The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-05-05

LOCAL N GENERAL ITEMS.
CoNcERSrSe that Palace wall again,
what was the divy between the two?
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IT appears that the SIS. Abergeldic did
not touch at Valparaiso at all.
RrMoRs of a change in the manage
mcnt of the '7fscy are current
NINETEENTH Century Lessons from
u Biography $500 years old" will be Mr..
Cruzan's subject Sunday morning, even.
ing subject, "$?,"--a talk with business
men.
Mn. Irvine, formerly freigl,t-clerls and
purscr on the James Makcc, is now
frcight-clerk of the c. r. Bishop, 7'ioc
Mr. Du Pree, resigned, for the purpose Ct
going to the Coast per City of Toxic
WE received an advertisement too la;c
for insertion yesterday that tho Kapio-
ani Park Association would take Charge
of the races on the 11th June. The adv.
will appear in Mondays issue.
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THE Portuguese Immigrants by the
Abcrgeldic were put ashore at Kakaako
yesterday afternoon. There were 264
men and 100 women. One death of an
infant occurred on Thursday morning.
THE Y. M. c. A. 70 oms were open last
night for the first time. They will be
open from Z a. m. to 0 p. IN. every day.
All are cordially welcome. The Secte-
tary, FRO. tenn, will be in attendance.
A conundrum suggested by the follow
ing sentence from the y. c. Il. of yes
terday: During the passage there has
been Is births and deaths; the latter
all children" If the latter were all chill
dren, what were all the former
Soon after the Abergcldic anchored in
the stream on Thursday afternoon she
was surrounded by boats containing
numbers Of Portuguese. AS they drew
nigh the immigrants shouted and cheer.
ed them. This was kept up for some
time.
THE Social at the Bethel on Thursday
evening was we'll attended. The pro.
gramme rendered was unusually attrac.
tive, consisting of songs and rccitations.
Afterwards very nice rejection was
served. 1t was about 10 o'clock when
the party broke up, having spent the
time we'll in social enjoyment.
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WE would again draw the attention of
the Road Supervisor to the fact that a
considerable portion of Queen street has
been metalled and left without having
sand or earth put on top and rolled.
The complaints of drivers are loud and
frequent as the road is worse now than
it was before.
WE are glad to make the correction
that the oranges given to the German
luliiS SIuulS vi IuC AluhCC Oll 1ucsudy
night were donated by the generosity
of Mr.. w. II. Rice. Our thanks are due
to our contemporary for pointing out
the fact but we had already known OF
it, although not in time for publication
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COMPLAINTS are made by Hawaiians
especially women and children, OF the
conduct of a man on Maunakca street
who owns pet monkey. He ties long
string to it and allows it to go across the
road, and when anyone passes it jumps
at them. This may be fun, and there
may be no actual damage done, but ow
ing to their ignorance of the animal the
women and children get frightened.
A COUPLE of facts in natural history
from the personal observations Of I
friend are: One variety of squid comes
on shore when the hala trees are il
blossom, and climbs them, at least par
of the way up.-Once, lie found no less
than ten robbcr-crabs climbing ont
cocoanut tree, whose trunk was perpen
dicular, and hanging one to another 81
as to form living chain. =
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