The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-07

AN Observers letter will appear to
morrow.
POULTRY thieves are mound in grca
mum rre
LOOK out to-day for the Dimont
brothers double tricycle..
CALIFORNIA hard bricks can be oh
TIMED now from Brewer & Co
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THE rainfall duiing the recent storm
was nj Nuuanu valley 2.2j inches, and
at Punahou l.67 inches.
$500.
ONE sailor of the iikelike was YES
to-day committed for trial on the charge
of stealing $l5S from mail bag.
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TIE new book keeping class of Mr..
p. G. Jones, Jr., at the Y. NJ. G.. A.. is
well attended. On Monday night the
room was full of attentive pupils.
MIR. F. HORN offers reward for the
conviction of the thieves who stole
certain property belonging to him, on
the morning of the late fire ut his prem
ises.
. The Portuguese immigrants while
waiting, in Hackfrfd & Co'e yard, for
shipment yesterday, passed the time in
singing, TO the accompaniment OF the
guitar.
CRUELTY to animals was permitted in
the Police Court yesterday, fowls and
ducks, with legs tied, being produced
as witnesses. 1t is only a few weeks
since the police issued regulations, in
Chinese, forbidding this practise.
s TOMORROW Messrs. Lyons & Levey
will sell by public auction, at 10 o'clock,
on the premises, the residence and lot
on Beretania Street belonging to Mrs. d.
X. Fyfe, also the whole of her household
furniture, which is on view to-day.
JUDGE BIcKERToN has decided to
imprison confirmed u''crazy drllnkarCls !"
for the future, as a3tine has no effect
upon them. He began vest rday by
sentencing man to five days hard
labor, without the option of fine.
AT ten o'clock this morning, on the
p. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, the surplus
stores of the Bell Rock will be offered
for sale by Messrs. Lyons q Levey.
The stores are more varied and of better
quality than those usually offered.
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FROM Mr.. s. Reinhardt, manager of
the Spencer plantation in Hilo, comes
news of broken fumes. water-heads and
cane destroyed by the floods. In the
furnace rooms there was seven feet of
water, and large ditch was made to
drain it off. F
THE horses brought by the Consuelo
for W.. G. Irwin, & Co. are to be seenlin
Mr.. j. 1. Dowsett's yard on Queen
street. They evidently enjoyed their
run ashore, judging by the manner in
which they rolled and galloped about
the small enclosure.
A sELF-ACTING incubator has Just
been received by Mr.. j. T. Warehouse.
twill hatch 125 eggs at time, and,
after the first few hours, requires no at
tention to regulate the heat. 1t is a
considerable improvement on the paddy
husk incubators, formerly in use by
Chinese in Honolulu.
EVERYTHING must go. There is no
humbug about it. 1t has been so OF
dained by MelliS, and his word is law
in his own store). His entire stock
has been marked down, money is no
object to him, he will almost give his
things away. For two weeks, commence
ing from next Saturday, this chance
will be offered. Cash only.
ONe case brought before Judge
Bickerton yesterday had been remanded
four times, on three occasions because
present. Mr.. Russell, on behalf of his
client, objected, and the Judge refused
to postpone the case again. The wit
nesses were found subsequently.
Tom SPENCER says that the recent
rain in Hilo was only exceeded by the
in Noah's time, and that no
man living has seen the like. He talks
OF applying for charter and sole mo-
nopOly to run an ark, if he applies at
once fora charter. without 'persuading,"
itmay be granted, Gazette-like, in time
for the next deluge. 33tIA =
The police are often blamed for in
efficiency. 1t should be remembered
that Marshal Parke applied for 14O
extra men, boat, horses, saddles, ETC.,
during the last Legislature. He didn't
obtain what he required, consequently