The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-25
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A BsNN,A trust has been organized
i'm New Orleans.
THE Australia brought %. bags Of
mail for the Postotiicc.
Ar last accounts Hawaiian rice
was firmly ldld at 1915.
sEiIawAIIAN Commercial Company's
stock reached F20l, September 10Th
Ma. A. lycrs, brother Of Mrs. w.
q. Irwin, was passenger on the
Australia
TUE Now teacher for the Fort st.
School, Mr.. a. Y. Gear, arrived on
the Australia.
THE New Works are still in the
lead in the race for the race for the
pcnnamt OF the National baseball
league
THERE were fourteen smallpox pa
ticnts in the pcsthousc, San Fran
cisco, September Sth. They were all
doing we'll.
\ FAITHFUL picture OF Capt. Hay
ley in a sketch, $50 near, yet so far"
appears in the London "Puuch" of
August 18th.
II. b. NJ. ). Cormorant has left
British Columbia for Honolulu, and
the flagship Swiftsure will be due
here the middle Of October.
JoHN Kckuni, who has been Il
salesman at the store of b. f. Ehlers
Il Co. the past fifteen years, died last
night, aged about SO years. He was
buried this afternoon.
BISHOP Willis is expected back
the end of next month. His trip
abroad has not appeared to have
benefited him very much, judging
by recent letters.
Mr.. Hart, Chief Officer of the Ma
ripusa, was presented with gold
watch and lockct suitably inscribed
and valued at $3.50, 10y the Austria
liam passengers ON the last up trip.
Mr.. Hart had charge of the steamer
in place of Captain Hayward, who
remained in Sydney.
MIR. n. 5. Sachs returned on the
Australia looking the picture of
health. He has brought with him n
nice large stock Of dry, fancy and
gents furnishing goods, and the lat
est styles and novelties in millinery.
Later there will be another stock
direct from New York
AMONG the passengers by the Aus
tralia was Mr.. J. A. Imlach of Lon
don, England. This gentleman re-
presents Messrs. Collinson & Co.,
bankers, and has come to investigate
the plantation scheme which was re-
i. Gently laid before company in Eng
| land by Mr.. r. Ii. Austin.
WE take pleasure in referring our
| readers to the letter of thanks from
the executors of the estate of the late
| II. j. Hart, to the Pacific Mutual
} Life Insurance Company of Cali
= fornia, through Mr. II. w. Lame,
| their agent here. During the past
six months the company have paid
= death claims amounting TO nearly
. $4,000 and the time elapsing be-
= tween the time proof of death was
received and the claims were paid
only averaged one and half days,
showing this company to be prompt,
liberal and secure, and excelled by
none.
: Thursday, Sept. 20.
It THE Tahiti Lemonade Works are
c now manufacturing Apollinaris wa
: ter. 1t is n fine article.
S Mr.. Pierre Jones has been appoint
{. ed the commissioner of private ways
i and water rights for this district.
Ala. tflc Chinese employed on the
II grading of Halekauila street have
- been discharged and Hawaiians put
: on in their place,
i" IN Il special pacing race at Oak
- land, August 3Ist, Mr.. III. J. Agnew's
e Mink won second, manly securing
Il the first and third heats in 2 :263 and
: 2:25.
n MONSIEUR Laurent-COchelet, French
/, Consul and Commissioner, leaves on
. the Xcalandia for trip abroad, hav-
l. ing been granted six months leave
,. OF absence.
5. Mr.. w. o. Faulkner, Superintcn-
dent OF the Electric Light Station,
will be married in Lynn, Mass, Oc-
tobcr lst He will arrive here with
his bride the middle of that month
e. Miss Della Hirshbcrg, who has
N been visiting her sister, Mrs. n. S
III Sachs, the past four months, return.
,t TO her home in Oakland on the
Iealandia, carrying with her the bes
.o wishes OF large circle OF friends fol
oo a pleasant voyage.
90 The west bound Union Pacific
1ooo passenger train was wrecked at Kim
w ball, Neb., August 10Th. The acct
80 dent is supposed to have been caused
G So by spreading rails. The last car was
w a private one, occupied by Col. Claus
as Spreckcls and wife. 1t was the only
coach that escaped injury.
- The following notice has beer
posted up in the Supreme Court
Sept. 10, 1888 From and after this
date parties desiring to file probat,
petitions in the Probate Division o
this Court, are not to require the
clerks TO fill their blanks withou
de leave Of Court first obtained BY or
me der of the Justices of the Supreme
Court.
mt Friday, Sept 81.
zee THE T. 5. S. Juniata at present il
Corea, has been ordered home vi
Il. the Suez Canal.
mt Miss Chillbcrg, Milliner, Fort S
lst has just received and has ON cxhib
ton for sale, magnificent displa
ew OF ladies head-wear, Every style
ng hat and bonnet is there, with a