The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-18
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, Dec. III.

New engagement III. and HI.
THE widening of King street bridge
is progressing, 7a 8
HI. b. M. S. CoRMoRANT has re-
turned from cruise. l
Four prisoners and two boys for
the Reformatory School, were brought
from Hawaii on the Kinau. ,:.
SIXTEEN years ago to-day, on his
birthday, died Lot Kameha meha ",
King of the Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Lulu Tanning will give paint
ing lessons on Tuesdays and Fridays,
from l p. m. to p. M, at No. SO Ho-
tel street.
NEAT invitations have been issued
by the Honolulu Social Club for their
dance on Monday evening, Deem
Der 31st New Years eye.
MARSHAL Soper, who returned from
Maui on Sunday, found everything
going along satisfactory at Lahaina
and Wailuku. He says Lahaina is
sadly in need of new Jail ..
The Fort street school team beat
the Kamehameha school team in a
game of baseball Saturday by a score
| of 80 to 8. Several papas of the Fort
| street team are out of pocket over
| the result.
| The term of Second Judicial Cir
| cult Court was held at Lahaina dur
last week by His Honor the Chief
Justice. The calendar contained
criminal, 5 civil, 2 banco and Z di-
voTce cases. I r
LETTERS of administration upon
the estate of the late Alexander
Campbell, were this day granted to
A. ]. Campbell, the eldest son, under
bond of $4,000, being the estimated
value of personal property. The real
estate is valued at 900.
| JAMES Bennett was found guilty
Monday afternoon of larceny of
cheque on Bishop & Co.'s bank, the
property OF the late J. M. Kippen,
and sentenced to eighteen months
imprisonment at hard labor and to
pay n fine of $75 with $3.50 costs.
His counsel noted an appeal.
Mr.. j. P. Bowen of the Pantheon
lunch rooms, has missed various
things from his place for long time
| past, but has been unable to find out
who carried them of. However, on
Saturday, he found Chinese boy in
his employ with Il package of tobacco
under his coat, and had him taken
to the Station House, where he is
charged with larceny.
Wednesday, Dec, u.
Mr.. John Il. Arundel returned on
the Australia.
The Australia brought large mail
for the Post Office.
Mr.. Seaborne Luce arrived on the
Australia looking well.
THF rain caused postponement
of the band concert last evening.
THE Rev. J. w. Kaapu of Hanalei,
died last Sunday very suddenly.
PURsER Kiel of the Australia has
our thanks for late San Francisco
papers.
THE Christmas numbers of the
Graphic and Illustrated London News
came by the Australia
NEWS came by the Australia of the
death of Mrs. Walkup, Missionary at
Kusaie Island, in July last.
THE Australia brought in gold
coin 100000 for Bishop & Co. and
$4,000 for the U. S. S. Alert.
w. F. LOVE, our "landed proprie-
tor" returned to his island home on
the Australia. He looks Lovely.
MISS O'Brien arrived ON the Aus
tralia to take charge of the millinery
department at @. j. Fishel's leading
millinery house.
In the Police Court this morning
nine DRINKS had to pay the usual
amount. Palaile was sent on the
reef for forty days for assault and
battery on native and his wife.
Hon. James Campbell, wife and
family, Hon, w, e. Foster and wife,
Mrs. j. /. Dowsett and family, Mrs,
DIR. Rogers, and Mrs. DIR. Brodie,
were among the arrivals on the Aus
tralia.
The Australia arrived at $50
o'clock last evening, having been
delayed by heavy weather and other
causes. She brought 81 cabin and
% steerage passengers, and 1925
tons freight.
Thursday, Dec. ID.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hewett left this morn
ing, for two weeks stay at Mikilua,
by order OF his physician,