The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-06

Treasurer, II. P. Baldwin; Secretary
ind Auditor, w. o, Smith.
The "Owl," which came out OF the
printers hands on Saturday last, is
being sold on the streets by carriers,
at % cents per copy. 1t may also
be had at Mr.. Gnenhalgh's book
store, Fort street. The little sheet
teens with local "hits."
RESIDENTS at Waikiki are very
anxious to know how they are going
to drive in and out of town, If the
tramway rails are to be laid i'll the
centre of the road. But they are not
to be laid in the centre-they are in
tended to occupy one side.
AN Oakland paper OF recent dates
says, Rev. L. p. Baker, formerly pas
tor OF the Third Congregational
Church in this city, but more recent
ly of the Church in Hilo, Hawaii, has
returned here on a six months leave
of absence for his health. He is en-
gagged to supply the pulpit Of the
Green street Church, recently vacat-
ed by DIR. N. w. Lane.
Friday, Nov. 2.
New engagement, T. and f.
SNEAK thieves have been at work
at the Station house.
The Punahou Preparatory school
is running milk shake.
THERE were seven deaths from
whooping cough during the month
of October.
THE Post Office dispatched by the
w. HI. Dimond 900 letters and 80
packages of papers.
The cottages attached to the Ha-
waiian Hotel are now all lighted with
the electric light.
The death rate for October was
lower than it has been for five years
during the same month.
Mr.. Chas. M. Cooke brought with
him splendid collection of views
which he collected while abroad.
The S. G. Wilder made quick
run from San Francisco, arriving
here this morning in twelve and a
half days.
Mr.. Charles Lucas has bought
the well-known trotting stallion AL
bert l.. for $500. He has record of
| 9 :221, and will be used for breeding
purposes.
IT looks as if quite number OF
Chinese would leave the kingdom
during this month. The Amy
Turner will take between $50 and
200, and other vessels will carry
| some.
POLICE Justice Dayton came pretty
nearly earning q pair OF white Kid
gloves this morning. There was only
one case on the docket and that was a
Chinaman charged with malicious
injury. AT the request OF the pro
secution it was nolle pros'd.
A NATIVE named Kalaniala was
Yesterday fined $40 in the Police
Court for visiting upon a land SCI
apart for isolation and confinement
OF lepers without written permission
The man went to the leper receiving
station at Kakaako to see flient
without an order.
ONE of the sailors OF the bark j
G. Pfuger met with slight acciden
this noon. One of the men while
working aioft let his knife fall, strik
ing the sailor on the forehead, inflict
ing a wound which bled considera
bly,. 1t was bandaged up and hi
went to work short time after.
Has the warehouse for the storage
of kerosene oil been removed iron
its former location to Nunanu street
between Hotel and Chaplain streets
as drayloads of oil are reported t.
Il nrfla "
The attention of the Fire Marshal
respectfully called to the matter.
A SPIRITED and interesting debat
on capital punishment took place i
the Debating Club, last night. M
A. Robertson, one OF the vice-pres
dents OF the Club, presided, and as n
members had volunteered as leader
appointed Mr.. Turrill and Mr.. Lafiert
to discharge those functions. Nearl
every member present took part
the debate. The subject announce
, for the next meeting is, "Resolve'
that the mortgaging OF land is a
evil to society"
Saturday, Nov. 3.
HILo has now a lady doctor and
y lady lawyer.
IT only wants little over seve
weeks to Chr Xmas.
THANKSGIVING Day willprobably
j observed Thursday, November oct
= TEN lepers were brought fro
Maui this morning, on the Likelik
o The "Friend" and the "Anglica
q Church Chronicle" for November a
both out.
r. AN addition is to be made to Il
d reservoirs at the Hallway Hous
o. Nuuanu Valley.
). The present number of the "a
glican Church Chronicle" ends Il
sixth year of its existence.
ONE of our young men is anxious
r awaiting the arrival of fair be,
from the land of Erin, on the ne
J. steamer.
The Rev. V. III. Kitcat has be-
o. elected secretary of the st, Andrew
lie Church Association, in place of
III. White, resigned.
A. The Captain and Officers of t
,e U. S. S. Brooklyn will hold rece
is ton and dance on board on Wedn'
day, between the hours of A and
d p. m.
le Mr.. Alfred Evelyn Staley, son
v the Right Rev. Bishop Staley forl
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