The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-25

were illrly well filled with visitors |
but not SO many people rs usual |
Were present i'm the grounds The |
music was time
An moon to-day Mn j. f. Morgan |
sold ,he iollowin. properties Hat
risan homestead mcI OF Lunalilo |
and NlcJo'w Sta is to Rev, DR.
Beckwith Tor %2li5i the residence
on Nuuanu Valley Road, opposite
Mr.. SchaviCr's residence to Mr. G,
Boltc iui $500; lot and Broom cot
tagc ON Bcrotania street, adjoining
Commercial, to Mr. Boltc for $1,000.
Saturday, Sept. %.
MADAME Patti Rosa will shortly
pass through Honolulu.
Mr.. j b. Gaylord OF circus fame
was a through passenger 10y S. $.
Zealandia.
DIR. A. A. Crane will be appointed
Government physician for the dis
trict of Makawao, Maui,
The tax appeal Board for Homo
lulu consists of Hons. j. T. Water
house, Jr., and w. f. Allen.
Mr.. S. Enrich left on the Zcalan-
dia and will join the ranks of the
benedicts in San Francisco.
PuRsER Geo. McLane has the
thanks of the BULLETIN for late Colo
NAL papers and other news favors.
IT would not be at all surprising
if the Zealandia arrived in San Fran
cisco before the City of New York.
A QUANTITY OF war material was
shipped from London, Sept. 3D., by
the ship Scottish Locals for the Vic
torian Government
The trustees OF His Majesty's cs-
tate have noted an appeal against
the decision OF Mr.. Justice Preston in
the Aki claim.
THE foreign diplomatic representa-
tives were on the wharf this morning
to say goodbye to Mons. Laurent
Cochelet, the French Commissioner.
Mr.. Sells, proprietor OF Sells Cir
Gus, was Il through passenger on the
Zealandia. The circus will not visit
the Colonies
Miss Nellie Farron and Mr.. Leslie,
of the London Gaiety Theatre Co.
will pass through here on the Ala
media next month.
4hh. CoIlll al IllNlClj ~ SSllllCllldL
with many warm friends here, was a
through passenger by the Iealandia
en- route to San Francisco.
A FINE panoramic view of Homo"
lulu from the Government building
has recently been taken by j. A.
Gonsalves, the photographer. 1t
gives n capital idea of the city.
The Post Office despatched by the
City of New York, 1915 letters and
555 packages OF papers; by the
Zealandia l72S letters and 25S pack
ages OF papers.
THE compromise Madras claim OF
$4,000 rs passed by the Legislature
was paid this morning to Mr.. T. r.
Walker, attorney-in-fact for Mr.
John Chapman, one OF the owners OF
the vessel.
HIS Excellency the Minister Of the
Interior took his departure for San
Francisco on the Zealandia to be
absent few weeks. The Minister OF
Foreign Affairs will act as Minister
OF Interior.
The taro patch at the corner OF
Fort and King streets is doing finely
IL ~ nv po VII SIoNlll sip Viz law II
has done for the past week, Mcintyre
Bros. will have a crop for sale about
Wednesday,
The Iealandia, after twelve hour,
stay in this port, left for San Fran
cisco at noon. Quite number o
the depaItin passengers wore leis OF
carried bouquets. The Band was
much missed.
DAVID MOehOnua, well-kuowT al
an all-round baseball PLAYER, died at
3 o'clock this morning at Waikiki
He was about twenty-five years OF
age, and had lately been employed
on the poliye force.
THEIR was u good attendance Of
men 1t the temperance meeting il
Bowers block, last evening. Adj
dresses were made by Mr.. P. c
Jones, Mr.. Justice Dole, Revs. II. III
Gowen and w. B. Oleson, and j. A
Dover.
A MELBOURNE paper of August
26th has the following Negotiations
are in progress for the importation
OF the Royal Hawaiian Brass Band
which was victorious over most oil
Inc NlClOTIill DdlluS III VIC COlI pcJl
tions a few years back, to play at the
Exhibition.
MEssRs. A. S. Hartwell, 7. Rain
Walker, and John Emmeluth have
been appointed Board of Prison
Inspectors under the provision OF al
Act entitled Gan Act providing fol
prison inspectors and defining thei
duties and powers"
"PUNCTUALITYI the soul of bust
ness" is saying that the Board o
Education believes in, for it has is
~ ed a notice that all teachers il
- government schools are expected t.
be in attendance at their RESPECTIVE
schools, at least fifteen minutes be
fore a. M, the time set for opening
Mr.. l.. j. Leyey has received ad
vices that the Carleton Englisl
Opera Company and n Humpt,
Dnmpty Pantomine Company vii
shortly arrive in Honolulu en- rout'
to the Colonies. They will come on
the Australia and remain until tin
through mail steamer. Mr. Levey i
authorised to make all arrangement
and will give due notice OF the tive
companies movements.