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

before the 18th (accounts are
obscure), and the Zealandia and
Alameda were reported at Sydney,
in the order given, on the 18th.
Mr.. Wignall, carpenter who is
building a house at Sea View for
Mr.. A. Lyle, had large quantity
of his tools stolen on Christmas
Day. Some personal effects and
small pieces of furniture belonging
to Mr.. Lyle were also taken.
Mss Brewer and Miss Malone, of
the Kawaiahao Seminary, and Miss
Spooner, of the Punahou College,
with Mr.. Rufus Lyman as escort
after the manner of Greatheart,
formed horseback expedition that
started for a tour round the island
this morning.
Two Hawaians, Thos. Aka and
Kalua, sailors who left here long
ago, returned on Friday by the
barkentine w. Ii. Dimond. 1t is
reported that they ran up big bill
in a sailors boarding house in San
Francisco, and skipping at night got
on board the vessel.
CIVILIZATION is advancing with
rapid strides i'm Honolulu. The
midnight providers are stealing
flowers now as q diversion from milk
and chickens. On last Thursday
night Mrs. III. Robinson, school street,
suffered the loss of some very valu-
able roses and other flowers.
\ REFoRNIAToRY School boy ON
Saturday afternoon fell from the
top of the stairs at the back of the
main building, about Is feet to the
ground. He was picked up uncon-
scious but soon rallied, and after
attentions by DIR. Rodgers was able
to go about the same evening.
Mr.. Wiseman has exhibited his
usual ingenuity as an advertiser by
issuing the compliments of the sea-
son, to friends and patrons, on
handsome cards bearing his own
good-looking likeness, sitting at his
Office desk, in the midst of Il wilder
ness of placards, calendars and
other signs of business.
Rev. Alex. and Mrs. Macintosh
have returned home from their visit
to England, surprising their friends,
who did not expect them so soon.
As they were spied on the Mariposa
as she was coming into dock, many
cordial salutations went up from
the throng on the wharf, and a
number of people fastened on board
to welcome them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Macintosh arrived in good health,
and last night attended the services
in st. Andrews Cathedral.
KAuMAKApIM Sunday Schools
quarterly exhibition, which took
place yesterday, was well attended.
The large room at the basement of
the church, in which the exercises
were held, was comfortably filed.
Mr.. A. l.. Smith, superintendent of
the schools, conducted the general
management, each separate school
being put through its facings by its
own regular teachers. The neat and
tidy appearance of the boys and
girls, together with their modest
bearing and proficiency in their re.
spective parts, merited commenda.
ton. The sweet, pathetic, melodious
singing of q little Miss Holokahiki
in Mrs. Smiths Waikahalulu school
indicated special capabilities ant
suggested uncommon possibilities
The congregational singing was lee
by the Reformatory School Band
At the close of the exercises Mr.. A
| l.. Smith presented Christmas gift
l to each school, thoughtfully includ
ing the Band.
TUESDAY, Dec. Goth.
Hon. III. A. p. Carter, Hawaiian
Minister to Washington, reache,
Berlin, on his European mission, o.
the 10Th November.
, FoRT-sTREET Church pews wer
sold by f. T.. Adams & Co. las
evening. All but ten or twent
,, were disposed of, realizing abou
$4,000.
Mr.. +. j. Costello, for six year
4 book-keeper for Mcintyre Bros,
grocers, has been appointed in
=, spector of schools for Guatemala
u Central America.
e Ir is said that policeman sent t
t a steamer to watch for opium, on
{ recent occasion, went to sleep on
2 bale of hay and slumbercd RICH
through his watch till midnight.
j. Nj. DAT, DR., q Co. have fo
C sale Il new march for the piano
g called, SKA Lei Male" (the Wreat
!, of Maile), composed by Rev. Isaa
n Goodell, of Honokaa, Hawaii. 1t
e addressed to the Hawaiians, an