The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-22

honala water case IN equity DeIOre
Chief Justice Judd is on to-day.
Water rates again. Due January
l, ten percent to be added If not
paid for fifteen days thereafter.
Miss Harvey has been appointed
to succeed Miss Mcleod, resigned,
as a teacher in the Government
school at Hilo.
Tenders are invited until noon of
next Wednesday, for supplying arti-
cles elsewhere listed to the Molokai
Leper Settlement.
The choir of the Bishops congre-
cation of st. Andrews Cathedral
will meet in the church at this
evening for practice.
The organ from the old Central
Union Church is now being placed
in position in the annex to the Chi
nese church, Fort street.
Anyone wanting splendid family
carriage will be suited with that
Victoria advertised by the Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. F. w. McChesney has been
discharged as assignee of Hamilton
johnson in bankruptcy. The estate
realized about so cents in the dollar.
In view of the San Francisco
steamers touching at Hilo, Mr.. John
Lycurgus of the San Francisco De-
pot has taken a store to open up a
fruit trade there.
Remember the wind-up of the
Christmas series of sales by Morgan
this evening. Something for old
and young. This is your chance for
beautiful rug.
The turkey question must come to
a third reading now within few
hours. Vote for the biggest one at
H. Davis q Co.'S, and you'll have a
merry Christmas.
The complimentary concert to the
officers of H. B. M. S. Daphne at the
Hotel last evening was delightful
The singing of the Kawaiahao jubi
lee songs was great.
The British tars are still in it fol
furious and Needless riding on ma
tive bronchos. Two of them nearly
ran into a tramcar on King street
yesterday afternoon.
Levey offers the largest stock o
Christmas goods at auction thi
evening. Remember, Christina
comes but once year, and don't le
the kids miss their good cheer.
The report of the declining condi
ton of r.. N. Webster, in this morn
ing's Advertiser, is declared to be er
roneous. For several days the pa
tient has been steadily improving.
The Minister of Interior will re
ceive tenders up to noon tomorrow
for furnishing supplies to the Insane
Asylum for six months from Jan.
1893. The supplies are schedules
elsewhere.
Owing to palaver in the Legisla
ture about the landing of opium
etc., several residents of the cit
and outskirts have mistaken tn
Boston's search lights as signal
from interested parties on shore.
Nigel Jackson, son of Capital
Jackson, once commander of tn
Kaimiloa, returned before the mas
on the Discovery to-day. He wol
! no boots and and on nearing tn
landing his first words were, "Hel
we are again, boys"
The st. Andrews Cathedral cho
! of ladies and gentlemen, with Wra
Taylor as organist, will render til
music at the laying of the corne
stone of the Masonic Temple ne,
} Tuesday. The Hawaiian band undo
direction of Henry Berger will ais
, play appropriate selections.
Patrick D. Mcdonald was cor
mitted to the Insane Asylum
y Judge Foster this morning. McDo
aid fell from a horse on Hawaii son
time ago, and was brought to Il
q Queens Hospital ON Oct. q f
treatment. He was sent there
. the British Benevolent Society.
At the Education office are to
seen creditable specimens of FIRE
;. hand tiourishing, map drawing, ct
from the Honokaa school, of whit
!, Mr.. Armstrong Smith is principe
S There are also beautiful samples
n penmanship and original letter wri
t ing from the Kailua, Kona, scho'
d whose principal, Mr.. Thomas Aiu,
native.
t Mr.. Allen Hutchinson, sculptc
S has shipped his most importa
h works by the bark j. G. Glade I
exhibition in Europe. They are
t local subjects and will undoubted
;, attract the eager interest of CO
IS noisseurs in the Old World. 7
n lot comprises the typical bust, 'H
& waii Nei," which is a masterpiece
/ the opinion of all who have seen
and relief types of male and fem;
Hawaiians from infancy to old al
A Chinaman reported at the S
. ton this afternoon that he had be
u assaulted by a native woman. The
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