The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

Capt. Cluney for $1,000. The
machine was taken to Waikiki last
week and is now running success
fully.
THE steamer Ivy Holmes, after
being thoroughly repaired at the cost
of about $4,000, steamed to sea this
morning for Hilo, in charge of Mr..
Holmes, the owner. He said he ex-
pected to reach IIilo inside of "a
hours from the time of starting, but
since his departure it has been
learned that the Ivy Holmes will
cruise for the Domitila for salvage.
The Sacrament of Confirmation was
administered by His Lordship the
Rt. Rd. Bishop of Olba at the chapel
of the Branch Hospital to 10 persons,
both children and adults, on Friday
last, Feb. 9TH, at p. IN. His Lord
ship addressed the congregation in
n few pathetic words and the cere-
mony of Confirmation was followed
and closed by the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament.
Mrs. j. ID. Arnold died of con-
sumption last evening, at the house
of Mr.. Angus, Punchbowl street.
Her funeral takes place this after
noon. The husband of the deceased
went to Australia some months ago
TO engage in his business of we'll
boring. He left his wife in apparent
ly good health, and, although he has
been appraised of her dangerous con-
dition since, the news of her death
must be a severe blow to him. Mrs.
Arnold was highly esteemed for her
amiable qualities by large circle
of friends.
The Hawaiian three-masted
schooner he Au Hou, Captain
Lowell, arrived yesterday % days
from Jaluit, via Waiaro and Legiep
Islands. She brought 10 900 cocoa
nuts and % cases of coral, but came
principally to be repaired. Captain
Theet, of the wrecked British
schooner Mazeppa, and Captain
Bushell, of the lost Auckland brigan-
tine Ransom, came to Honolulu by
the Ke Au Hou. Captain Lowell
reports strong westerly squalls
during the passage. The missionary
vessel Morning Star, Capt. Bray,
arrived at Jaluit Dec. 18th, IA days
from this port, and on the following
day sailed for Caroline Islands, all
hands well. The Hawaiian schooner
Gen. Seigel is still trading among the
islands and doing well. Messrs. Macy,
A. Turner, Fl. Emerson and others
from Honolulu are still at the islands.
TUESDAY, Feb. 9th.
Mrs. j. ID. Arnold's funeral yestcr-
day afternoon was largely attended.
NEXT week Mr.. Nj. NJ. Scott will
inspect the schools at Eva, Waianae
| and Waialua on this island.
MEssRs. Lyons & Cohen, auction
GERS, have dissolved partnership, Mr..
Lyons continuing the business mt
the old stand.
Mr. A. f. Cooke left by the steamer
Dowsctt last evening for Paia, Maui,
to take observations for the building
OF landing there.
CORONATION Day, Feb. 18th, will
be kept by the King Mt kailua, Ha-
waii, and the event will also be cele-
brated ut Iolani Palace.
! INQUIRIES have been received from
| the Coast about Robert A. Johnson
| whose mother is in feeble health in
San Francisco and desires to hear
from him.
Mr.. Williams abandoned an en-.
bryo purpose, instigated by the Bull.
LETTN, of photographing the Inflated
Planter, when Mr.. Foster intimated
that he was willing to pay him Il
bonus on probable profits if he al
lowed the wreck to pass into oblivion
THE boys mt the Reformatory
School are in clover. Yesterday they
received present OF half dozer
bats and balls from Hon. John Cum
mings, and were treated to II feast o.
Chinese preserved fruits and sweet
meats by Mr.. G.. Alec, Chinese Com
mercial Agent.
THE front of the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel was gorgeous with colored Ian
terms last evening, on the occasion o
II complimentary concert rendered
the guests by Gov. Dominis. There
was gay throng ON the verandahs
and the music dispensed by the
Band, under Mr.. Berger's direction
was of the usual excellent dcscrip
ton.
Mr.. Schumann has devised n new
thing in breaks, which does away
with the jolting caused by the horse'i
motion, apparently Ms well MS the eX
pensive patents with the same objec
imported from the East A vehicle
with the improvement can be seen II
his shop on King street, and can b
supplied by him as cheap rs TIN
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