The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-23

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THE DAILY HERALDI
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LOCAL NEWS.
Skating tonight at the Yosemite.
The dancing school at the Yosemite
rink has disbanded.
Honolulu society will miss several
fair ornaments after the Mararoa calls. |
Miss Fennell has charge of the
school at Pahala, Hawaii, this term, in
place of Mr. Glendon.
Some of the rescued sailors of the
Dunnottar Castle are willing to stay
here if they can get work.
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A monthly dividend Of dollar a
share will be served on ice to day at
Mr.. w. +. Fosters Office.
The King goes down to his boat
house at five in the morning to super
wise the training of his oarsmen.
Captain Killman, of the bark At
lanta, now in port, came to Honolulu
as chief officer Of the steamer W. G.
Hall.
Hon. W. c. Parke was sixty-fve on
Tuesday, and bears his years well. He
was Marshal thirty four years up to
1884
Messrs. L. p. Adams & Co. will
sell the steam laundry at noon on
Saturday, as a whole and undivided
property.
Hon. !. l.. Kaulukou, Marshal Of
the Kingdom, was serenaded by the
ROYAL Hawaiian Band at his residence
last evening
The Hawaiian Agricultural Com
pany is making a third reservoir on the
Pahala plantation, enabling water to be
taken and cane flumed to any part OF
the plantation.
Some people do not believe there
viii be any steamer here from the
Coast before the Mararoa on Saturday
week. There may be Surprise for
the douDters, however.
The building from which Mr.,
Michiels was elected by fire, on Fort
street, and the adjoining one occupie,
by Mr.. Eckart, are to be substituted by
a neat block of pair of stores.
A member of the Honolulu Yacht
and Boat Club says the papers all
seem to ignore its operations, yet the
senior and junior crews are having hard
practice right along They are out
every evening.
M The infant whose birth is recorded
in this number has come into the
world fatherless, her mother being
widow of the late Mr. Taught, mate Of
& the Kiauea Hou, who died suddenly
while visiting the Pail about two months
ago.
An. attempt was made on FRIDAY
night, by some unknown person, t.
burn down the skating rink at Waikiki
Maui. An old woman and little DO,
put out the flames, that were made
lively by previous application O
kerosene.
In the Police Court yesterday, TIVE
DRINKS paid the usual six dollars, anC
v Wailua, charged with disturbing Tho
y quiet Of the night forfeited bail, $Io
Several Chinese assault and batter,
cases, and the case of Soy Yong, wer
IN continued
N A gang of Japanese mutnied on tn
n Naalehu plantation, Hawaii, recently
N but were thwarted in a violent move
ment toward the managers house, b
the GOODNESS of the manager, Nj
4 Center, and all taken before the dis
trict Judge at Waiohinu and fined
When the steamer w, G. Hall wa
on the homeward trip, off the Kon
coast an object was sighted which al
peared to be an upturned boat Th
course was changed to pick up tn
article, but it proved to be large 10
that had evidently been in the waite
several months.
Consideration of proposition t