The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-16
NEWS ITEMS.
Monday, July 8.


SELECT parties of Sunday bathers
at Waikiki are becoming numerous.
PEACOCK & Co. have rented the
store next to Mr. NJ. Mclncrny's, on
Merchant street.
SEVERAL cars for the Hawaiian
Tramways Co., came by the S. S.
Mariposa yesterday.
Miss Mary Lee, daughter OF Cap
tain John Lee, had birthday party
on board the bark G. ID. Bryant this
afternoon.
A SUPPLY of Clarkc's Hawaiian
Guide Book has been received at Mr..
Graenhalgh's, Fort street, and copies
may be procured there.
MIR. II. j. Agncw has sold his
3-ycar old black mare to n Colonial
horse fancier for 81 900, and yestor-
day she was shipped by the S. S.
Mariposa.
THREE wagonettes loaded with
"jolly jack tars" from the British
ship of war, Cormorant, sailed about
town to-day. The British colors were
flying and all hands were singing to
the euphonious accompaniment OF
an accordion.
AMONG the passengers by the Mari
posa, yesterday, going through to the
Colonies, were Mr.. and Mrs. q. c.
Miner, Shaliespcarean readers, scve-
raj State Commissioners for the Mel
bourne Exhibition and Billy Boyd,
the notorious passport crook fee
ing from Justice.
MIR. A. NJ. Hcwctt received by the
Mariposa, and has for sale, photo
graphs OF the late Emperor William,
the late Frederick III, the present
Emperor Of Germany, Prince Henry,
Prince Bismarck, and Won MOlke.
The photographs represent each of
these distinguished personages in
different positions.
WHEN the U. S. S. Mohican was
leaving the harbor yesterday morn
ing, homeward bound, her pennant,
fully $50 feet long, trailing in the
water astern, cheer after cheer was
exchanged between her and the Van
dalia; and so jubilant were the Mohi-
can boys that many OF them threw
their hats overheard.
Tuesday, July 10.
II. b. NJ. S. CoRMoRANT departed
at II o'clock this morning.
A DIviDEND Of $40 per share is now
payable to the stockholders OF Grove
Ranch Plantation Co., at Castle e
| Cookies.
SINCE the Mohican's return here
from her visit South, Samoan fans
have become the rage, though they
are inferior to Hawaiian fans.
Miss Prescott's residence, School
street, was burglarized early yester-
day morning. The culprit has not
yet been caught.
A CABLEGRAM from Sydney (New
South Wales), dated June 29th, says
The Maritime Labor Union has re-
solved that the Chinese hands on
board the steamer Alameda must be
| replaced by Europeans, otherwise the
steamer will not be allowed to load.
THE MaripOsa during her stay in
port in San Francisco, was thorough
ly renovated and painted, and the
saloons and staterooms have been
newly upholstered and carpeted. She
almost presented the appearance Of
n new vessel.
The last mail brought tidings of
the death of Hon. William Hyde, OF
Ware, Mass. He will be remembered
tied the islands in 1878. He was a
member of the A. b. G. f. NJ, and
was generous contributor to its
treasury. Rev. DR.. Hyde of this city
is his nephew.
A CLAY pigeon tournament will be
held at Kapiolani Park on Saturday,
! July 23rd, which bids fair to be II
success, as already 2G gentlemen
have entered for the match; each
contestant will shoot ut 10 pigeons,
Is or 90 yards rise. Anyone who
wishes to enter, can do so, at the gun
store of Mrs. Lack, on Fort street A
valuable prize will be given to the
| winner.
Wednesday, July IL.
WAIALuA mill has suspended grind
ing for awhile: Waianao is through
| for the season.
| III el'hill'A 4'AOilN't w ~ 'N'to Nv
| 1900 watermelons from Makua,
Waianae, for John Kaulahea, this
morning,
SHEARS are being prepared to take
out the steamer Iwalani's boiler ON
her return from Hawaii, and to put
in new one.
CAPTAIN Freeman was sufficiently
recovered from his late illness last
evening, to resumed command of the
steamer Mikahala,
THR center-board, sloop rugged sur
boat that came 10y the Mariposa fol
the Morning Star has been put OF
board the latter vessel.
By the latest news from Mr.. JOIN
Babcock, lie had gone into the coun
try. OF Washington Territory, anC
was well, happy and fat
Mr.. J. A. McCandless has given q
full power OF attorney to Mr.. }. s.
McCandless to act for the formerdur-
ing his absence from the kingdom,