The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-24

tuesday, Jnly IL.
Mr. P. Milton has opened meat
market at the lower end of Fort
Street, opposite the o, S. S. Co.'S
wharf. d. Mckenzie is manager.
SIX passengers, Mrs. Fraser, Miss
NJ. Dexter, Miss Mooar, Miss Stuart,
Mrs. Snow and f. A. Lewis, left by
the steamer w. G.. Hall this morning
for the Volcano.
THE officers OF the U. S. S. Omaha
were presented to the King Mt the
Palace this noon by His EXcellency
Geo. w. Merrill, U. S. Minister Resi-
dent.
Mr.. Merrill, United States Minis
ter Resident, Mr.. Putnam, U. s. Con-
sul-General, Mr. G.. r. Bishop and
Col. w. f. Allen, visited the U. s. S.
Omaha this morning.
Mr.. V. V. Ashford's case, and Ka-
hananui's case were mol. pros'd in
the Police Court this morning. Mrs.
Kahananui departed from this scene
of notoriety by the Likelike last
evening.
Mr.. w. l. Bishop will give fare
well seance in the Opera House on
the Oath July, in aid of the Branch
Hospital. New experiments will be
introduced.
Two more cars for the Tramway
Co. were landed from the brig Con
suelo onto the o. S. S. wharf this
Afternoon. The cars were all set up
and ready for the horses and track.
They came down on the deck OF the
vessel.
The Hawaiian Tramway Co.'s first
car, which came in parts from San
Francisco, has been put together by
the Hawaiian Carriage Manufacture
ing Co., and was placed on the rails
on King street and tried this after
noon.
The schooner Wailele is being put
in good sailing condition, and
will be prepared to carry few
passengers and some freight, to the
South Sea Islands. 1t will touch at
Tahiti and other islands in that di-
rection. Captain Lowell goes as
Sailing Master, and Mr.. Cudney
goes with the view of investigating
the field for missionary work. The
vessel will sail in about one week.
Wednesday, July Is.
GOVERNOR Dominis and Mr.. r. w.
Laine, Mexican Consul, visited the
U. S. S. Omaha this morning, receiv-
ing the customary salutes on leaving
the ship.
The three-masted schooner Kaimi-
loa is receiving a new set of tubes in
her boiler and is otherwise being re-
paired. She will be ready for inter
island service in about two months.
THE Intcr-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Co. has bought the steamer Sur
prise. The Surprise was hauled up
on the Marine Railway this morning.
to be cleaned. She will take the
steamer Iwalani's route while that
vessel is receiving her new boiler.
The sailing of the bark f. S.
| Thompson for San Francisco was de-
feTed until 10 O'clock this morning.
Quite number of persons were on
the wharf to bid aloha to the outgo-
ing passengers. The sailors in set
ting sail sang merrily. The vessel
was in fine trim and she glided out
to sea handsomely.
Thursday, July 10.
ROUGH weather is the report from
Kappa by the Makee this morning.
THE schooner Waioli has been
named Lavinia, after Mrs. Kapu, and
will ply between EVA and Honolulu.
The Custom House closed at noon
to-day, and flags were at half-mast,
out of respect to the memory of the
late Mrs. Austin.
The King, Hon. j. A. Cummins
| and several naval officers left for
Waimanalo by the steamer J. A.
Cummins this morning
Friday, July 20.
THE steamer Surprise has been
renamed .Pele.
MOSTLY everybody complained OF
the heat to-day, chiefly fat people
who left grease spot wherever they
stood.
Mr.. Ii. Hart of the Elite Ice
Cream Pallors, died at his residence
last night, and was buried this after
noon.
MEssRs. j. Ena, G. p. Iaukea, j
III. S. Martin and ]. Kauhane are the
officers of Waiohinu Agricultural
and Grazing Co., elected on July II
for the ensuing year.
A SERIES of baseball games vii
probably be played between the Van
dalia nine and the Omaha team. The
latter nine are said to have been the
champions of the Asiatic Squadron
last year.
Saturday, July 81.
THE country around Waialua, on
this island, is reported to be very
dry.
The steamer J. A. Cummins with
the Waimanalo party returned tC
Honolulu last evening
THE schooner Phoebe Chapman
will sail for Tahiti, Tuamotu, Pitcairn
Island and Marquesas Group, on OF
about Thursday, July Goth,
THE will of the late Henry Hart
was to have been read to-day. His
estate and life insurance policy
amounted in all to between twenty
five and thirty thousand dollars.
The Acknowledgement made Q
rousing speech this morning in sup
port of abolishing passports. Many
thanks, The bill passed a second