The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-02

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1886.
LOCAL NEWS.
DR. Emersons calf was taken by
mistake.
Mr.. John +. Warehouse is conva-
descent from severe illness.
Strong gusts OF wind yesterday blew
dust in peoples eyes worse than the
breath of politicians.
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There is rumor afoat among
natives that an extra session of the
Legislature is contemplated.
IIulas we're resumed with vieor at
the Palace last night, the Ministries
being plainly heard at Fort street
The failure of Mr. Lyons, auctioneer,
was a leading topic on the street yester-
day afternoon, the event being sur
prise to many people.
A fancy fair for the benefit of the
cathedral building fund will be held by
the Sisters of st. Andrews Priory next
Saturday, from ten to five o'clock.
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Government school holidays will be
from December 18th till January 9Th,
which will give the pupils ten days for
looking in the store windows and
twelve for drum and whistle music.
A heavy branch, half broken from
a tree, is hanging over the sidewalk on
King street at the corner of Bethel
street, and besides being in the way of
pedestrians is in danger of falling on
somebody.
The Friend for December contains
the Chancellor's paper, "SomeThoughts
on the Present Condition of Hawaiian
Christianity" All the departments of
the periodical are well sustained.
Last evening persons on the water
front saw pretty race between the
schooners Kauikeaouli and Moiwahine,
as they were going out to sea. The
former had the start leaving the har-
Dor, but was ovcrtaken and passed by
the Moiwahine outside the reef
--
Rev. A. Duncan, incumbent of the
Anglican Church at Lahaina, came to
Honolulu for medical advice and,
being advised that the climate dis
agreed with him, left for the Colonies
on the S. S. Mariposa, without the
opportunity of saying goodbye to his
flock.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
UnioE3il meet in annual session this
afternoon at ago, holding a public
meeting in the Y NJ c. A. hall at
1880, to which a general invitation is
given. Flowers for decorating the hall
will be thankfully received there up
till 10 this morning.
Robert Levy's challenge for a jump
ing match, issued through the HERALD
TO William Moore in particular and all
corners in general has been accepted
by Moore. 1t will be for $3.50 a side,
taking place New Years Day at a
place and an hour, and under condi-
tons, to be arranged later.
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Capt Kalua, his wife and a China
man named Ahuna were arrested at
Cape Horn" about seven o'clock last
night, by Officer Holoua, for having
opium IN possession Kalua's two
children had TO be shut up in the Sta
ton with their parents, as there was
nobody left at home to take care of
them
Nhi' Jao' 'S"J, S"ipShtSl, WIG W"9
involved in the wagon accident with
Mr.. Chas. Lucas the other day, is in
Jured much more seriously than first
reported. He has bad cut in the
head, from which flow Of blood has
been very difficult to stanch, and one
of his arms will be useless for while,
DR. McGrew is attending him.
SIDE LIGHTS.
Livery stables and hackmen will find
notice in this paper calling for their
earliest attention, to save money in
purchasing any kind of carriage. ct
Those wanting the services of a
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