The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-23

Iolani College broke up for its
Christmas vaction to-day.
Hons. w. Y. Horner and A. Horn
er left to-day for Lahaina.
Diamond Head, p. m.--Weather
rainy; wind light southeast.
Miss E. Tidd and G. H. Richard
son left to-day on the Kinau for the
Volcano.
One case of drunkenness consti-
tuted this mornings session of the
Police Court.
The U. S. cruiser Boston's men
were landed this morning for drill
on the Plains.
w. S. Maltby the cyclist was book
ed to leave on the Kinau this after
noon for Hilo.
The steamer Claudine will arrive
tomorrow morning, day ahead oI
her schedule time.
All the evidence has been heard il
the Kohala water case and argument
will be had next Wednesday.
Christmas presents to the lepers
can be left at j. r. Warehouses; store
Queen street. Toys will be accept.
able.
The two auction rooms were
crowded last evening with people
eager to secure suitable holiday pre-
sents.
A Chinaman was landed from the
bark Bylgia this morning in a dying
condition and taken to the Queens
Hospital.
In sending your usual Christmas
cheer do not forget Charlie Peter.
son, the faithful, vigilant lookout al
Diamond Head.
A number of school children left
on the Kinau this afternoon tc
spend their vacation with parents
and guardians.
j. f. Morgan will hold a continu
ing, when everything will be solo
regardless of cost.
There will be a Christmas caro-
service in st. Andrews Cathedral to
morrow evening, Christmas Eve
commencing at 7:30 o'clock.
L. j. Levey will hold the last holi
day sale of the season tomorrow
evening, when a choice lot of new
goods will be sold positively with
out reserve.
Francis G. l.. Harden, under sus
pension of sentence for violation o
the law against duelling, is still il
custody and will probably stay Their
until he is ready to ship for foreign
parts.
Men from HI. B. M. S. Daphne oc
cupied the Recreation Grounds a
Makiki yesterday afternoon, practis
ing football and cricket. On tn
way home they played punting tn
the ball
The Art Gem Calendar distribut
ed by Theo. FL. Davies & Co. is tn
prettiest thing cut in that line. A
the foot of scroll containing eacl
months days is selection from on
of the standard poets.
Her Majesty and suite will atten,
the $50 o'clock service of the seconc
congregation of st. Andrews Cattle
dral, Sunday morning. Fifty sailor
and marines from III. B. M.
Daphne will also be present at tn
service.
There will be no jury term tn
coming January. The next jur
term will be that of the Circui
Court under the new law, and vii
be held in February. Hereafter tn
Supreme Court will be strictly az
pellate court.
A native named Ikaika, slight
under the weather, had his thum
run over and chopped off by tran
car on Queen street this morning
He got on one side of the tram an
fell out the other. He has bee
arrested for drunkenness.
A fine dwelling is offered for rem
by Mr.. E. r. Hendry, of the Hawa
ian Hardware Co. The house is con
veniently and pleasantly located a
Kinau and Pensacola streets and ha
ample grounds we'll supplied wit
fruit and shade trees. The house
in perfect repair and convenient t
the tramcars.
On Christmas Day a special ca
will leave Pauoa at quarter afte
five o'clock in the morning for S
Andrews Cathedral, the return ca
leaving the Cathedral at half-pas
six. For the half-past nine servic
the special car will leave Pauoa &
quarter past nine o'clock. Othe
cars as usual on Sunday,
The many people who have bee
disappointed in not having the
orders for Haviland China filed b
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. will re,