The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
NEWS ITEMS.
Tuesday, Nov. ID.

THE Lagoda is not one OF the ice
bound whalers.
MANY thanks to Mr.. A. NJ. Hewett
for late papers.
PURsER Keil has the thanks OF the
BULLETIN for late news.
DIR. Iwai will depart by the next
opportunity for his native country,
Japan.
THE corner stone of Spreckels,
Philadelphia Sugar Refinery, has
been laid.
Mrs. Graham, wife of Capt. Gra-
ham of the U. S. s. Alert arrived on
the Australia.
SISTER Winifred arrived on the
Australia to assist in the work of the
Anglican mission.
THE band concert at Emma Square
last evening was well attended, and
the music was fine.
FRED Blackburn was committed
for trial to the Supreme Court for
furious and needless driving.
A PRISONER was seen the other
morning, rowing government Of
fetal in small boat in the bay.
Bishop and Mrs. Willis returned
on the Australia after being absent
from the Islands since April.
Mr.. Chas. Baker and Miss r.
Annie Buckle were married yester-
day at the Catholic Mission.
Mr.. #. +. Nichols of the Hawaiian
News Company returned on the
Australia and has our thanks for
news favors.
DR.. N. B. Emerson, President OF
the Board of Health, has returned
from an official tour round the Is
land of Maui.
Mr.. Jerry Simonson was out to-
day for the first time since his acci-
cent, October Odd. He is gradually
improving towards recovery.
MEssRs. J. E. Brown & Co. have
for sale at their store some beautiful
mother-of-pearl shells from Tahiti.
Some of them are gems.
A CARPENTER and bricklayer had
a bet of $50 suit of clothes as to
which could keep the Blue Ribbon
pledge longest. The carpenter is now
wearing the clothes.
man of the world, and Hanlan have
signed articles. to row for 81 900 on
the Paramatta River, New South.
Wales, on December LIST.
MADAME Jaffa well-known pianist
with her daughter arrived on the
Australia. The Madame will give
piano recitals before leaving for the
Colonies in the Alameda.
THE Maui Evangelical Association
has decided to ordain j. P. Inaina as
pastor at Huelo, and A. S. Kaholokal
at Hauula. l.. p. Kanealii received
q preachers licence for one year.
FOLLOWING are the officers of the
Humuula Sheep Station Company
for the ensuing year: President,
August Haneberg; Vice-President,
Armin Haneberg; Secretary and
Treasurer, Ed. Suhr.
MEssRs. G. West & Co. are selling
out at cost, as they quit business ON
Jan. l, 1889. Xmas and holiday
| goods at cost, furniture at cost. They
have very large stock of holiday
goods and want everybody to see
them before purchasing. The store
| is open every evening.
His Majesty the King lunched on
board the flagship Swiftsure yester-
day afternoon, being received with a
royal salute. His Majesty was ac-
companied by II. HI. Kawananakoa,
and attended by Mr.. Jas. w. Robert
son, Vice-Chamberlain, and Majors
]. ID. Holt and III. F. Bertelman.
Major ]. II. Wodehouse, H. B. Ms
Commissioner, was at the lunch.
Wednesday, Nov. ID.
MIR. Geo. E. Boardman, Deputy
| Collector of Customs, and wife, have
returned to their island home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Hayselden and
family are in San Francisco and will
return to the islands on the Alameda
Mr.. Agnew's Mink came out sec
ond best in a pacing race at Bay
District Park, San Francisco, Novem
Der Sd.
Messrs. J. E. Brown & Co. have beer
appointed Honolulu Agents of the
"California Land Association" q
wealthy syndicate whose lands fol
sale extend to all parts of the golden
State.
SOME very beautiful hand painted
cards Of Hawaiian scenes and senti
ments are now for sale at the Hawai-
ian News Co.'s store and A. M
Hewett's. Nothing could be more
appropriate to send abroad to friend
this holiday season.
Thursday, Nov. 15.
THE ava licenses for the year 1873!
will be sold at auction December 9th
PROF. l.. l.. Van Slyke is nov
among the faculty of chemistry a
Michigan University.
Mr.. Roche, formerly secretary o
the Hawaiian Board of Health, i
now residing at Tahiti.
They say, that to be full hedge'
country drummer, one must be pre-
ticient in the art of swimming
ALEXANDER Rupert, youngest 80
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Freeth, die
this morning, and was buried fror
the residence IA School street at fou
o'clock this afternoon.
The house of Mr.. A. Grote,
tailor at Honokaa, Hawaii, was do
stroyed by fire last Sunday morning
1t was the work of an incendiary an
several arrests will be made.
XHu0Npon.u fho OQth nf Nnvam her