The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-27


coffee and other island products.
AT the matinee in the Opera House
yesterday afternoon, the feat OF turn |
ing q somersault while passing be- |
tween two horizontal bars twenty |
feet apart, swinging from one and
landing on the other, was successfully
performed by Mr.. Moulton.
AN alarm of fire was sounded a
few minutes before 6 o'clock last
evening, but the services of the de-
partment were not required. A
lamp was upset in Mr.. Henry
Smiths kitchen, on Fort street, the
oil taking fire causing quite a blaze.
1t was put out without any damage
being done.
Friday, Nov. %.
THE Hawaiian Band serenaded the
Silbon troupe at the Eagle House
this morning. Il
THE diamond breast pin missed
from the dressing room of Miss Sill
bon, the other night, has been found.
Notwithstanding many rumors to the
contrary, no person was suspected OF
having appropriated the article.
THE planters Monthly" for No
vember is taken up with an account
of the annual meeting of the Plant
ers' Labor and Supply Company, and
also the several papers read at the
meeting, including Col. u. S. Spald-
ing's paper on the Manufacture of
| Sugar.
WHETHER or not the "Noble" por-
ton of our Legislature is an unneces-
sary adjunct, was discussed by the
| Debating Club last night. The pre-
vailing opinion was decidedly in
favor of the existence of the conser-
vative element in that body. Mr.
Heinemann was elected treasurer, in
place of MIR. Norman Logan, who
had resigned in consequence Of
change of residence to the island of
Hawaii.
Saturday, Nov. "a.
THE Silbon Troupe played at the
Chinese Theatre last evening.
A NATIVE named Palau died on the
steamer Kaala yesterday between
Waianae and Honolulu.
The schools at Waimea and Lihue,
Kauai, have closed for short time
owing to the prevalence of whooping
cough.
jim Grow, was yesterday fined $500
and sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor for three months, for sell
ing liquor without a license. 1t was
his second offense.
| Hon, A C,,,,o oroua N Iinnor
party at his residence last evening
to His Majesty the King and the
members of the committee who have
the luau to the baseballists in charge
The Hon. Sam. Parker and Mr..
Geo. w. Smith treated the band
boys to breakfast and lunch at the
Beaver Saloon to-day. The first
named also handed cigars round to
the boys. The latter enjoyed thems
selves Immensely.
AT a second meeting of the credi-
tors of w. III. Graenhalgh held yes
terday afternoon, the action decided
upon at the first meeting was an
nulled. Nothing will be done until
December Dist, when Mr. Graenhalgh
will probably he heard from.
Monday, Nov. 26.
THE Cleveland men have gone in
the country for q vacation.
Mr.. Chas. j. Fishel returned on
the Alameda with large new stock
of fine holiday goods.
MEssRs. j. e. Brown q Co. shipped
Il large quantity Of their aerated wa
tiers on the Alameda.
THE sum of $122.50 was sent to
Sydney for the widow and children
of the late j. M. Kippen.
No sale of the Pau lands was eff
fected this noon. The sale has been
postponed to Monday, Dec 3rd.
The Hawaiian News Company, A.
M. Hewett and Purser Sutton have
our thanks for late files of papers.
The Yacht Casco with Robert
Louis Stevenson on board, may be
looked for at any time from Tahiti.
If you want some handsome
Christmas, New Years and Birthday
cards call at King Bros store with
out delay.
The inhabitants of Kalaupapa
Molokai, are profuse in their thanks
to Mr.. III. j. Nolte of the Beaver sa,
loon, for present of five hundred
cigars.
THE electric light was put out al
10o'clock last night to allow the Ala.
media to leave port. 1t was lighted
again after she had cleared thu
channel.
CHAs. L. Carter ESQ. has presented
to the Law Library of the Supreme
Court A volumes Statutes Ohio, va
: liable auxiliary to the reports of thai
State already in the library.
WEDNESDAY being Hawaiian hide
pendence Day, the band will play al
the Palace in the morning. Thurs
day evening the band gives Thanks
giving concert at Emma Square.
The funeral of the late Mrs, u. s
N. Emerson, took place Sunday
; afternoon at Waialua, the services
being conducted by Revs e. S. limo
teo, @. M. Hyde and S. e. Bishop.
THERE will be Thanksgiving ser
wee at st. Andrews Cathedral Thurs
day morning at III o'clock, conducted
by Rev. Geo. Wallace. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. Herber
III. Gowen.
Mn II ~ Roilau pro,nr;ato. ~ Al.