The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01


M. Papaiakea has been appointed
Government poundmaster for Huelo,
Maui.
L. X. Kakani is now Government
poundmaster for Che district of Hama,
Maui.
Lovers of having in the brine are
directed to the word "Ilaniwai" else
where.
The Y. NJ. G. A. business meeting
is postponed until next Thursday
evening.
Horace Crabbe has assumed posi-
ton as Customs officer under his
brother, G. l.. Crabbe.
S. w. Kekuewa has been added to
the list of notaries public for the
Third Judicial Circuit.
l.. H. Dee and family returned
from flying visit to the Coast by
the S. S. Australia yesterday.
The result of the election on Maui
will probably come by the steamer
Waimanalo on Saturday morning.
The schooner Dora Bluhm, which
formerly ran between San Francisco,
and Hilo, Hawaii, has been wrecked
j. Kamalenui has succeeded G..
w. Malama as a member of the Road
Board for the district of Waimea,
Kauai.
The choir of Central Union Church
will have rehearsal for the first time
in the new building at 1880 this
evening.
Archie S. Mahaulu has assumed
the duties of Police Station clerk,
succeeding Mr.. Irwin, who has re-
signed.
Some of the patrolmen have been
dismissed from the police force
owing to the number of black marks
against them.
j. F. Morgan will commence a
series of holiday sales of useful
goods for Christmas at his salesroom
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Albert Bray will be tried to-mor-
row for the alleged larceny of pair
of boots valued at $l2. j. l.. Kaulu-
kou has given bonds for him.
The band gave a delightful con-
cert at Thomas Square last evening.
This evening the concert will be at
Makee Island, Kapiolani Park.
Kalakahuna and Exc were arrested
on Monday for the larceny of chick
ems at Kalihi. Exc has turned
states evidence and will get off.
A sketch of the new Masonic
building in course of construction
on Alakea and Hotel streets is on
exhibition in M. Goldberg's store.
Edward Koeninger, better known
as the German DOCTOR" died at the
Queens Hospital on Tuesday after
noon and was buried from the Cat
holic Cathedral yesterday afternoon
Palmer Woods is spoken of a.
clerk to F. S. Pratt, Hawaiian Con
sui at San Francisco. Mr.. Pratt vii
leave on the next Australia to as
sumo his duties.
The first trial of the Makawel
mill on Kauai will take place OF
Dec. 18th. The machinery is no
all in place, but will be soon, ant
grinding will be done on the dat
mentioned.
Mr.. III. G. Reid of the Honolul,
Iron Works received news by las
mail of the death of his eldes
brother, Thos. F. X. Reid, aged Sc
at Attiquin, Maybole, G. B., o.
October 81.
Y. M. G. A. week of prayer. To
morrow the topic for the noon meet
ing will be: prayer for the out
pouring of the Holy Spirit upon al
men, and the conversion of thu
world" Isaiah 44:1-5; Micah Al
q. III. Babb, leader.
One of the wheels of hack, i
which was Rep. j. A. Akina, refuse
to revolve on King street last even
ing and dragged for quite distanc,
A telephone message brought tn
required grease and the hon. men
Der finished his ride.
John Kahananui pleaded guilt
in the Police Court this morning t
the larceny of hat and lei, the pro
perty of Miss Mossman, valued {
$S. The offense being in the thir
degree, he was sentenced to pay
fine of ST and ST. costs and be in
prisoned at hard labor for one yea
The regular monthly meeting {
the st. Andrews Church Associatio
will be held this evening at Il;
O'Clock in the Sunday schoolroou
After routine business, a program
literary and musical exercises wi
be rendered. Refreshments will
served. You are cordially invited {
attend, and don't forget to bring
friend.
The farewell prayer meeting
Central Union told Fort Stree
church last night was highly inte
esting. Brief addresses were d
livered by His Excellency p.
Jones, Hon. John T. Waterhouse, j