stables bus line.
Several boats are already mounted
ON trucks, off punchbowl near Queen
street, for the grand allegorical process
sion Of the Jubilee.
Punchbowl street toward Kakaako
is in about the worst state it ever was,
and that is saying enough to make ex
aggeratlon useless.
The Myrtle Boat Club has refused
TO lend boat to the Honolulu Yacht
and Boat Club; also has decided to take
no part in the regatta on the Kings
birthday.
Laborers have been engaged for
some days in dragging material to the
top of Punchbowl, for bonhres, fire
works, sautes, and 50 forth, at the
Jubilee.
The regular monthly meeting Of
Honolulu Typographical Union No. 81
will be held this evening at Knight of
Pythias Hall. Officers Tor the ensuing
term will be elected.
The last go as you please race went
off Sc pleasantly that the diversion is to
be repeated at the Yosemite rink on
Thursday evening next, for gold and
silver medals.
A stout custom house officer tried to
get to leeward of corpulent master
mariner in wrestling match last night,
but was capsized in the effort with the
loss of As cents.
The afterglow returns with the
short and melancholy days, giving
color to the ice crystal theory, without,
however, initiating seriously against
the dust Of Krakatoa having produced
the extraordinary CLOVIS Of two and
three years ago.
Willie All Chew, the pleasant
Chinese lad in the Hotel office is, get
ting up some handsome cards of ferns,
set off with leaves and flowers, all from
the grounds. He is not doing it as a
business, but just to satisfy his own
taste for the beautiful.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached
to buggy, in which we're seated Mrs
McChesney and a Portuguese boy,
bolted from Fort street down Queen
street, and overturned the carriage on
the curb-stone in front of the Pilots
office. Both the occupants were
thrown out but fortunately not injured,
although the lady was of course shaken
in nerve from fright and the shock.
Captain Bates is to be presented
at Honuapo, Hawaii, on the present
trip Of the steamer w. G. Hall, with a
flag, as a token of esteem from people
on that vessels route. The flag was
procured for the presentcrs by MIR.
Eldridge, of Messrs. W. G. Irwin &
Co.'S office. Captain Bates is The
longest in service of any steamer mas
tiers now employe1 in the lnter-lsand
trade
Bani Concert.
The Royal Hawaiian band will play
the following programme this Saturday
afternoon at 1880, at Emma Square:
Bradenburgh ,....,.....L ervenly
Overture Belisario ............,.. Donizettl
Waltz--The Beautiful .........W aldteufel
Finale -Rigoleito., .,,,..,,,.,......V Verdi
Chorus Rienzi ....,....,..,...W Wagner
Quadrile The Times ...,..,.,.,.. Coote
A Whacls at Chicago.
Two well-known younggentelaen of
this city, lately took a trip to Chi
cago and other parts of Illinois, They
spent some time on the outward trip in
doing" Chicago, and then proceeded
To the cOnntrv where thev hunted a