The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-16

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1886
LOCAL NEWS.
King Kalakaua is fifty years old to
day.
The Palace is beautifully decorated
for the jubilee festivities.
The Registrar is going to have &C.
counts due his bureau collected
monthly.
"KulikulP is what the initiated say
when asked about the new secret soci-
ETY..
Jubilations in song and dance began
early and continued all night at the
Palace
Electric lights were glowing round
the Palace last night, and the gasoline
lamps looked sick.
Mr. Antoine Rosa has been APP
pointed Attorney General in place of
Mr.. Kaulukou, resigned.
The crew of the German bark
Pacific will enter a ships boat in the
regatta of tomorrow
Mr.. William Aud has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Insane Asylum,
in the place of the late w. b. Wright.
Majors A. b. Hayley and w. H.
Cornwell have been made Knights
Commander Of the Royal Order of Ka-
piolani
1t is said that the Kilokilo Society
will speedily become a thing of the
past, official and private sentiment
choking it to death.
On and after to-day the Honolulu
police will wear spiked helmets the
same as the military, and be equipped
with belts and batons.
No orders were issued to the mill
tary companies to be present at the
Palace tomorrow, at least no general
or published orders.
All who wish to enjoy the regatta to-
morrow to the best adya 1tage should
secure one of the official programmes
at Mr. j. H. Soper's in the morning.
The bark Theobald when first sight
ed on the evening of the I4th inst, had
her flag at half-mast. Investigation
proved that it was an error of one of
the jolly jack tars.
No decision has yet been arrived al
regarding whom to pardon, or not to
pardon, out of the tender care of Cap
tain Trip The subject will again
occupy the attention Of the Privy
CounCll on the I0tn INST
The fremen assemble at the Bell
Tower by companies at o'clock this
evening. At 1880 the procession will
start, going through the streets denoted
in the advertisement elsewhere. There
will be brilliant Nominations of the
several fire halls.
His Majesty yesterday sent, through
Hon. John A. Cummins, a gift OF
several hogs aud quantity of bananas
to the Queens Hospital, for the pur-
pose Of helping toward feast for the
patients and attendants, in honor OF
rhe royal jubilee birthday.
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The Masonic bnria service was rem
dered at the funeral of the late Mr..
Wright by Mr.. w. b. Davey, w. M. of
Lodge lie Progress de 7 Oceanic,
assisted by Mr. ]. M. Monsarrat, w.
NJ OF Hawaiian Lodge, and Mr.. ID.
Dayton, p M. of the first-named
lodge.
Quartermaster General s. Nowlein is
naturally delighted with the handsome
ice pitcher presented him by the Kings
Own. DESTROYS of his friends partici-
pating in his joy, he has placed it on
exhibition at the Merchants Exchange,
where he will be glad to show it to any
and all Of them,
Now Paper.
The DAILY Bnllrfm last evening re-
sumed its foreign mail summary, issu-
ing it separate from the days edition
in very neat eight-page form. In this
manner it will be much more accept
able to local patrons, and the Daily
Bulletin Summary may be entered as
a regular fortnightly publication. The
proprietors enterprise Is commend
able.