The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-04

Lieut.. Smith Dorrien of III. b. M. S.
The upper veranda in front of the
Bell Telephone Company has been
by putting in substantial
supports and a new floor 1t is
decided improvement.
AMONG the many things in Hew-
ett's show window are some pretty
Christmas and New Years cards, re-
presenting local scenes, painted by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Strong.
A HAWAIIAN lady now on visit to
Waialua, writing of Mrs. U. S. N.
Emerson, recently deceased, says,
."She was q real friend to the natives,
and was we'll liked by every native in
the district. They have lost their
best friend"
MEssRs. Wenner & Co., are OPEN
ing out beautiful stock of jewelry
and, silyerware just received. 1t
comprises the newest and finest goods
that are manufactured, indentically
similar to what Shreye & Co. of San
Francisco, and Tiffany OF New York
handle.
On board the bark Coloma which
touched at this port en- route for
Hongkong were a party of tourists,
seven in number. Four of them are
students who have just left college
and are going round the world for
pleasure. They came ashore and
spent considerable money.
Thursday, Nov. 80.
Hon. Sam Parker gave supper
party at his residence last evening.
THE Government houses and the
principal merchants of the city clos
ed at noon to-day.
THE Kamehameha school baseball
nine beat, q team, from the Royal
school, on the Makiki ground, We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. WILLIAM. 11shman, was pleas
antly surprised by large number of
friends, Monday evening it being his
birthday anniversary.
In future all Who are invited to
make the trip to Pearl Harbor, are
requested to be on board the steamer
Eva at 8 O'clock ~ m. sharp.
ACCORDING to the advertiser" the
BULLETIN readers had refreshing
rest" yesterday. The former was
not SO generous with its patrons.
WILLIAM Moore, the hack driver,
who has a charge of vagrancy pend
ing against him, LETT the country
on the barkentine S. G. Wilder to-
day.
The Post Office despatched py the
Consuelo ON Monday 1857 letters and
1853 packages of papers; by the S. G..
Wilder this morning $40 letters and
| 377 packages of papers.
TENDERS for the erection of resi-
| dence for the Superintendent at the
leper settlement, Molokai, should be
sent in to the Office of the Board of
Health, before noon tomorrow.
| Mr.. d. B. Smith, the electrician,
leaves on the S. G. Wilder for trip
for the benefit of his health. He will
also attend to some matters of bust
ness while away. NJ w. .. Faulk.
will act for him during his absence
\ HAWAIIAN Independence Day wal
observed in very quiet manner
yesterday. The Government, diplo
matte and consular flags were flying
and a salute was fired at noon from
the shore battery.
| Mr.. Charles Brickwood, died at hi.
residence Moanalua, early Wednes
day morning, and was buried from
the Roman Catholic Cathedral at
o'clock in the afternoon. He hao
ihna,, III for n ln,,or ~, n
| THE Potter suspender is an article
that should be used by every gentle
man. There is no rubber to rot ant
| its elasticity is perfect. IF gentlemen
| desire comfortable suspenders they
| should call at M. Goldberg's and buy
q pair.
i THE Biblical lecture, illustrated b,
the magic lantern, delivered by Rev
| III. III. Gowen before the st. Peter
| Guild, Tuesday evening, was mucl
enjoyed by those present. The Rev
| gentleman is an exceedingly inter
esting speaker.
Friday, Nov. 30.
THE tramway is being laid on Ala
{ ! kea street.
| THE King went to Kailua on tn,
w. G. Hall this, morning.
i 7. e. Evans has been appointed
clerk of the Lahaina markets, Maui
i Mr.. Chas. l.. Garter has been ap
pointed a notary public for the FRS
Judicial Court ofthe Kingdom.
The Thanksgiving concert a
Emma Square by the Hawaiian bant
4 last evening, was fairly we'll attend
ed. The audience. encored severa
numbers, .-a
/ DR.. r. B, Williams late OF, tn,
U. S. revenue steamer Rush, arrived
from San Francisco on the w, G
Irwin, and will resume the duties o
Government physician at Hama
Maui.
! HACK Inspector Macy has SO ar
ranged it, that at the band concert
at Emma Square, carriages are OBJ
liged to enter the Square by tn
lower entrance. and leave by tn
upper one. This arrangement i
bound to save confusion.
Saturday, Dec. /.
CHRISTMAS falls on Tuesday,
THE weather vas quite cool at al
early hour this morning.
FIREwooD can be had from tn
| Government Forestry Makiki