The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-11


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Slight showers fell along the Ha-
makua coast last week.
Andrew Fisher, jail-breaker, is
still in the Police Station.
The band concert will be at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
Halloween will be celebrated with
asocial by the Scottish Thistle Club
Mrs. j. o. Carter will leave for
San Francisco by the S. S. Australia
for visit.
The mail per S. S. Australia closes
tomorrow at IL a. m. Parcels post
and registered mail at 10 a. m.
H. F. Wichman will be a passen-
ger on the S. S. Australia on her
next trip to select holiday goods.
Two packages of Hawaiian curios
were shipped to-day by the bark
Albert to the Smithsonian Institute,
Washington.
A
Christina Rosa was committed yes
terday to the Insane Asylum by Po-
lice Justice Foster.
The U. S. cruiser Boston's men
had shore drill on the plains this
morning, loaded by fife and drum
corps, whose music was enlivening.
The two cane-slicers and two
steam plows for the Koloa planta-
ton, Kauai, and additional machin-
cry for the Makaweli plantation, are
on the bark j. G. Glade.
Rev. r. B. Peet, of Rhode Island,
was passenger by the bark Albert
to-day, after brief visit, during
which he has preached several times
in st. Andrews Cathedral.
Co. No. As engine was taken to the
city front yesterday afternoon to be
tested. Engineer Townsend threw
a strong stream of 20 pounds pres
sure with 100 pounds of steam.
A full-rigged bark and a four
masted vessel were seen off Niihau
Thursday morning of last week.
Smoke was seen coming from the
latter, but she was too far off to de-
eide whether she was steamer or
not.
The Sons of St. George, at their
regular meeting last night, gave a
fraternal sendoff to two members
about to leave the country. They
decided to have another picnic at
Remond Grove on Saturday, Novem-
Der 9Th.
A boiler imported from Germany
for the Kona plantation, some time
ago, has been lying near the p. M. S.
S. wharf. 1t will be taken to the
Koloa plantation. A satisfactory
test of the boiler was made by En-
gineer w. Boyd yesterday evening.
An oil painting which would do
credit to any artist, of Waikiki and
Diamond Head, has just been com
pleted by T. McCandless, and is on
exhibition in the Aloha Gallery
The work is nicely finished and
every object is outlined with dis,
tinctness.
t. P. SEVERN, of the Aloha Gal
lery, left yesterday evening for Mau
for the purpose of making tour OF
that island and taking views of the
most interesting places there. 1t is
intended that these views will, in
company with previously made views
of the other islands, be sent to the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. ]. Dyer, agent of the Risdo1
Iron Works, San Francisco, has tn,
thanks of the BULLETIN for framed
photograph of the hydraulic dredge
24in. x29in. over all, presented at tn,
hands of Mr.. L. G. Young, superin
tendent for the contractors. TIL,
| PiSouiO 10 VII Wow III Uhc louLLEIlf
Office window.
Macfarlane & Company, Limited
has been organized and taken over the
wine and spirit business heretofor,
carried on by Macfarlane & Co. Thu
corporation has elected the follow
ing officers: HI. r. Macfarlane, Presi
dent; E. G. Macfarlane, Vice-Presi
dent; G. M. White, Secretary anC
Treasurer; F. Wundenberg, Auditor
The Scottish Thistle Club had &
balance in its treasury of $S5.l5 al
the close of the past quarter. A
slight increase had, been made tc
the library. Notwithstanding many
departures from the kingdom, the
membership only decreased by one
The clubroom has splendid assert
ment of newspapers and periodicals
on it's tables.
HEAVY HAUL.