The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-16
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, Oct. 8.

Hon. A. S. Cleghorn visited III. M.
S. Cormorant at noon to-day.
HER Majesty the Queen has been
indisposed the past two weeks, but is
now much better.
H. r. III. PRINCESS Liliuokalani is
making preparations to hold fair in
January of next year.
EIGHT students were in attendance
at the opening of the North Pacific
Missionary Institute, Monday morn
ing
Mr.. Shaw who met with an accident
at Waialua returned home last even
ing, his arm in sling. He will be
all right in day or SO.
THE King will not visit the Mel
bourne exhibition. The resignation
of the chamberlain has interfered with
His MajesSy's arrangements.
AFTER the temperance meeting in
Brewers block Saturday night, the
five speakers were invited to partake
of ice cream and cake bye the pro-
prietors of the Elite.
GREAT improvements are being
made to the grounds of St Andrews
Cathedral. New gates and fence
are being built at the Emma street
entrance, and the old Cathedral
building has received coat of new
paint.
Wednesday, Oct. 10.
G. and N, new engagement.
ANOTHER Portuguese newspaper is
soon to be started in Honolulu.
THREE passengers left for the Vol
cano on the w. G. Hall yesterday.
THE new card of the Mutual Tele-
phone Company has 5S7 numbers on
it.
1T is reported that several cases of
pistols recently arrived here con-
signed to Chinese.
AT Harry Saylor's coffee saloon a
hot dinner is provided every day
from IL 80 to o'clock.
CHAs. Turner, the hack driver,
charged with furious and needless
driving has been acquitted.
THE sale of stationary at the store
of A. M. Hewett this morning at
tracted quite number of buyers.
KAHELE was found guilty of extor-
ton in the Supreme Court yesterday,
and sentenced to fifteen months at
hard labor.
Mr.. jeremiah Vanderbilt Simon
son, Jr, purposes leaving on the
bark g. ID. Bryant for the benefit of
his health.
THE thermometer registered yes
terday, Mt Palama, cooler locality
than Honolulu proper, 81. Bin the
shade. This is the highest of the
season SO far.
Thursday, Oct. IL.
A STORE at Waialua is to let.
WORK on the Kalihi road is pro-
crossing
III. s. SwINToE, bankrupt, has been
discharged from his debts.
THE Central Union church has
appointed Miss Chamberlain city
missionary for another year.
Work on the water pipes on Ala
kea street was resumed this morning
by large force of men.
Do not forget that Mr.. S. B. Rose,
is the general agent in these islands
for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York.
THE sale of horses and carriages in
front of l.. j. Levey's salesrooms at
noon, attracted large attendance.
The sale realized 81 900.
AT noon to-day Mr.. l.. j. Leyey
sold 33 shares of Kawailoa Ranch
Company stock at $66 per share to
Mr.. John III. Patty. Total 50, l78.
LAWYER Neumann said this morn
ing he was always ready to have a
case continued, to give the counsel
on the opposite side chance to col
lect his fee.
The officers of the Wailuku Sugar
Co. for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent, w. III. Bailey; Treasurer, p.
@. Jones; Secretary w, w. Hall ;
Auditor, M. P. Robinson.
The annual meetings of the Pacific
Sugar Mill and the Honokaa Sugar
Company will be held October 18th
and 18th respectively, at 10 a. m, at
the Office of #. A. Sehaefer Co,
ONE of the actors of the Chinese
theatre Tai Ka Wal, was in the Police
Court this morning, on charge OF