The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-22

The brilliant full moon and the
certainty Of u musical treat drew
large crowd to Emma Square last
night.
Mr.. ii. Swinton treated a number
of the poor inmates of Lunalilo
Home to dinner in one of the city
restaurants this afternoon.
ANN, the Chinaman arrested lately
at Kahului for having opium in pos
session, has been discharged by
Judge Aholo. Look out for another
suit for damages.
RAIN demonstrates the futility of
STRENGTHENING that scrapes off but
the top layer of dirt Of the many
that form the geological homogeneity
of our city thoroughfares.
THE new Portuguese Band reports
satisfactory progress. The band
numbers about 30. They have for
warded an order, by the Alameda
mail, to France for set of brass
instruments.
CAPT. Holland had his picture
painted by Chinese artist in Hong
kong, and, as any of his friends
may see at King Bros art store, it
is portrait of which he need not
be ashamed.
Mr.. F. l.. Clarke brought from
Maui beautiful cluster of the Ha-
waiian sword plant, got in the crater
of Haleakala. The object is dis
played with effect i'm the front win
dow of Kings art store.
CONTRIBUTIONS of papers, maya
zines or books from friends of the
w. {. Il. u. in aid of the work of
the society, may be left at the
Sailors Home, care of Mrs. s. NJ.
Damon or Miss +. johnson.
PROFESSOR Scott, acting Inspector
General of schools, was well pleased
with the condition of the schools at
Waikiki and Waihee. He goes
away again to-day, this time to in
spect the schools on Hawaii.
DR.. Henri McGrew has resigned
the position of assistant physician of
the Queens Hospital, and the Board
of Trustees will meet on Wednesday
of next week to act on his resigna-
ton and appoint SUCCESSOR
NOTWITHSTANDING the large mail
taken by the Zealandia two DAYS
previously, the Alameda on Saturday
took 1888 letters and 45S packages
of papers. The three steamer. leav-
ing during the week carried away
9,271 letters and 1858 papers.
Mr.. Hoo Fon, manager of the
"Hawaiian Chinese News" Com
psny, and Miss Lee Kai, niece of
Mr.. Lee Kau, a Chinese merchant,
were married by Rev. DR.. Hyde last
evening, at the residence of Mr.. l..
Aseu, corner of King and Nuuanu
streets.
Mr.. G. Michiels left for San Fran
cisco by the Caibarien, to see that
the $500 he voluntarily gave the
Marquis of Teano to pay certain
bills there is disbursed according to
instructions. Will not his former
clerk, Mr.. Stewart, stare to meet him
inside the Golden Gate?
DoDD's stables will shortly be
adorned with a handsome new wea-
ther-vane, imported through +. o.
Hall & Son from New York. The
article forms the figure of a horse
and break driven by jockey, all
richly gilded, surmounting large
gilt ball on metallic rod.
Mr.. Charles X. auckland, former
ly editor of this journal, now editor
and proprietor of the San Francisco
Merchant, has been appointed
American Agent of the New Zealand
Government at San Francisco, in
place of Mr.. Charles Creighton, who
is about to remove to Honolulu.
REV. c. +. Groser, teacher at the
Reformatory School, has resigned
his position, and will leave on the
s. S. Mararoa on Saturday or Sun
day, for Queensland, where he has
been rendered good church living.
Tomorrow at ten o'clock +. T..
Adams & Co. will sell Mr.. Groser's
household effects at his house, Pa
lama.
ONE of the most graceful-looking
objects in all the equipments of the
Fire Brigade is the new hook and
ladder truck. While not to be men
toned the same day as the old
truck for neatness and portability,
the vehicle and ladders are strong
enough for all proper usage to which
they will be subjected here. The
new truck will be feature in this
years parade on Feb. 4th.
The captain of the schooner