The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-09
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hoatg which IS still


~ lirsewajesty'snew boaty whichis still
in the hands of its Chinese manufactures,
is thirty six feet long, eighteen inches
deepa and four feet beam.
FGEs1t Salmon on ice, eastern oysters,
apples and pears for table use have Just
been received by Kennedy \ Co. Hurry.
up, as their supply is limited.
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THE best artist ia Honolulu is to be
seen ut Warehouse S King Street Store.
He is daily at work and willing to give
lessons 10 lassclmann or Strong
THE Chinaman, who was shot on
Sunday last, still has u small bullet iii
his shoulder Or. McGrew does not
think that il will ever Inconvenience
hinl.
Mr.. Horn is losing no time in re-
erecting his buildings. The new ones
are already well advanced and the roof
of the row of cottages is beng covered
with corrugated iron.
OUR report on the Royal school has
been unavoidably held over for several
days. An account of the same institu-
ton appeared In one of the supplements
of this weeks Gazette.
A SUGGESTION to the Minister of the
Interior. Improve the ventilation in the
quarters of the immigrants at the depot.
1At, ,,rl ,Nt p,,A S,,sa
ventilation is required from above.
Mr.. j. M. DAVIDSON was welcomed
yesterday by MANY friends, who were
glad to see his genial face once more.
Mr.. w. III. Holmes, of Honokaa, was
also passenger ON the Mariposa, re-
turning after business trip East.
. IcE-cREAM business pays evidently as
Il third cart, owned by McInerny, now
perambulates the suburbs. Some resi-
dents think there is too much of good
thing in Mot the creams) but the
Naturalization of the bells Young men
are getting ruined
-- REv.-A. Macintosh had the pleasure
yesterday of officiating at the matrimo-
NAL ceremony of one Of his assistants
'at the Royal school, Miss Smithics,
daughter of Mr.J S. Smithies, Secretary
of the Board of Immigration having
been married to Mr.. j. A Palmer, lately
of the firm of Palmer & Thatcher. aloha
mi.
A NEW warehouse has ju been built
by Messrs. Dillingham; d Co., at the
rear of their Fort street store In size
it is 80 feetX 80 feet, and of two stories.
1t is well lighted and well ventilated
from above. 1t will hold a large quantity
of goods and the firm are endeavorng
to locate all their supplies in one site,
instead of having them, as hitherto in
various ports of the town.
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MECHANICAL toys. Call at Water
houses King Street Store and see them
the niger with his tray of fruit, the
dude who smokes, the happy family at
ship at sea, the BARRIERS shop with the
the best of the kind ever brought 10
in its cage will alone repay any person
who may call to inspect them.
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CABS are luxuries. So a late member
of the Gibson ministry discovered yes
terday, when judgment for 5000 and
costs was given against him. This is
not likely to be the last of these cases,
as there is another eX-minister and yet
present minister that ''cabby" wants
to settle with. In Yesterdays case the
amount was over 5000, butthe defendant
wished to make it a round sum, and the
Jehu agreed.
WHEN the sisters of mercy arrived
yesterday, small blue box was handed
to member of his Majesty's household,
who, opening it, disclosed to view what
appeared to be golden ornament. His
Excellency the Premier immediately
seized upon the gilded toy, thinking il
would not be safe in the hands of any of
His Majesty's household, and he opened
t, and he found-the brass luggage
abels of Wilkinson's Express Company
A MOTHER and six sisters of mere,
arrived yesterday, by the Mariposa
from Syracuse, N. Y. Thev were re-
ceived by His Excellency the President
of the Board of Health, Father Leonol
and Mrs. Beckley. The carriage OF
Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani was Sent
to convey them to their new homes. Si2
more sisters will shortly follow. The
| country is to be congratulated on thei
arrival, and, toMr. GIBBS is due con
1 siderable credit for the interest he ha.
taken in obtaining them.
BEFORE the Mariposa arrived yester
day horse in a carriage bolted nea
the Custom House. The passenger
were child of MIR. j. Suong's and it
nurse; the latter's first thought was TO-
her charge, and she called TO people tt
''take the child" There was one man
a. Mr. Gtillnlan rannu N racnnp1 on,