The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-01

MeSSTS. lluStaCe % KODcrtSOn nave
lost horse valued at $3.50, By com
mon equine distemper.
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The arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel
yesterday were Messrs. X. llalstead
and G. r lIalstead, Of Waialua. Oahu,
and Geo. Glendon, Of Pahala, Hawaii
The provcrbial saying TINT there's
always room at the top does not apply
to the head of column of advertise.
ments. That is why newspaper fore.
men become prematurely aged.
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This is prayer meeting night in the
several churches. The Bethel Union
service in the Lyceum will be prepare.
tory to the communion next Sunday
and include an address by the pastor,
Rev. L. =. Ogget
Mr. w. L. Herrick has made y
handsome curio in his line, oalabash
fashioned after the old native style. Il
is Of kou highly polished, and the
cover has an lnlaid disk Of koa, with 3
ring Of some white wood round it.
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King Kalakaua and Governor Domi,
MS were banquet,d at the Hawaii m
Hotel on Monday evening, by Mr. ]
II. Ward and Mr.. J. X s. Lake. Of New
York, large company Of local noiabi-
liza being present by invitation.
Mr.. Robert Grieye was Oh Saturday
last presented with a handsome silver
ice pitcher, suitably engraved, by the
owners and employees OF the Gazette.
The occasion was his retirement from
the management and chief ownership
Of that Office. 1t was a deserved com.
pllment to veteran printer and master
of the craft.
Hon. Curtis r. Iaukea has been APP
pointed His Majesiy's Chamberlain
vice Col. the Hon. Charles H. Judd,
resigned. The former also replaces
the latter as Commissioner of Crown
Lands and Land Agent. Other Off
cial changes are mentioned as having
been made, but waiting convenient
time to be proclaimed.
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The residence e Col. c. II. Judd
OH Punsh1u street has recently been
painted, in style that makes it show
to material advantage over its former
appearance in tl;ring white. The new
tint is pinkish gray, the pretty effect
of which is strong rebuke to the fash
ionable sombre colors in vogue foi
house painting.
There are two handsome wedding
cakes on exhibition at Mr.. Harris Elite
Ice Cream Parlors. They are for the
marriage feast of Mr.. Oliver Stillmar
and Miss Molteno, who are to be
united at the Roman Catholic Cathe
dral on Thursday evening The work
wal done by hand in the fancy bakery
+ on the premises, and the figures anc
flowers are very pretty.
The first subscription paid the DAILY
HERALD is that Of Mr.. a. Werner
Accidentally hearing, at the lunch table
IN Notes, that 1t was starting, his hanc
diyeS for half dollar on the instant
May ne live to be proud Of the paper
Mr. Dillingham;, hearing Mr.. Wennel
thanked for the first money paid intc
our exchequer, made up for being onl
second by taking two,noaths' risk
Prosper colonization
The S. S. Australia, Of the Oceanic
line, sails f)r SIN Francisco at noon to-
day. The mail closes at 10 O'Clock
after which the double rate for lat,
letters is charged Passengers were
bcosed as follow up to the closing o
the companys Office last evening: MIR
and Mrs. L. Bage, L. d. Tennsy, s. J
Levey and wife, K. L. IIalstead, c. K
Wilder, L. A. Jones. Mrs. C. Nj
Cooke, a children and nurse, G. ]
Waller and wife, ]. Marsden, c. w
Ashford, and 6. w. Roseman.
MIR, T. M. Henderson, who for tn,
past two years has been in the dis
pensing department of Messrs. IIol
lister < Co.'S drug store, Will leave fo
Vancouver, British Columbia, shortly
TO carry on the business Of a druggis
With brother from Montreal A
Vancouver is the terminus Of the Cana
dian Pacific Railway, Mr.. Henderson
may count on growing up with tn
place to opulence. lie has mad
many friends here by his pleasant dis
position, and has been an active ant
useful member Of the Bethel Unioi
congregation, so that he will be mucl
missed.
Officers McKeague, Mehrtcns nnt
Marcos have been removed from tn,
police force. Mr.. Horace Crabbe
formerly night keeper takes Mr.. Nc
keague's place as day keeper A ney
nigh. Keeper has not yet appeared. Mr.
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