The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-20

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LOCAL NEWS.
A uau was given at His Majesty's
boat house last Saturday evening
A party of moonlight bathers VISITED
the Kapiolani path house Saturday
night.
The steamer Kilauea Hou takes a
berth on the Marine Railway this
morning.
The steamer Kinau sails on the
Volcano route at four o'clock this
afternoon.
Two Cinnamon were seen on Satur-
day haggling over a string OF mice or
young rats.
The photographing of the Legisla-
ture will take place, weather permit
ting, at four this afternoon.
A band of natives, in boat, sere-
naded the Japanese man.of war and
the Yacht Brunhlde Saturday evening.
Some malicious person poisoned
eight or ten chickens belonging to Mr..
ii. NJ. Dow, Lunalilo street, on Friday
night last.
The arrivals at the Hotel on Satur-
day we're: A. f. Hopke, Kahului; J. J.
Aubertln, England; Rev. T. X. g..
Peck, New York; w. w. Goodale,
Hawaii.
A very Jolly uau was held by the
Hawaii baseball club, at the house of
Mr. Henry Kaia, the captain, lwllel,
ON Saturday afternoon. Mr.. f. J. rcsta
President, did the honors with distinc-
ton.
A little boy living in Chaplain Lane
was reported lost yesterday morning,
but it turned out that he only strayed
to different Sunday school than the
one for which he set out.
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A coincidence that will be interest
ing to scientists is that an earthquake
shock was felt in Honolulu on the
night that the most violent shocks
were experienced in Charleston,
namely, August 3Ist.
All Kee was on Saturday sentenced
to pay fine of $50, with imprison-
ment at hard labor for twenty days, for
having opium in possession. His three
iellow-prisoners had the same charge
against them withdrawn.
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Rev. Alex. Macintosh yesterday
morning preached the annual sermon
in behalf of the Society for the Propa-
CATION of the Gospel, before the first
congregation of St. Andrews Cathe-
dral, and a collection was taken
amounting TO $50.
Mr., ]. ]. Aubertin, Of London, who
returned from his tour on Maui and
Hawaii on Saturday, found the Volcano
less active than he had anticipated, but
was favored with the sight of two grand
ebullitlonS of lava. He was very much
impressed with the grandeur of the
extinct crater of Haleakala on Maui
Major ] H. Wodehouse, II. b. Nj.
Commissioner, In letter to the BKl(e-
Tin, testifes to the valuable services
rendered by Mr.. Henry Swanzy, his
'trst lieutenant" in the absence of Mr.
Walker, acting Vice Consul, and to the
zeal and ability displayed by him in
carrying out all the details connected
with the charter and despatch of 4
vessel for the rescue, OF the wrecked
British people on Ocean Island.
On Monday last Marshal Kaulukou
received information ola large amount
OF unlicensed liquor selling at Lahaina
Maui. He Immediately wrote to De
putty Sheriff Turton, instructing him tc
take vigorous proceedings against the
law breakers. BY Saturdays mail The
Marshal had returns from the Deputy
Sheriff of no less than fourteen cases o.
illicit dealers in the ardent, convicted ir
the District Court and fined $Ieo each
and costs. They all paid
The race between Miles & Hayley''
Clementina and Bradley's Redwood
came off in the presence of about fifty
spectators, at Kapiolani Park on Sat