The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-22
NEWS ITEMS.

Tuesday, Oct. l6.
Mr.. w. O. Faulkner and bride
were among the passengers by the
Australia.
Mrs. Knapp, wife of Lieut.. Knapp
of the U. S. S. Alert, arrived on the
Australia.
PURs lR Keil OF the Australia has
the thanks of the BULLETIN for files
of late papers.
THE moonlight picnic party at
Waikiki last evening was quite an
enjoyable affair.
CAPT. ]. H. Brown, Messrs. H.
Renjes, ]. f. Brown, and @. II.
Tweedie returned on the Australia.
Mr.. Z. S. Kay lea;es on the Kinau
this evening for Hawaii, to assume
the management of the Halawa
plantation.
THE arrival of Auctioneer Morgan
on the Australia was heraldcd by the
tinkling OF the bell and the raising
of the red flag.
MR.. w. III. Graenhalgh returned
on the Australia in good health. He
has The thanks of the BULLETIN for
late pape and news favors.
A PROMINENT member of the Myr-
tie boat club denies there was "a
Knockout in friendly sparring
| match at the boathouse" as stated by
| contemporary.
| The band concert at Emma Square
| last evening was attended by an I'M
mense audience. 1t was u beautiful
mild moonlight night, one of those
nights only to be found in tropical
county. The playing of the band
was most enjoyable and there were
several encoles.
| WHAT with improved machinery
and thorough knowledge of his
business Mr.. JOS. Tinker of the City
Market is able to supply bologna
sausages that can't be beat. The
BULLETIN staff were RECALLED with one
yesterday about a yard and half
long and 1t was fine eating. Try
them-they are just the thing for
| breakfast or lunch.
Wednesday, Oct. II.
HAWAIIAN rice is quoted at $4.S
The u. S. S. Omaha arrived at Yo.
kohama Sept. 10Th.
The price of sugar remains the
same as last advices.
| NoLTE has for sale, Punchbowl and
Diamond Head cigars.
THE Post Office received n large
mail on the Australia.
| III. B. NJ. S. Swifture will not be
here so soon as expected.
MEssRs. Bi0hop & Co. received
100000 in gold coin on the Austria
liza.
The U. S. S. Vandalia arrived a
San Francisco the same day the Aus
tralia left.
Mr.. II. E. Mcintyre looks as if hi
had fully enjoyed his trip to thu
Coast
The Scientific American of Sept
29th, has an account of the leper set
Element on Molokai.
The Hawaiian steamer San Mate'
: put in Alden September 3Oth, will
her machinery disabled,
Mr.. Fred M. Lewis is round agail
in bis usual haunts, after severa
months visit at the Coast.
The yacht Coronet arrived at Yo
kohama September 18th, making tn
trip from Honolulu in % days.
The G. N. Wilcox is the name OF
bark that will shortly leave Bremen
for Honolulu, consigned to I'll. Hack
field & Co.
ON Monday, October 8th, so share
of Hawaiian Commercial Co.'s stool
were sold at $34, ITO at $33.75 AM
! 40 at $33.37l.
THE flag of the bark G. o. Whit
more was flying at half-mast to-day
t the Captains little child having die
e rather suddenly.
r CAPT. ]. III. Brown looks exceed
9 ingly we'll after his vacation at tn
Coast. He did not forget the BULL
+ TIN during his absence.
y DIR. l.. f. Alvaras has been offere
the position of Government phys
!, clan for the district of Waialua, j
place of DR.. Carter, resigned.
TIE steamer Zealandia has bee
! undergoing extensive repairs at tn
n dry dock, San Francisco. She ha
II been surveyed and released.
!, The case of Gay VS.. Mendonc'
If covenant, was tried before a foreig
e jury to-day resulting in verdict fc
/: plaintiff for $1,000. An appeal wa
Il noted.
r CAPT. Houdlette on October ST.
a pleaded not guilty to an indictmel
: charging him. with carrying an e.
cess of emigrant passengers. Il
: was admitted TO bail in $1,000.
Mr.. j. f. Thrum, editor OF the
r f. Music and Drama was arreste
October 9th on two charges OF erin
inal libel, against an actor. He WI
admitted to bail in 81 900 on eac
charge.
: Mr.. II. Y. Musgrave of Sure
: England, arrived on the Austral
i and leaves for the Volcano on Frida
: by the w. G. Hall. He will be bac
A in time to catch the mail steamt
j, Zealandia for the Colonies.
/ COLONEL Norris is back to Hon
e lulu again from his ranch on Hawai-
q He seems to be unfaYorably affecte
towards the present hot weather
!, the city. Said he to friend in tn
: street to-day: "Call this the Paradis
IA of the Pacific! it seems to me to /
within half mile of Sheol."
The bark w. H. Dimond caugl