The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-02


this morning.
The steamers Kinau and Likelike |
will be due this morning.
Whispered, that a new race boat
came by the Wilmington for the H.
". & b. G.
Another wedding is promised Homo
lulu society by Dame Rumor, within
few weeks The groom is coming
from far country.
The regular monthly meeting of
Honolulu Typographical Union, No.
al, will be held this evening at half
past seven o'clock.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, Kanakaule was fined 80 for
drunkenness Jack, charged with be
ing common nuisance, was fined IS
and 81 costs,
Four cases of drunkenness, four of
ldeserting bound service, two oil OBJ
|structing the street and one Of opium
lin possession we're on the Station
slate at two o'clock this morning.
Special Officer Harry Crabbe caught
Chinaman smoking opium in house
+ on Nuuanu street about nine o'clock
Hast night, and took him to the Station
together with the apparatus.
N While the steamer Surprise was be
ling hauled on the Marine Railway yes
Iterday, man in getting off the vessel
4 into boat fell into the water, He
was unable to swim, but was rescued
by boatman.
Captain Cameron, of the schooner
Emma, has won the prize offered by
Williams, being dozen cabinet photo
graphs OF the winner, for the highest
score made during September at the
Fort street shooting gallery.
If the s. S. Mararoa does not arrive
before Il o'clock, noon, to-day, the S.
S. Wilmington will sail at that time,
otherwise she will remain long enough
to allow correspondence received by
the Mararoa to be answered.
Evidently the Portuguese population
at Waialua, this island, are enlarging
their borders and Strengthening their
stakes. A Portuguese store is one of
h the latest additions to that pretty
plantation and seaside town.
Mr.. John T. Waterhouse has re-
4 ceived furniture from the Coast Tor his
Temperance hotel on Nuuanu street,
and has given Mrs. White, formerly Of
the White House, the first chance OF
venting and running the establishment.
Mr.. c. ]. Fishel is going to the
Coast by the S. S. Wilmington to-day,
his principal object being to recruit his
health. During his absence his bust
ness will be conducted under power OF
attorney, by Mr.. A. Gartenberg, Mr.
Fishel hopes to be back in about
4 month.
r Messrs. L. p. Adams & Co. will
effer for sale, at their auction rooms
Il Queen street. at twelve o'clock, noon
to-day, the Honolulu Steam Laundry a:
. whole. At the same time the tive
n buildings on Fsrt street, formerly oc
cuped by Chas Michiels and MAJ
y Eckart, will be sold to be removed by
the purchasers.
X There was trouble in the Myrtle
n Boat Club, which threatened TO breal
n up the crews; but disputed matter.
having been settled amicably practice
was resumed in earnest last night
n The senior crew consists of Lyle
X Crozier, Wundenberg, Purdy Smtl
and Savage. 1t is not yet finally settled
who is to compose the junior crew.
The steam schooner Surprise wen
on the Marine Railway yesterday after
noon. On hauling her up she wa
4 found to be in excellent condition
After being cleaned she was lowered a
three o'clock. A meeting of tn
Pacific Navigation Company will b
held at their office at nine o'clock thi
IS morning to decide on the advisabllit
OF purchasing the vessel.
Some Chinese musicians on
Maunakea street balcony were last eve
+ ming filling the air with Celestial me
ody, while an admiring crowd of the
countrymen stood listening in tn
street. A policeman told them
move on, when one of them saucil
M replied that he was attending to h
business and that the street belonge
70 him. On the officer proceeding
B enforce his order, another Chinama
W Joined the first in resisting him.