The Daily bulletin., 1892-12-19

Maltby the cyclist will exhibit
this evening at the Armory.
j. A. McCandless offers reward
for the recovery of lost open letter
The Christmas vacation of Iolani
College will commence on Friday
next.
Col. w. +. Allen will have charge
of the laying of the corner stone of
the new Masonic temple
Lewis. j. Levey will hold a Christ
mas sale tomorrow evening, of toys,
dolls, jewelry, China ware, etc.
Queens Hospital Trustees will
hold their adjourned semi-annual
meeting at l0:3O Wednesday.
Letters marked for the S. G. Viii
der will be forwarded, the mail
closing at / a. m. tomorrow.
A plan for the disposition of the
pews in Central Union Church is
published in this issue by request.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
clear; wind light southwest; bark
Bylgic in tow of tug Eleu off port.
Lodge le Progress, f. e. A. NJ, will
hold a special meeting this evening,
when full attendance is requested.
Chief Justice Judd and family re-
turned by the steamer Claudine yes
terday from holding circuit term at
Lahaina, Maui.
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt will
address the monthly meeting of the
w. G. r. U. III Central Union Church
parlor at 2:3O tomorrow.
Don't forget to go around and see
some of those fine Christmas cakes
and candies at f. Horns factory.
They are delicious articles.
The Scottish Thistle Club will
nominate its officers this evening,
afterward holding smoking concert
to which friends are invited.
The Planters Monthly for Descem-
Der is filed with reports read at the
annual meeting of the Planters
Labor and Supply Company.
Go and see Maltby tonight a:
Mephistopheles, the demon cyclist
He also repeats his funny act, the
Dudes first attempts, by request.
An auction sale of unclaimed mer
II III
will be held by l.. j. Levey at hi
salesrooms on Jan. 3 at 10 o'clock.
The hill near the Kamehameh
School on the Palama road is bein!
cut away and the lower part filled
This will greatly improve the facilit.
of traffic at that point.
81 wish you would pay little at
tention to what | am saying, sir,
; roared an irate lawyer to an exasper
ating witness. "Well, | am payinI
as little as | cam" was the calm re
| ply.
The following names have bee
handed in as candidates for Circui
Judges: A. Rosa, S. X. Kane, j. NJ
Poepoe, j. Mahiai and w. L. Holc
, kahiki. Several other names are o
the list.
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt wi
n address the w. G. T. l. to-morro'
(Tuesday) afternoon at 2:3O p. m. i
the parlor of the Central Unio
Church. All ladies are cordially il
n vited to be present.
: Although there were less than :
n saloon passengers on board the AL;
media when Chief Officer Dowde
had his legs broken, subscriptio
: for the injured man was immediatel
taken up amounting to $500.
d The steamer w. G. Hall on Frida
brought thousands of oranges
n different persons. They commence
" to sell at 81 and Sl.50 hundre
J. while formerly they could be had (
lie 81. The approaching holidays ha
p. something, if not all to do with ii
,Iei price.
5. S. Macauley, the veteran piar
tuner and organ repairer, can
- found at his residence on Alak'
street, or by message at G. r. w
liams' store. Nothing Mr.. Macaul'
does has to be done over again, an
'e being a musician as well as a m
chanic, he can give thorough sat
~ faction.
c. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
Il contribute to the annual subscri
'e ton list for a Christmas box
Chas. Peterson, lookout man at ID
1T mond Head, may leave their nan
III with j. Mort Oat at the Hawaii
n News Co.'s store or A. Nj. Hewett
It, Hustace & Co.'S, Queen street, un
ne 4 p. IN. of December a.
ne In the Hawaiian News Co.'S W
ly dow is a picture of double enc
I'd saddle-tank locomotive, to whi
IA, the local name "Hanapepe" is giv'
IN 1t is a splendid looking machine a
he was built for the Hawaiian Sul
in Co. (Makaweli plantation, Kauai
he the Baldwin Locomotive Wor
IS, Philadelphia, of which w. G. Try
IN ~ Co., Id, are the sole agents.