The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-27

has been unexpectedly called home.
He is stopping ut the Dudoit House,
and will depart by the next steamer
for the East.
MIR. J. l.. Kaulukou seems per-
fectly satisfied with the scare he gave |
the Reform Party in the election Tor |
Noble the other day, and says with
confidence, "Wait till tho next cleo
ton"
THE complimentary concert to the
Officers of the U. s. S. Dolphin and
II. b. NJ. S. Espiegle at the Hawai-
ian Hotel last evening, was bril-
liant event, not alone from the grand
illumination of the grounds and the
handsome dresses of the ladies, but
also from the music by the band, es-
pecially the echo piece which was
loudly applauded.
A PRIVATE letter contains the in
formation that the beets grown III
California for Sprcckels' beet sugar
factory have been analysed, with the
satisfactory result of "good saccha-
rine contents" although not quite up
to the highest German standard.
The factory is expected to be at work
by the end of this month.
Miss Jane Albro who has charge OF
the Government school on the island
of Lanai for long time past, has
been appointed principal of the Eng
lish government school at Kaneohe
on this island. Miss Albro is n
teacher of much experience and al
WAYS gives entire satisfaction wher-
ever she goes.
Saturday, August 25.
THE Samoan hula dancers did not
come by the Mariposa as expected.
THE challenge six-oared boat race
between the Nandalia and Honolulu
Y. {; b. Club crews has been declar-
ed off.
FINE weather with copious showers
is the report from Hawaii, Maui and
Kauai by the several steamers this
morning,
NAALEnu mill has finished grind
ing for the season. Honoapu mill
will commence grinding again in
about four weeks.
AFTER heavy shower of rain that
: fell at Kau this week an army OF
caterpillars came and devoured every
thing that was green.
ONE of the through passengers by
the Mariposa, last evening, is an in
ventor of new kitchen utensil which
he said he would like to introduce
here, but the ironmongers were not
open and he could not find business
directory in the blooming place.
THE bark Kalakaua will sail on
Tuesday or Wednesday next for Ia
hiti, with about 200 head of cattle
for Mr.. Sam Parker.
Mr.. Alfred Branch departed by
the S. S. Mariposa for San Francisco
this morning, to Git is reported) get q
{ new six-oared boat for the Honolulu
Y. & B. C.
A KANAKA cur chasing a Colonia
, poodle, and long legged Colonia
chasing them both, was one of thu
f amusing incidents which followed
{ the arrival of the Mariposa last even
9 ing.
s "VANcE," baggage smasher," o
e the S. S. Mariposa, formerly OF TIN
o Empire, and known for having fire.
: with IL pistol at Hockey, was ARRESTED
this morning on a charge OF assault
and battery on Gaylord.
9 IT is pleasure to note that Messrs
= Hackfeld & Co., are putting down
o new side walk about their premises
= corner of Fort and Queen streets.
y other moneyed houses on Fort 8
; from Queen down, would follow sui
y people would be thankful beyond e1
preston.
q The S. S. Mariposa sailed for Sa
D Francisco shortly after 10 o'cloc
this morning. The band was in a
e tendance. While the steamer Wa
&c being hauled away from the wharf,
jovial Colonial tourist shouted
IF "Three cheers for the Honolul
% Bandw and three rousing chez
were given by the passengers.