The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-13
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, Nov. 6.

Jer his "Trip TO lanlL.
THE filling up and grading of Ala
kea street is approachin completion.
Hon j. A. Cummins is out again
after being confined to the house for
three weeks.
THE U. S. S, Brooklyn will proba-
bly, leave the day after the arrival OF
the Australia. G
THE President of the Board OF
Health has gone for an official tour
of the Island OF Maui.
j. Z. Brown & Co.'s soda-water
stand at Emma Square was broken
into sometime last night, and prop
erty distracted.
The Minister of Interior calls for
stenders for the construction of an
intersecting ditch on the slope of
Punchbowl hill.
YESTERDAY was Guy Fawkes' Day.
An enthusiastic Britisher on Richard
street fired off crackers during the
evening in honor of the event.
Mr.. Thomas Krouse, the new pro-
prietor of the Eagle House, has just
had this first class family resort
thoroughly renovated, and is now
prepared to receive guests.
THE police cleared out the milk
shakes from the band concert at
Emma Square, last night, to the de-
light of those who objected to the
introduction of discord into the
band music.
CAPT. Felhbehr and Messrs. Neu
man and V. V. Ashford leave on the
Kinau this evening for Waimea, Ha-
waii, to attend the term of Circuit
Court which opens to-day, before Mr.
Justice Bickerton.
The officers of the Waikapu Sugar
Company elected for the ensuing
year are: President. w. H. Corn
well; Vice-President, H. r. Macfaf-
lane; Secretary, w. M. Graham !;
Auditor, F. w. Macfarlane.
Wednesday, Nov. 7.
The International restaurant, Ma
rine street serves excellent meals at
reasonable prices.
| A MANUSCRIPT weekly newspaper
has been started in Kalihi. valley, by
an enterprising native.
AN English school has recently
been opened by a native Hawaiian
near the top of Kalihi valley.
THE Royal Hawaiian band sere-
naded Mrs. Dominis ST., at her resi-
dence, Washington place, this morn
ing.
MR. G. West has leased his Wal
kiki residence to Mr.. Graenhalgh,
and is now back with his family at
Fairview.
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, Inspector
General of Schools, left last evening
for an inspection of the Government
schools on Kauai.
MAJOR Wodehouse, III. B. Ms
Commissioner, visited the Flagship
Swiftsure yesterday afternoon, the
usual salute being fired.
A GRAND clearing out sale of mil
linery is now going on at Miss Chill
burg's store, Fort street, to make
room for new holiday goods.
j. l.. LEvIsoN does not intend tc
disturb the band concerts with his
milk shaking machine, SO hereafter
will only sell ice cream, a superior
article.
CONSIDERABLE amusement was
caused by members Of the Brooklyn
and Hawaiia@ bands, yesterday af
ternoon, on Fort street. They sang
selections from well-khown compos
ers, while member of the Brooklyn
band beat time.
"CLEANLINEss is next to goodness,
as the old Saw has it. But a gen
tleman finely clad can scarcely be
considered properly dressed for thu
drawing room, unless his boots have
received one of those dazzling shine
at the bootblack stand at the Hawai-
ian Hotel. The daily and week..
papers are also for sale there.
Thursday, Nov. 8.
ANOTHER engagement, S. and l..
Two men-of-wars-men had livel,
set-to on the wharf this morning.
. A NUMBER of members of IIonC
, lulu Engine Company No. l, hav
t | been suspended for being in arrears
{ Mr.. F. Horn has the thanks of tn
, BULLETIN staff for a very liberal SUI
ply of his excellent ice cream an
r bupCl iol Saho'
6 The band played on the Post O
flee veranda this morning, a caplti
:. programme of music which was al
= preciated by the business portion {
4 the city.
e ONE half of the men of III. B. M.
r Swiftsure will come ashore on MOI
Y day, to stretch their legs and take j
/ the sights. They will be attende
/ by picket guard.
Mr.. F. Horn catered at the recel
! ton on the U. S. S. Brooklyn, AM
, as might have been expected, di
it to the entire satisfaction of tn
wardroom mess caterer.
On Wednesday at noon, Rev. A. /
Bissell spoke to the pupils of Oah
College on Mission work in Indii
: At the close he gave song and til
: Lords prayer in the Hindu languag
Four men-of-wars-men were in I'll
: Police dock this morning charge
+ with drunkenness A native polio
I man was PIT on the stand, when or
+ of the sailors said, That's til
= chicken that got me-"
A CHINAMAN who runs restal
rant, corner of Merchant and Nul
anu streets, was arrested this morl
ing by Capt. Larsen on warran
n