The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-27

n cargo of bananas on the steamer
Eva. No damage was done.
A DINNER party was given Saturday |
evening, at the residence of Rev.
Alex. and Mrs. Macintosh in honor !
of the midshipmen of II. B. MS |
Swiftsure. A jolly time was had by
all present
Mr.. D. Howard Hitchcock, the
artist, is in town, and prepared to
receive orders for any kind of paint
ings in oil and water colors for
Christmas and New Years presents.
Orders can be left at G. West &
Co.'s.
Our local team had u good prac-
tice game of baseball on Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. H. III. Simpson of the
All-Americas participating, proving
himself fine all round player.
What fun it would be if our team
| could beat the Chicagos.
THE "Nord Deutsche Zeitung"
says that the British Government are
not in position to assume a protec-
torate over Savage Island. 1t is con-
tended that the island is neutral ter
ritory, by virtue of an agreement en-
tered into in April, 1886.
NEAR the close of the performance
at the Opera House Saturday even
ing, someone in the gallery called out
fire, and at once there was general
stampede Of the audience. Members
of the company called out to people
to keep their seats and after few
moments order was restored. The
person who called out heard the fire
bell ringing.
The following vote rejecting ON
the Government is to be brought up
in the New South Wales Parliament:
"That, in the opinion of this House,
the renewal of the mail contracts to
Messrs. Spreckels & Co., of Califor-
MIA, after their refusal to dismiss the
Chinese seamen from their steamers,
was inconsistent with our restrictive
laws against the Monaghan race, and
as such it is hereby condemned"
The trained bear, reported as a
through passenger by the Mariposa,
came ashore, and is now staying in
Honolulu. His owner was exhibit
| ing him around the streets on Satur-
| day. The bear performs variety of
amusing tricks. He visited the Ha-
waiian Hotel and was generously
treated to a couple of glasses of beer,
ure.
| Tuesday, Nov. 90.
TWENTY lepers We're sent to Molo-
kai last evening.
Mr.. John 7. Arundel left on the
Australia for England.
The stores in town are beginning
to present holiday appearance.
Mr.. ]. f. Morgan at his land sales
yesterday, realized total amount of
| $2,25O.
| DURING the absence of Hon. A.
Jaeger at the Coast, E. Tietjens will
attend to his business.
The Post Office despatched by the
Australia this noon 5,64S letters and
l,407 packages of papers.
CHAs. Philips sarsaparilla and
iron water was sampled this morn
ing and pronounced very good.
Mr.. K. w. Keaweamahi, has been
appointed Pilot for the Port and Col
lection District of Hilo, Hawaii
On Friday next the 23d, Purser
George G. Beckley of the Kinau,
completes twenty-five years of sea-
faring life. George looks good for
another twenty-five.
III. B. M. Flagship Swiftsure and
tlfe Cormorant both sailed out of the
harbor this morning, the former en-
route to Acapulco. The Cormorant
will return in ten days.
The steamer 1walani took to Ha-
makua yesterday, 65 Japanese immi,
grants, the Likelike to other places
on Hawaii, 379, and the Kilauea
Hou, 249, making total of 693
More will be sent to Kauai this even.
ing.
w. III. GRAENHALGH was among
the passengers leaving on the Aus.
tralia. Yesterday the King granted
him letters patent of denization, and
it is understood Mr.. Graenhalgh is
going to London to. try and form q
syndicate for the cultivation of cot
fee.
Wednesday, Nov. 81.
GENERAL Cunliffe left for the Vol
cano yesterday, on the w. G. Hall.
. QUEEN Kapiolani was photograph
ed at j. j. Williams studio this
morning.
Mr.. E. A. Bielenberg has disposed
/, of his business in Waikiki, Maui, t.
i Mr.. Norman Hubert.
A PARTY of gentlemen went ovel
1 to Waimanalo yesterday at the invi
= tation OF Hon. John A. Cummins
They will return tomorrow.
3 BY the steamers w. G.. Hall, Mika
hala and Lehua, which left yesterday
299 of the Japanese immigrants wer,
shipped for various plantations.
The matinee by the Silbons at tn,
Opera House this afternoon was wei
!. attended, and the youngsters wer,
delighted with the performance.
The Honolulu Social Club will
give a dance on New Years eve
which it is intended shall eclipse any
entertainment yet undertaken by
that organization.
LADIES who intend making Christ.
mas and New Years presents to theil
gentlemen friends, should not make
any purchase until they see M,
Goldberg's holiday goods opened out
due notice of which will be given.