The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-18


Mn. T. p. SEVERN has opened the
old Montana Photographic gallery,
corner of King and Fort streets.
THE weekly rhetorical exercises at
Oahu College took place yesterday,
when very interesting programme
was carried out. ....,.
AS Xmas day falls on Tuesday
the Kinau will sail the day after,
Wednesday the goth. She will re-
turn from the trip January LIST.
The Kamehameha school baseball
club has accepted a challenge from
the Mystic baseball club, for friend
ly game at the Makiki Recreation
grounds, New Years day.
The Hawaiian News Company
have the Mele Hawaii for sale bound
IN plush, with gilt finish, in assorted
colors. There are eighteen numbers
altogether, including the three latest
songs. 4
In the bankruptcy of P. McInerny
before Mr. Justice Preston, two
claims were proved amounting to
$62050, and I. F. Lansing was APP
pointed assignee, under bond of
$1,000.
A FINE Bologna sausage from the
City Meat Market, was left at the
BULLETIN off e this morning. The
excellent quantity for which Tinker's
sausages have been noted in the past
is more than maintained Try 'em,
they are immense.
Il Il f,,n Nj y
returns to home to Nawiliwili, Kauai,
this evening, after stay of several
days in the city. Mr.. Spitz takes
along a milkshake machine with him,
and will hereafter treat the people of
Nawiliwili to Shakes"
MISS O'Brien, who takes charge of
the millinery department at @. j.
FishePs store, is lady of much ex-
perience, and will give every salts
faction to Mr.. Fishel's numerous
patrons. A new stock of millinery
goods has been received.
THE s. T. Chronicle of November
30th, has the following. E. A, Pierce,
an old resident of Honolulu, who
enjoyed the distinction of serving as
Secretary of three successive Legis-
lature under the Gibson administra-
ton of affairs in the Hawaiian King
dom, is in the City and County Hos
pital seriously i'll with bronchial
affection.
Friday, Dec. IA.
ABOUT 500 was cleared at the ball
recently held by Honolulu Engine
Co. No. l.
THE late Mrs. L. F. ]. Dickson,
was Lady Companion of the Royal
Order of Kapiolani.
THE Hawaiian Agricultural Com
pany has decided to put in new
2-ton roller at Pahala, Hawaii.
In the Police Court yesterday
afternoon, Geo. Patterson and p.
Mcdonald, were each fined $40 with
1910 costs, for furious and needless
driving. An appeal was noted.
Hon. J. S. Walker, Agent for the
Royal Fire and Life Insurance Com
pany, is distributing little books Civ
ing full particulars of the ample re-
sources and the principles upon
which the company is conducted
There is financial statement.
Saturday, Dec. Is.
THERE will be big excursion party
from Canada to the Islands in March
PURsER Geo. McLane of the Zea.
| landia has our thanks for late Colo.
NAL papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warfel who arrived
on the Australia left Yesterday on the
Kinau to take charge of the Union
School at Hilo.
DON'T forget the boys and girls al
the leper settlement, Mplokai, this
holiday season. Donations will be
received at the Office of the Board OIL
Health.
THE store corner OF Hotel and
Fort streets is being thoroughly re.
novated and reprinted, and will be
occupied by the Temple of Fashion
on Saturday, December Goth.
THERE was not large attendance
at the public band concert at the
Hotel last evening. The front of the
building was illuminated by colored
lanterns, and the playing of the band
was very fine.
Monday, Dec. IT.
Mr.. A. M, Hewett has our thanks
for late San Francisco papers by the
Rio Janeiro.
The Post Office despatched by the
Zealandia 1854 letters and 1885,
packages of papers.
The King will give dinner at the
Palace this evening to Col. Hoffman
Major Seward, Mr.. G. G. Coleman
and others.
| IT will be seen from our By Autho
rity column that Col. Geo. w. Mac
farlane has been appointed His Maj
estys Chamberlain,
PPoF. Albert Lyser, who visited
Honolulu some time ago, gave lee
ture in San Francisco, Dec. 18th, be-
fore the Geographical Society of the
Pacific, The subject was, "Reminis
cences of trip to Hawaii"
j. Z. Brown & Co., have received
another consignment of New Tea
land mullet, this seasons catch
These fish are very choice eating
and have recently been much in
favor on this group.
The quotations in the New York
sugar market, Dec. 9Th, were as fol
lows Raw, firm; quiet; fair rein
| ing quoted at Slice; Centrifupa