The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-30

CNOA0 pllD WI
penter and blacksmith is being en-
ployed on board the U. S. S. Brook
lyn, making extensive repairs. The
ships canvas, sails, ETC., are being
and patched by q force of
40 men or more, in the skati ng rink
and in the Old Corner house.
Friday, Oct. 26.
Mr.. G. Gertz has bought the bark
Lillian for $780,
RoUGa weather at Punaluu when
the steamer Hall left on Wednesday.
A MrLK-sHAKE stall is being con-
structed in the yard of Queen Emma
Hill.
The wedding cake for the jones'
Fuller wedding is being made at the
Elite.
THE combined concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel last night, attracted
q large concourse of people, and was
extremely enjoyable.
The Kamehameha P,epa. atory
School buildings are ve.y nearly
completed, and will be entirely SO by
Tuesday next. On that day the
school will be open for the reception
of pupils. The teachers are already
on the ground, and in readiness for
work.
IT may be seen in an advertise
ment elsewhere that the price of the
Honolulu Business Directory will be
reduced to purchasers of more than
one copy. AS q representative book
of Honolulu, this directory is very
suitable, and can be sent to any part
of the world at cheap rate.
Saturday, Oct. 81.
Mr.. S. Ehrlich and bride arrived
on the Zealandia.
THE Chinese who arrived by the
Arabic were released from quaran-
tine to-day.
SIXTEEN young men joined the Y.
M. G. A. singing class Thursday
night.
PURsER George McLane has our
thanks for files of late San Francisco
papers.
DIR. Grossman, the dentist was q
passenger on the Zealandia. He has
got new hat.
MEssRs. G. M. Cooke, w. James
Smith, ]. Kidwell and A. F. Cooke
returned on the Zealandia.
SISTER Bonaventura returned to-
day from the States with two Sisters.
Father Sylvester also came back.
GAUDAUR won the road sculling
race in New York, covering 465
miles, Ross I'd, 1852; Plaisted Sd, 455.
Mr.. j. 7. Arundel was among the
passengers on the Zealandia. He
remains in Honolulu for a short
time.
CHAs. V. Housman, civil engineer
formerly resident of these islands,
died recently in Bakersfield, Cali
fornia.
CAPTAIN Larsen captured two
lepers, man and woman, at Eva
yesterday, but as yet the two shooting
lepers have not been caught.
THE Oceanic Council TIT Ameri-
can Legion of Honor has just receiv-
ed by S. S. Zealandia, draft foI
| $4,000 being benefit policy of the
late Henry J. Hart.
Four young wahines were eacf
| fined SO and received u good lecture
from Judge Luther Wilcox in the
Police Court this morning, for dis
turbing the quiet of the night.
AT latest advices Col. G. w. Mac
farlane was quite sick in New York
He caught severe cold in Montreal
and erysipelas had set in. His doctor
would not let him travel owing tt
cold weather.
Mr.. ]. G. Klein, we'll known Sar
Francisco newspaper man, was /.
through passenger on the Zealandis
en- route to Tutuila. He is going tt
write up Samoan affairs for the S. F
Examiner" and them, Y. "World.
HIS Excellency LA. Thurston
Minister of Interior, returned on tn,
Zealandia looking the picture of goot
health. He reports Mrs. Thurstor
improving in health, and politics al
the rage in the States.
| SERGEANT Darlington, OF the U. S
S. Vandalia, author of "the Chaplain
Afioat," and we'll known to man,
Honolulu people, was invalided OF
the day the Vandalia left this port
and has been sick man ever since
He is now in the naval hospital a
Mare Island. His trouble is acut
rheumatism.
In the Supreme Court this morn
ing i'll the case of w. @. Achi vs.
Isabella A. Achi, divorce, the plain
tiff's motion for discontinuauce wa
allowed. Maria Hagerman was grant
ed divorce from Harry Hagerma.
for extreme cruelty and failure t
provide. The defendant was ordere
to pay $25 into Court by next Satul
day or be fined for contempt.
A DISPATCH from Chicago, Oc
18th, has the following: w. A. ,Kir
ney, law partner of Minister Thurs
ton of the Hawaiian Government,
in this city to consult with Presiden
Spaulding of the Chicago Baseba
Club on the subject of having til
American ball teams stop at Hone
lulu on the Australian trip and pla
one or two games. He assures ther
q hearty reception,
Monday, Oct, 30.
ONLY two cases came before til
tax appeal board at Waialua.
The Waikiki tram rails are no,
laid nearly to Sunny South.
JUDGE Dayton resumed his dutie