The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-07

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1886.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Missionary Cleaners hold a
pink festival December 18th.
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Mr.. Hart presented five gallons of
ice cream to the st. Andrews Priory
fair.
His Majesty has gwen Mr. Dayton,
u. NJ, $roo as nucleus for a police
sick fund.
Marshal Kaulukou left by the Kinau
Yesterday on an official tour of the
Islands.
The shadow Of coming society
event is taking shape in the Elite
bakery.
The Howe and Saunders billiard
match comes of at McCarthys hall this
evening. ff atAB "
Rev. r. Bailey and wife, Wailuku,
celebrated their golden wedding on
November 2oth.
Water rates till June goth next must
be paid by January 18th, or have 10
per cent added.
Mr.. J. ]. Williams was kicked by a
horse while he was crossing Fort street
on Saturday, receiving a severe bruise
on his leg
One arrest was made last night for
fast riding, one for larceny, three for
drunkenness, one of the latter being
disorderly as well, and two for assault
and battery.
The steamer Iwalani takes the w.
G.. Halls volcano route to-day, sailing
at ten O'Clock this morning, for ports
on Maui and Hawaii. The Hall goes
on the Marine Railway to receive a
new propeller and be cleaned.
Judge Preston, accompanied by the
Attorney-G General Mr.. Rosa, and Messrs
Neumann, Kinney and Creighton of
the bar, left by the Kinau yesterday to
hold the December term of the Second
Judicial Circuit Court at Lahaina,
Maui.
DR.. Webb yesterday held post
mortem examination on the body of
Luluka, late mate of the schooner
Mary Foster, and found the cause of
death to have been excessive use of
liquor, as stated in yesterdays
HERALD
The Royal Hawaiian Agricultural
Society's committee on the stock show
held meeting last night. They adj
journed till they can find out whether
any place nearer than Kapiolani Park
can be obtained for holding the exhibit
tien.
At a stated meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. 81, A. f, & A. NJ, the fol-
loving officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing Masonic year: j. M. Mon
sarrat, w. NJ; w. M. Graham, S W.;
T.. ID. Tenney, J. W.; L. c. Porter,
Secretary; w. M Giffard, Treasurer.
The appointed officers will be named
later.
Officers of the Hawaiian Rifle Asso-
citation for the ensuing year are as fol
lows: President, DIR. Bredie; Vice
President, c. H. Nicoll; Secy.-Treas
urer, ]. H. Fisher; Range Committee,
Pratt, Unger and f. Hingley; Finance
Committee, c. w. Ashford, +. Terrill
and Rothwell. The semi-,nnual con-
test will be on New Years Day, ccm-
petitors to be divided into three
classes.
Capt. Backus of the barkentine Mary
Winkelman was assaulted yesterday
afternoon by two sailors discharged
from his vessel, who handled HIM
rather roughly. The captain applied
at the American Consulate for war
rant for their arrest, but as the men were
paid off he had to go to the city police
authorities for the writ Last night
one of the men, named Peterson, was
arrested for the offense.