The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-06
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, Oct. 30.

TWENTY lepers were sent to Molo-
kai yesterday.
THE tower of the Roman Catholic |
Cathedral is undergoing repairs.
Four poor Cinnamon were fined in |
the Police Court this morning for
washing on Sunday.
UNTIL further notice Mr. w. III. |
Graenhalgh will close his store at |
5 80 p. M. every day, Saturday ex-
copied.
The EVA expedition party returned
late yesterday afternoon without find
ing any trace of Aikualani and
Manuela Liiiii.
THERE was very heavy rain storm
during Monday night, accompanied
with thunder and lightning of the
most vivid nature.
Mr.. W. III. Graenhalgh has COM
pleted all arrangements for holding
Presidential election at his store,
Fort street, Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
DURING the planters meeting this
morning the subjecS of holding an
agricultural show came up. Mr.. P.
G. Jones suggested they hold baby
show.
HIS Excellency G. w. Merrill,
American Minister Resident, was
present at the planters meeting this
morning to hear Col. Spalding's
paper.
Mr. Chas. N. Spencer, Inspector
General of Immigrants, leaves on the
Iwalani tomorrow morning on a
tour of inspection through the dis
trict of Hamakua, Hawaii.
ACCORDING to the Vox Populi, of
Lowell, Mass, one of the most widely
read New England weeklies, Messrs.
Raymond & Whitcomb, excursion
agents, are arranging special excur-
sion from the East to the Hawaiian
Islands for February.
The decision in the Aki claim yes
terday was certainly very short one
but it was SO presented for the "relief
of the minds" of creditors of His
Majesty's estate. Later on the full
opinion of the Court in the case will
be filed, and will probably rank as
unparalleled judicial longevity"
THE new Atlantic steamer City of
New York arrived at New York,
October Sth, after passage of 6 days
II hours. This is the best third-trial
record in shipping annals 1t is
thought the big steamer will later get
over the ocean voyage in a little over
five days, and carry out the promises
of her builder.
Mr.. w. cassie, DIETER known as
Billy who erected the machinery OF
the Electric Light Works and has
had charge of it until now, goes to
Kauai this evening, to take charge OF
the mechanical engineering depart.
ment of Kealia MILL Mr.. cassie full
filled his duties faithfully and eff
GENTLY in the position from which he
has Just retired, and will undoubtedly
do the same in his new situation.
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
MR.. Atkinson, Inspector-Genera
of Schools, left yesterday for an in
spection of the schools on Maui.
The Post Office despatched by tn
bark G. d. Bryant yesterday l,O3
letters and 425 packages of papers.
TO-DAY was the birthday annivei
sary of the King of Portugal, an
was noticed in this city by the firin
of salutes and hosting of the diplo
matte and consular flags.
Thursday, Nov. l.
A HOUSE on Union street is advel
tised to be let.
Two passengers left Tor the Vol
cano yesterday on the w. G. Hall.
The Portuguese Philharmonic Sc
ciety will give grand masquerad
ball, December 10th,
VERY large congregation Assem-
bled at the special service at til
Roman Catholic Cathedral thi
morning,
You do dot know what a goo
bologna sausage is until you try on
made by JAS. Tinker at the Cit
Meat Market, Nuuanu street.
The sixth organ recital will b
given at Kaumakapili Church, OIL
Friday evening, November 9th. Tn
programme will appear early mex
week.
The Royal Hawaiian Band sere
naded the Portuguese Consul yesteI
day morning for one and hal
hours, in honor of the birthday Al
niversary of the King OF Portugal.
THERE will be IL grand concert i
the basement of Kaumakapili Churc
Saturday evening. Several nativ
singing clubs will take part and
saxaphone quatette will play wv
numbers.
The festival of All Saints was OF
served at st. Andrews Cathedrs
this morning. At 8 o'clock ther
was a full choral service with an al
dress by the Rev. George Wallace
A good congregation was present.
The Haleakala Ranch Compan
has accepted a charter of incorpora
ton and elected the following otti