The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-30

prefer in the Supreme Court for the
balance of the October term.
The bark H. Hackfeld arrived to-
day from Bremen with q large stock
of new goods 70. II. Hackfeld & Co.
No -reatervacuum pan can be found
than the head OF the writer of the
article in this mornings "Adver
tiser" on the Reform party.
f. WARD, second steward of the
steamship Australia, has been dis
charged in the Police Court, from the
charge of having opium in posses
sion.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Giffard will act for
the firm of w. G. Irwin & Co. during
the absence of Mr.. Irwin at the
Coast, and Mr.. Frank P. Hastings for
the bank of Class Spreckels & Co.
THERE is depression at the lower
end of Kaahumanu street, which fills
with water in rainy weather and be-
comes pond. 1t calls for attention.
In fact, the entire street is consider
ably out of repair.
MRS. Lack has Just received on the
las steamer large number of clay
| pigeons kr own as blue rocks. This
kind OF sport is growing in favor and
sportsmen will do well to remember
that in future there will be no Lack
of birds.
Ma. w. e. Herrick, who has been
confined to his house by sickness for
seve al weeks, has sufficiently re-
covered to be able to resume work,
His turning-shop, on Bethel street,
which has been closed during its
proprietor's illness, is again open.
SOMEONE carried off the two tubu-
lar lamps at the corner of Beretania
and Punahou streets placed there by
| the Tramways Company TO give
warning OF distractions ON the road.
Four lamps were also recently stolen
from their position at Leleo.
The advertiser" Lays that the
BULLETIN had an item few evenings
ago about further facilities to be Sc
cured by changes in our postal rela-
tions with the United States, and
pi oceeds to give the communication
| from the San Francisco Bulletin"
which constituted our "item," appar-
emily thinking it new discovery.
Wednesday, Oct. "a.
THE CALLED jade (Advertiser)
winces.
THREE stowaways came on the
ship III. Hackfeld from Liverpool.
APoETUG, EsE had two OF his fingers
jammed While cleaning the engine at
the Honolulu Planning Mill yester-
day.
Mrs. E. Wallace, mother of freight
clerk Wallace of the Kinau, retui ned
from the Coast yesterday on the bark
Forest Queen.
THE work on McKenney's Hawai-
ian Directory is completed, the man
uscript has all gone forward aud the
books will be here on the return O.
the Australia.
| CoMAoHo, the Portuguese who sho
Flenaelly, sailor on the U. S. S
Omaha, was yesterday acquitted o
mapslaughter in the second degre
by foreign jury.
TIE Interior Offices auctionee
sold piece OF land situate at Kipa
hrl". Maui, containing an area O
6.-1, 0 acres, at noon to-day to w. X
Keoho for $75.
IT is rumored that The Amateu
Minstrels have assented 70 Civ
another performance. This is b.
urgent and special reque.y. Ea
trumpets will be in order.
THE sale of household furniture a
the residence of G. w. Burgess
Beretania street, this morning by MI
]. F. Morgan was largely attends
and good prices were realized.
AT noon to-day Mr.. l.. J. Leve
sold by order of Bishop & Co. mort
gagees, the six lots on the Kulaoka
hua plains to t. r. Walker, Esq, fo
$1,000. The bark Lillian was with
drawn.
ACCORDING to Mr.. e. r. Butte
mosquitoes have been here since 1921
In that year Spanish vessel put int
port for repairs and landed her waite
casks. That is where the risky littl
insects came from.
Mr.. N. S. Sachs of the Popula
Millinery house, contributes n mic
article in this issue on the replenisl
ment of his stock of dress goods, an
the goods in fashion for the fall Sc,
, son. 1t is on the first page. Rea
il.
IT is true, yesterdays Bullet
6 was, according to the date line, da
old when it was issued; but the "a
vertiser's" shipping column sent Q
the Australia and other vessels @
:, the 22nd, day before their depar
IRE.
Thursday, Oct. 25.
PAKAI has been fined 500 for sci
ing fermented beer without licenc,
Mr.. ]. J. Williams has Withdraw
his connection with the PARADISE
the Pacific.p
Mr.. Luther Wilcox presided in I'll
Police Court this morning in the al
sence of Judge Dayton.
TIE pioneer lock and gunsmitl
Mr.. Alex. Flohr, Bethel street, repair
safes, scales and sewing machines {
reasonable rates.
Hon. II. S. Townsend, assistar
principal of the Kamehameha Schoo
has been quite i'll the past two week
but yesterday was much better.
SIXTY days imprisonment at har
labor with fine of $50 was the pur
ishment imposed on a Chinamal
named Kun Pang, Yesterday, fo