The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-01

Sh ~ oEO. hCbhNhI piAC ti""J Wv
liging purser of the Zealandia, ha'
the BULLETINS thanks for files an(
reports.
Mr.. ALIKA C. DowsETT returned
to-day, accompanied by his sister
Mrs. R. B. Brennan. They both
look well.
Mr.. T. K. WALKER, British Vice
Consul, wife and child are home
again, looking well after their trip tC
the Old Country.
BY the S. N. Castle the kindly face O
Mr. G. E. Williams, one of Honolulu's
best known kamaainas, is again seer
after long absence.
TOMORROW, September ID, being
the Queens birthday, will be observed
as a national holiday and all Govern
ment offices will be closed.
A LARGE lifelike likeness of Hi
late Royal Highnees the Prince Con,
sort, J. o. Dominis, appears in the
window OF Egan & Cams store.
Mr.. JAS. +. MORGAN will dispose
of the entire household furniture al
the residence of Mrs.A. Vogel, Bere.
tania street, tomorrow at 10 o'clock
A BOAT race between the junior
members OF the Healani and Myrtle
Clubs will take place on Monday next
at D 80 p. N. over the regular course.
Nix. l. j. LEvEY will hold an as
signee's sale o-morrow at 10 o'clock
of the stock OF merchandise belong
ing to the bankrupt estate OF Sing
Kee.
In addition to the appointments
previously published the Board OF
Education appointed Mr.. G. HI Schad
to be teacher of the WaimanalC
school.
AN attempt was made to burglarize
Whites "Wigwam" cigar store and
HOLSTER & Co IS drugstore last night
Carpenter tools were found marked
"L. W."
MISSES Patch and Bre wer, well
known teachers, are back again, and
Miss Dale, the new music preceptress
for Oahu College, has arrived from
Boston.
SEVERAL promine It Chinese mer
chants were cabin passengers on the
Zealandia to day Mrs. Sam Sing and
children were dressed in the height OF
Oriental fashion.
REV. w. B. OLEsoN returned by the
steamer Zealandia to-day. He has
been to the Coast to secure two new
teachers. The teachers are expected
on the Australia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lederer gave q
birthday party to their year-old sor
Willie on Monday. The large mum
Der of young folks who were presen,
enjoyed themselves as they can only
on such occasions.
On the reopening of Fort street
school, Monday, the pupils will find
the rooms supplied with water filters
from which they may refresh them
selves with good pure water.
Mr.. J. j. WAIBEL, clerk in the firm
of L. III. Davies g. Co., returned to-
day from the Coast with bride. Mr.
and Mrs. Waibel are staying at a cot
tage on the Eagle House premises.
Two sailors from the U s. S
Charleston had an alteration at the
corner of Hotel and Bethel streets
yesterday evening. The aggressol
had decidedly the best, but the at.
tackled had the satisfaction of seeing
the other landed in the cooler.
THE report that Mr.. H F. Poor
had gone to Samoa was an error. He
intended to have gone, bat the mails
did not connect here to suit. AT
present Mr. Poor is unfortunately
confined to his house by injuries re.
ceived in being thrown from horse
THERE was good attendance at
The Scottish Thistle Club last night
Matters of much interest to the club
were discussed. A resolution of con
dolence to the Queen was passed and
ordered engrossed and presented. A
bouquet of Scotch thistles that grew
on Maui was exhibited and cheered
but one member remarked that if the
thistles were a result of the clubs
organization he should move to dis.
band. Under "good of the club
there was the usual entertainment.
ADVERTISING NOTES.
A POUND notice appears to-day.
THE S. S. Zealandia will sail for
San Francisco next Tuesday.
A CHANGE in the style of the l. X
LIS large card is made to-day.
THE "fine body of men" will meet
this evening at the Bell Tower.
JACOB KALA is empowered TO issue
connubial permits for the District OF
Koloa, Kauai.
NJ. PHILLIPS & Co. announce their
removal to the premises lately occu-
pied by G. w. Macfarlane & Co.