The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-09

in the Supreme Court: Members of
the bar will find posted in the Law
Library list of new books to be
ordered by the next mail, and they
are requested to make additions to or
suggestols concerning the same.
THE s. +. "Bulletin" says, Sister
Mar Bonaventu a Of the franciscan,
Order, who for five years has devoted
herself TO the nursing of the lepers
in the Hawaiian Island of Molokai,
has lately gone East to Hoboken,
with the purpose OF obtaining volun-
teer recruits for the same work.
Saturday, Oct. 6.
RED holokus are fashionable at
Waikiki.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for October has been delivered.
THE Hawaiian Fruit and Taro Co.
has accepted charter or incorpoi-
alton.
IT is reported that Jumbo arrived
at Kauai safely and in good condi-
ton.
His Majesty the King returned on
the w. G. Hall yesterday from Kai.
lua, Hawaii
Col. Sam Norris leaves on Tues.
day next on the w. G. Hall to take
possession of his recent purchase, the
Kahuku ranch.
Mr.. Chas. n. Spencer, Inspector
General of Immigrants, returned this
morning from two weeks tour of in
., sol &c III
found things in q very satisfactory
condition. Several suggestions made
by the inspector have been acted
| upon.
Mr.. G. w. G. Jones has presented
Mr.. A. C. Simerson, purser of the w
G. Hall, with substantial purse o
money, in recognition of valuabl,
services rendered from time to time
MIR. Jones always travelled on tht
| w. G. Hall between Honolulu ant
| HAWAII.
SEALED tenders will be received W
to IL o'clock midnight for the build
ing of two four-ton scows to be de
livered on or about November LIST, TO
use in the transportation of freigh
and passengers on the inland lax
| on Kaumana street. For furthe
particulars enquire of the old mai
at the corner.
Monday, Oct. s.
DIR. Charles Wetmore of Hilo, i
seriously i'll of fever.
COMPANY No. would like to hav,
another contest with half mile run
THERE was more drunkenness OF
the streets Saturday night thai
usual.
THERE was Chinese baptism a
St. Andrews Cathedral Sunday AT
ternoon.
A REPUBLICAN campaign handker
| chief is on exhibition in Hewett
store window.
THE Amateur Minstrels promis
an abundance of fun at their enter
tainment on the Goth.
MAJOR J. III. Wodehouse, H. B
Ms Commissioner, visited the Cor
morant this morning, and lunches
with Capt. Nicolls.
Mr.. j. M. Vlvas has been appoint
ed Portuguese Interpreter for the Su
preme Court, and received his con
mission this morning.
THE taking OF the dispositions il
the matter of the will of S. G. Wi,
der, deceased, was completed thi
morning and order reserved.
HAVE you caught on to, what
it? and where is it? If not, it is
first class Coffee Saloon on Hote
street, opened by Harry Saylor.
The Ventures played their las
game Of baseball for the season o.
Saturday, when they defeated tn
Roads and Bridges by score of l
to 6.
CHAs. Turner the hackman arrest
ed for furious and needless driving
has been released on bail. The pal
ents of the child still persistently re
fuse to have doctor.
ELEVEN candidates for admissio
to the bar were examined in the S,
preme Court to-day, before the Chic
Justice and Justices Preston, Bicke,
ton and Dole. A. 2. Kalaukoa is on
of them.
The temperance meeting for me
at Brewers Block, Saturday nigh
was addressed by Chief Justice judo
Rev. III. III. Gowen, DR.. J. M. Viii
ney and Messrs. P. G. Jones, T.
Gribble and S. d. Fuller. The a
tendance was good.