The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-04

lOft'O on Il luIEt SCNlN.
THE Roy. Il. Wilde, .ouc OF Her
Inspector Generals of
schools in England, is stopping at
the Hawaiian Hotel Mr. Wilde
assisted at the services at St
Andrews Cathedral yesterday, and
leaves ON the Alameda on Saturday,
To inspect schools in New Zealand.
KING Kalakaua, of the Sandwich
Islands, must (says the "WorldO now
be added to the long list of royal
authors. His Majesty's learned
treatise ON the Diametrical Physiog-
nomy of the Earth is based on an
intelligent observation of the volcanic
group is famous.
THE Rev, w. A. Swan, formerly of
Honolulu, and rector of church at
Narracootc, South Australia, the past
three years, has been appointed rec
tor of large and llourishing church
at Kcnsington, in the suburbs of Ade-
laide. The Rev. gentleman has re-
Gently had an addition to his family
in the shape of son, the second.
Tuesday, August %.
SIXTEEN bags of mail arrived on
the Arabic for the Post Office.
ONE hundred and lightweight
Chinese and 81 Japanese steerage
passengers, leave by the S. S. Arabic
this evening.
Mr.. T.. G. Maciarlane is authorized
to sign the firm name of G. w. Mac
farlane & Co., and holds the power
of attorney of G. w. Macfarlane dur
ing the atter's absence,
A NEW school house 81 33 feet in
size, has been built at Kaupo, Maui.
This school house has been built on
q modern plan and will accommo=
date fully 100 scholars.
The sailing of the S. S. Australia
was deferred until o'clock this af-
ternoon, so as to allow correspon-
dents an opportunity of answering
letters received by the $. S. Arabic
this morning.
SIX men, three women and eight
children, German laborers, came
from Bremen by the bark G. r. Bis
hop, this morning. and will be for:
warded to Lihue Plantation by the
Mikahala, tomorrow.
A LARGE and gay concourse of peo-
pie assembled at the Hawaiian Ho.
tel last night, to bid farewell to DR.
Mott Smith and Mrs. Smith, who re.
turned to the States by the Australia
to-day. The Hawaiian Band made
the occasion lively with choice music
A MIDDLE aged native woman
named Emalia, fell from the balcony
of a two-story house in Cape Horn
at about IL o'clock last night, and
received injuries which caused her
death in few minutes A coroner's
| jury was called this morning and
after viewing the body, adjourned
until this afternoon.
ONE night last week two cane fields
at Paauilo, Hawaii, quarter of mile
apart, were set on fire. The burn
ing was discovered in good season
and was put out before much damage
was done. A native, who had beer
discharged from Paauilo Plantation
was arrested and charged with mali
ciously setting fire to the cane.
AMONG the passengers to-day b,
the Australia was Col. G. w. Macfa1
lane, who it is said, has gone to Sal
Francisco with the intention of push
ing through to London, to make tn
final arrangements for floating tn
Kauai scheme before the end of tn
year. 1t is reported that cable advice
came last steamer asking for som
change or modification in the con
tract with the owners of the land, tn
reply to which Mr.. Macfarlane Cal
ries with him. Much interest is fel
in the success of this scheme.
Wednesday, August 80.
The sum of $4,000 is to be ex
pended on repairs to the U. S. S
Mohican.
LLs'Bros. circus will pass through
here on the October mail steamer
en- route for the Colonies.
THE Japanese Government has dc
cided to spend $50,000,000 in fv
years for the purpose of PURCHASING
men-of-war.
The Danish bark Matthias, iron
Liverpool for Honolulu, was spokel
May Sth, in Lat. 41.21 deg. n, Lone
25.4O deg. w.
MEssRs w. G. Irwin, d. r. Vida
w. NJ. Giffard and G. O. Berger, hav
been elected officers of OloWalu Com
pany for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Schmidt has received lette
informing him that Minnie Schol
is under treatment in DR.. Unna'
hospital, in Hamburg, and that de
cided improvement is noticed.
The Hawaiian Tramways Co., hay
ing put on an extra force of men, tn
laying of the track from Richar
street towards Waikiki is progressin
rapidly.
The engines OF the steamer Kahn
loa would not work properly whe
she was ready to sail ut 3 o'cloc
yesterday afternoon. Her sailin
has been put off, the Pele taking til
route instead.
Thursday, August 30.
THE Kamehameha Schools will r.
open, after the summer vacation, O
Tuesday next,
IT is expected that the Legislatul
will adjourn towards the latter en-
of next week.
Mrs. Gascoyne's place of busine
will be closed for three months, du
ing that lady's absence from I'll