The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-06

Inc regular monthly meetlng oil
the Y. M. G. A. will be held this
evening at the hall at 1880 o'clock.
The Daughters of Rebekah will
give social and dance in Harmony
Hall this evening. Tickets are avail
able from the members at fifty cents.
The band will repeat the instru-
mental solos played at Emma Square
on Monday evening at the Hotel this
evening.
The How Do You Like 1t and the
Kamehameha ball teams will not
play next Saturday, but the follow
ing Saturday.
Mrs. Lacks store on Fort street
was flooded on Tuesday night.
Some one had turned on the tap and
forgot to turn it off. The goods
downstairs were fairly soaked.
Among those who have kindly
consented to take part in the con
cert Saturday evening is Mr.. H. S.
Williams. All who have heard him
before will be glad to hear him
again.
Lieutenant A. j. Mounteney Jeph-
son, member of the last Stanley
expedition, and Miss Anna Head of
San Francisco are engaged. Miss
Head is a popular California girl
and is well known in England and
on the Continent.
The passengers on the S. S. Aus
tralia are wishing the hours would
fly a little faster so as to allow them
to see their friends ashore. 1t re-
minds them of Jhe old saying, so
near and yet so far" A large num-
Der of people have been out in boats
and conversed with their friends at
distance.
Mr.. w. F. Reynolds, of the Golden
Rule Bazaar, will leave on the S. S.
Australia for the States to select
Christmas and holiday goods. Mr..
Reynolds will be happy to execute
any commission with regard to Sc
lecting books, if any orders are left
with him before departure.
Lieutenant Commander j. G. Rich
is in command of the U. S. S. ALI
ance, now due here from San Fran
cisco. Captain William Barclay is
on his way from Washington, ID. O..
and will join the Alliance here to
relieve lieutenant Commander Rich
1t is expected the Alliance will re-
main here six months.
John S. Johnson lowered the bicy,
Gle records for quarter and hall
mile on September II, in Independ
ence, Iowa, on kite-shaped track
He covered the quarter mile in 26 81
seconds and the half-mile in 551 sec
onds, slowing up at the finish in the
quarter mile in order to allow Nee
Gordon, famous old runner, who
kept him pace, to get out of the way
Mrs. f. Nichols, Mrs. Burnheime
and Miss Ida Plemmer were received
by Her Majesty the Queen on Tues
day at the Palace. The ladies re
presented delegation from thu
Daughters of Rebekah and accorded
an invitation to Her Majesty to at
tend their social this evening in Har
mony Hall. The Queen will proba
bly, honorthe event with her pre-
sence.
All the talk since the election i
conferred in the boat race on Satur
day. The crews are out daily for
spin in the harbor. The stroke O
the Myrtle crew is much admired
their pulling being like clockworl
The Healanis are not to be passe,
over, however, as their crew is
strong one, and every outing seem
to show a perceptible improvement
in their stroke.
, Steamship Excursion Coming.
Mr.. j. j. Williams has received
colored placard announcing an e,
; cursion from San Diego to the Ht
waiian Islands. 1t says "the spler
. did passenger steamship Manut
Dublan, Captain Dillingham; maste
will leave San Diego for Honolul
and Hawaiian groups on October L
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