The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-30

The rental OF the lower tloor OF the
light house at Lahaina was sold at
auction the other day to Messrs.
Campbell and Isenberg, at the upset
price of $50 per annum.
A LARGE company attended the
st. Louis College Band concert, on
the college grounds, yesterday after
noon. The music, which was pro-
duced in the open air under the
trees, was superb.
THE four-masted bark Omeo, in
stead of using stone ballast, has two
tanks which hold about 600 tons of
water, in her hold. When she loads
with coal she fills her ballast tanks,
and when sailing under ballast the
tanks are filled with sea water.
Mr.. Vivas, at the Office of Mr.. A.
Magoon, is agent for the Hall type
writer. This is very neat little in
strument, with certain features pecu-
liar to itself 1t is also cheap. Mr..
Vivas will be pleased to show and
explain its workings to anyone inter
ested.
THE officers of the Reciprocity
Sugar Company are: j. s. Walker,
President; w. r. Castle, Vice Presi-
dent; E. /. Spalding, Secretary and
Auditor; w. G. Irwin, Treasurer;
Directors, G. w. Macfarlane, f. ID.
Tenney, w. II. Cummings, j. ID.
Holt, and w. III. Daniels.
The Debating Club met last night,
and concluded the debate on Free
Trade and Protection. "Would it be
advantageous for the country to have
Cabinet Ministers elected for consti-
tuencics?" was the subject agreed
upon for next meeting. DR.. Rodgers
and Mr. N. Logan will lead on oppo-
site sides.
THE Minister OF Interior requests
all persons licensed to perform the
marriage ceremony to forward to the
Interior Office information, LIST, of
the date of their licence, End, whether
licensed for the Kingdom or for an
island or district, 3rd, present place
of residence. The object aimed at
is II revision of the record.
THE Band concert, complimentary
to Captain McNair and officers of the
U. S. S. Omaha, at the Hawaiian
Hotel, last evening, was exception
ally brilliant. The music was of the
best quality, and u very large con-
course of people was there to enjoy
it. The Hotel grounds, as we'll as
the building, were illumined by in
candescent electric lights. Dancing
in the parlor succeeded the concert.
Saturday, July %.
FLAGS on the vessels in the harbor
and about town were at half-mast,
and the business houses pretty gene
rally closed to-day, out of respsct to
the memory of the Hon. S. G.
Wilder.
CAPTAIN Chas. Nilsson having pur-
chased and retitted the schooner
Waiehu, he will put her on the Maui
route, and Will run regular to Kuau
and Maliko, sailing on the first voy-
age on Monday next.
MEssRs. G. w. Macfarlane & Co.
have just received and are offering
for sale in quantities to suit, CORFU
gated roofing in four lengths, also
White Bros Cement.
A BOX marked glass and addressed
"To His Royal Majesty; The Royal
Palace; Honolulu, Hawaii, via sgd
ney, came by the S. S. Alameda yes.
terday in the tender care of the
purser.
Mr.. Washington Irving Bishop
having sailed by the Alameda this
morning for San Francisco, the en-.
tertainment advertised for this even.
ing at the Kaumakapili church will
not take place.
The S. S. Alameda arrived here
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the Colonies en- route
for San Francisco. She had II
cabin and 100 steeaage passengers
in transit. When the vessel was
docked at the o. S. S. wharf (the S
S. Australia had hauled off to make
room) and the Captain generously
shouted 1--WE sail tomorrow at 1C
o'clock forenoon, the applause by the
passengers was spontaneous and en-
thusiastic. The Alameda sailed fol
San Francisco at 10 o'clock this
morning, taking quite u number o.
passengers from this port. The BanG
played the ship off.