The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-21

trly in Spreckels' block.
Mr. White, superintendent of The
kohala Railway, Hawaii, arrived il
fown by the Caibarien from Mahukona
Mr. S. M. Carter has begun the sale
Hof hay, grain and feed, IN addition tC
coal and wood, al bis place on King
street.
3 Mr.. Gilbert Waller is said to have
reccived the brewers license, intending
10 start the brewery on his ablttoir lot
2t. Kalihi.
Negotiations are progressing for ;
billiard match between Messrs. Nc
Cleery and Saylor on Friday night, Al
Me Hotel
Workmen are busily engaged il
AuiIding a directors house on the
mounds of the Kamehameha Schoo
Ior Boys at Kalihi.
An advocate in the Supreme Cour
Yesterday said that legal fee could
scarcely be so large that lawyer woulo
Not swear it was reasonable.
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The creamer Of the Woodlawn Dairy
has broken down, leaving some Of the
zee cream makers without their supply
Repairs will take day or two.
A drove Of handsome mules anc
nome magnificent cattle are quartereo
~ the foot of Punchbowl street, anc
afc worth stockmen looking at.
There is general complaint of dull
mess in business. Probably the inter
eruption of fortnightly communication
with the Coast has much to do with it
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The keepers and clerks of restau
rants and billiard rooms are having 6
surfeit of boating talk. They regard
Y the whole town as having water on the
bTain.
The annual lunch of the Planters
Gpmpany--usually the most agreeable
part of the Convention to the reporters
.rwas omitted this year. Oh, how
stiitlessl
At Chambers before Judge McCully
Yesterday, hearing was had on peti
ton for probate OF the will of Manat
(w), and the case continued till tho
z7ih inst.
The Womans Christian Temper
ance Union has its monthly session il
the Y. M. c. A. parlor at ago this
4 afternoon, the executive committee tC
meet half an hour earlier.
Mr.. Fred Jones, for some time il
charge of the Hotel bar, has given W
the notion of going to the Coast, hav
ing accepted the management of tho
Merchants Exchange for Col S
Nowlcin.
Two white men started on Tuesday
ior Waianae in the old water boat form
efly belonging to Mr., ]. Simonson
They had nothing but an old sail witt
one oar to steer by. 1t is not known
YET whetherthey have arrived at then
destination OF not.
The Supreme Court, October term
only sat an hoar yesterday. Aftel
hearing argument on demurrer in the
case of p Veasey VS.. A. Herbert, the
Court ordered the demurrer overruled
nv v. Ashford for plaintiff, II. E.
Avery for defendant.
Captain Roberts turned over thu
steam schooner Surprise to her new
owners, the Pacific Navigation Com
pany, yesterday. The captain returns
70 the Coast by the Marlposa on Sat
praay. He has made many warn
irlends during his stay here, who viii
regret his departure.
Yesterday forenoon, while some
natives were fishing off the Wilde
Steamship Company's wharf, two
sharks, about six feet long each, made
their appearance. The natives trieC
unsuccessfully to catch them Will
shark hooks. This should be caution
ipf bathers not to venture too far on
Ia the channel
"A more cosmopolitan crowd work
ing together in harmony could scarcel,
PC seen than are now working on thu
Hon. A. f. Jrdd's building on For
street for Mr.. f.. b. Thomas, the fol
lowing nationalities being represented
IRISH, German, English, Norwegian
Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Ethio
t'Nn, Scotch and American,
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