The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-22


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FKIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1886.
LOCAL N EWS.
Mr.. Levey has cash sale to-day.
Devotions at St. Andrews Cathedral
this evening.
The w. G. Hall is due to-day from
Hawaii and Maui.
Capt. Rice of the Eleu reports tn.
spar buoy carried away.
Mr.. Louisson's house lot On Fort
street is to be sold tomorrow by Mr.
Levey.
Mr.. Greig, owner Of Fannings Isle,
arrived in Honolulu by the schooner
Jennie Walker.
The Cabinet Council met again yes
terday, the third consecutive day on
which it was in session.
There IS a vast heap of crude lime
stone on the wharf beside the Hawa
f. iian Stone Companys kiln.
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There would not be the slightest OBJ
lection raised to subscribers paying up
at least their September dIes to the
HERALD.
Mr.. Cartwright has made his heap o
donations to the Honolulu Library still
higher by the addition of Sparks
american Biography, twenty volumes
The walls of the second new Chi
nese club house are rising above the
ruins Of the first, under the trowels o
\ Mr.. Mayhew's workmen.
The Jennie Walker found at tn,
Gilbert Islands that the mission vesse
Morning Star had been at Tapateno
and passed Api Island without going in
The ten thousand dollar brick build
/ ling, on Nuuanu street near King, be
ing erected by Mr.. Thomas for Aswal
and Sing Chong Co, has reached tn
top of the first story.
Captiin Anderson, of the jennie
Walker, caught fifteen sharks IN sir
gle haul, without hook or harpoon. II
did it by noosing big mother sharl
that carried fourteen young.
There was an amusing hog chas
yesterday afternoon shortly before tn
Steamer James Makee left. A porke
escaped and was only -recaptured aftt
4 lively race by natives and Chinese.
"A The HERALD is indebted to Captai
Howell for the interesting budget {
news in this issue from the Marsha
= Islands. The particulars regarding tn
German annexation are from fir
.sources
W Merchants wanting their ships to a
afive on time should apply at this offic
.fhe HERALD announced the Star
s2Devon as due from the aIst to the 80
land she was telephoned on the NOR
Ing of the 2Ist.
Messrs. Fred Jones, w, p. Crook
A. p. Raymond, b. +. ]. McClee
and Capt. Roberts, went out on Il
tug Eleu, yesterday, as it tewed Il
B barkentine w. H Dimond to sea. {
returning the party were entertained
Il Capt. Rugg of the bark +. r. Fost
and Capt. Perkins of the bark Gail
rien
Y The water bpat noticed in vest,
days HERALD as starting for Waians
two white men on board, W
up by the schooner Emm
4 captain Cameron, off Waimanal
/ftAtllliilB W oSu viii Il oiSldi VI biotiS
flying, She was towed into port by t
Emma and is now lying at the Paci
Navigation Lo.'s wharf
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BY advertisement it will be seen Il
d billiard match has been arranged |
tween McCleery and Saylor, to col
of OF the Hotel on Saturday evenil
Several gentlemen Of this city ha
contributed literally to the purse Il
forms a portion of the prize. 1t
likely to be a splendid display of
Scientific game and attract lal
audience
AT the monthly meeting of the Y.
&. A. last night Treasurer reported
lance of $aLa5. The various comm
tees reported on the work of the mon
K In the discussion on the temperar
Committees report, it was stated Il
intemperance was incre lsing very rap
" among the Hawaiians. One full a
seven associate members were elect
most of them Portuguese intending