The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-16

entered. The Court asked Hon. Paul
Neumann, one of the counsel, what
part the defendant took at the thea
tire. The. learned counsel said his
client was the leading actor, and he
thought he took the part of Emperor
Samuel.
Friday, Oct. 10.
MAJOR G. T. Gulick has been APP
pointed Tax Collector for the district
of Honolulu A good appointment.
IT is rumored that the Chinese
theatre has been removed to Hotel
street, between Fort and Union
streets.
A CERTIFICATE of registration of
copyright for "Tbe Honolulu Bust
ness directory" has been granted to
Mr.. ]. NJ. Macdonald
THE name OF the Portuguese who
made the koa album mentioned in
Thursdays issue, is Manuel Nunes.
His workshop and store are at No.
DC, Hotel street.
THE police are on the lookout for
Chinaman who escaped from the
Station house yard yesterday. By
the use of piece of scantling he
managed to get over the wall.
THE debate in the Debating Club
last night, on the relative merits of
Republicanism and Monarchy, was
lively and interesting, The talk was
pretty evenly divided between the
two forms of government, and there
was no lack of speakers on either
side. Capital punishment was an
nounced as the subject for next de-
bate.
Saturday, Oct. ID.
Mr.. j. J. Williams has added the
lime and orange business to his
photographic studio. The fruit is the
finest in the market.
A FEW sailors from the w. s..
Bovine caused considerable amuse-
ment on the docks yesterday after
noon, by plunging into the briny
deep with their clothes on, including
hats and shoes.
Mr.. S. Roth, merchant tailor, who
returned from the Coast on the last
steamer, brought with him a stock of
superior English and Scotch goods.
Now is the time for gentlemen to call
on Mr.. Roth and leave their orders,
for these goods were bought cheap.
Monday, Oct. Is.
WELCOME to the Brooklyn.
Mrs. Small is prepared to do cut
ting and fitting.
Mr.. Justice Preston presides at
| Chambers this week.
STAMP collectors are as numerous
as mosquitoes in Honolulu.
| trip Monday next the 22d, at a pm.
WRIGHT Bros. have just engaged a
first-class carriage painter, the best
| in town.
THE engagement of Mr.. HI. w.
Morse to Miss Alice Mcbride is an
| nounced.
A NATIVE woman in badly intox-
icated condition was carried to the
| Station house this noon.
AN entertainment will be given in
the st. Andrews old cathedral build
ing in the course of a few days.
THE tax appeal board for the dis
trict of Honolulu meets in the Police
| Court on Wednesday at 80 p. m.
Mr.. Geo. f. Holmes of Kohala,
and Mr.. August Ahrens of Waianae
are stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Geo. I'll. Williams, assistant
manager of the Star Mill Company
Kohala, has not been appointed
| Deputy Sheriff of Kohala.
Two ladies nearly went into con-
vulsions yesterday when they came
across an innocent little scorpion
| asleep in a trunk.
AT noon to-day Mr.. Harry Armi.
tage for Mr.. Morgan, auctioneer, sold
IL 43-100 acres of land at Kaluapa-
lena, Kalihi, to Mr.. Rose for 1925
and Is 1-6 acres of land at Kohala to
Kealina for 81 400.
The employees of the Honolulu
Iron Works have just taken up a
second subscription for John Voller
who is blind. 1t amounts to $4S
The first subscription taken up was
$43.
The Arlington Chinese orchestra
practices regularly every evening
Sundays excepted, much to the de-
light of Hotel street residents. AS
yet it consists of only three per
| formers, All Mart, Chun Dat and
Sam See Cove, but others are want
ing to join.
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