The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-01


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Either Club will meet this
evening.
ENGINE Co. No. 4 will hold rally
this evening at their hall.
THE band will give concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
JUDGE VIM. Foster and wife return
ed by the S. S. Australia this morn
ing,
A. M. TURNER, w. o. Barnhardt
and Thos. Phillips have purchased
lots at Pearl City since the last report.
THE U. S. S. Charleston sailed from
Yokohama on Nov II for Honolulu
and may be looked for at any mo-
ment.
GOVERNOR A. S. Cleghorn, accom-
panied by Maj or S. Nowlen, paid an
official visit to H. B. NJ. S. Garnet this
morning.
HIS Excellency G, N. Spencer, ac-
companied by Rev. Bishop Willis Will
shortly pay visit to the Leper Set
| Element, Molokai.
Two Government land sales Of land
on Hilo, Hawaii, and at Kula, Maui,
will take place tomorrow at noon at
| the front entrance of Aliio!ani Hale.
H. B. M. S. WARsPrTE, the largest
warship in the Pacific, arrived at
Santa Barbara, Cal, Nov. 10, Ell route
| from Esquimalt to South American
| waters.
A DESPATCH from London dated
Nov. IT, says The 4-masted schooner
| E. X. Wood from Newcastle, N. s.
W., for Honolulu, put into Sydney
leaking
THE Yacht Casco, in which Robert
Louis Stevenson visited these islands,
has been sold to Victoria parties for
$4,000. She will be employed in the
sealing industry.
AT the reception to the officers of
III. B. M. S. Garnet this morning an
accident happened to the rig in which
the officers were being driven away,
which compelled them to foot it to
the landing.
Mr.. 0. G. Swain, delivery clerk at
the Post office, surprised his most
intimate friends by returning with a
bride on the Australia this morning.
| Congratulations.
Mr.. Chas. Dudoit, heading q COM
pany of four gentlemen, has pur-
| chased the steamer Waimanalo. The
company has secured the contract for
one year for carrying pai-ai (poD to
| the Leper Settlement at Molokai.
THE tug-of-war tournament to take
place on December 2lst promises to
| be a grand success. Additional en-
tries have been made with Mr.. G. J.
Mccarthy. G. w. Ziegler has entered
Germany; ]. Camara, Portugal, and
w. F. Love, Hawaii.
A PASSENGER named Mrs. Buckoltz
from Honolulu on the German bark
H. Hackfeld died on the vessel while
she was lying in port at San Fran
cisco. The lady had suffered some
what during the passage and was two
weak on arrival to remove from the
vessel.
A MEETING of the Y. M. G. A. was
held yesterday evening to consider
the feasibility of combination being
formed with the Healani boat club,
with the object of establishing an
athletic association. The meeting
reached no conclusive end, and it was
decided by the association to appoint
committee to investigate Il proposed
amalgamation with the Honolulu
Athletic Association.
A NATIVE named Barko died Sun
day night and was buried yesterday.
He had been driver for Lewis & Co.
for twelve years, and that firm buried
him. Barko was on board the steamer
Idaho, plying between here and San
Francisco, in 1868 as a servant to the
late Allen Judd, who was freight
clerk. There were on the same steamer
at that time Messrs. Harry Webb, J.
T. Downey and r. French now living
ashore in Honolulu.
Mr.. T. S. Douglas has received "a
letter from Marion ID. Egbert, an at
torney of South Bend, Wash, form
ally announcing the death of Capt
Cuthell, in the wreck of the ship
Strathblane, Mr. Egbert having found
among the lamented captains effects
a friendly letter from Mr.. Douglas
An item not heretofore published here
is that Capt. Cuthell sacrificed his life
to save another. He gave his life
preserver away to the passenger
Lewis, who was, however, killed by
being battered about by the waves.
BAND CONCERT.
The Royal Hawaiian Military
Band will give public concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening,
commancinu at 7.20 o,cIncE Tho