The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-05

THOMAS Mathews was charged with
assault on Saturday and found not gull.
ty. The trouble was about woman.
Three cases were remanded.
Nix. GIBSON said in the days of
"Auld Lang Syne" that his paper was
1.-THE only independent press-till 1t got
the Government printing"
THE tax collector at Nawiliwili stopp-
ed some Cinnamon, who were coming
down on the G. X. Bishop last week,
because they had not paid their five
dollars head.
The two band concerts on Saturday
were well pa,ron:zed, especially the one
at the hotel in the evening. The Satur-
day night band concerts appear to be
the most popular.
"ED. Smith" a chestnut colt, foaled in
1880, bred by Mr.. w. L. Prtchard of
Sacramento, California, and the owner
of blue. blooded pedigree, was much
admired on Saturday when ridden about
town by his owner Mr.. E. r. Miles.
THE programme for the regatta is
published today. Entries will be re-
ceived by Mr.. j. w. Robertson and sub
scriptions by Mr.. Henry Macfarlane.
The value of the prizes must depend
upon the amount of subscriptions re-
ceived and will be published this week.
MEssRs. Lyons IL Levey sold, on Sa-
turday, section, having frontage of
% #. 8 in. to King ST. and 228 #. to
Punchbowl st. with all the buildings
thereon, for $2,615. Mr.. Lazarus was
the purchaser. A taro patch at Kalihi,
about tenth of an acre, was sold to
Mr. Rebello for 800.
MIR. T. H. DAVIES gives very plain
denial to the remarks made by the
Working Mems Union concerning his
connection with the boiler makers. Mr..
j. Hatton was the gentleman who inter-
viewed Mr.. Davies concerning them,
and not Mr.. Crowley, as enormously re-
ported in the Adveytisey.
THE work of landing the immigrants
was commenced on Saturday morning,
shortly after seven o'clock. They were
all on shore before eleven, and before
three in the afternoon their baggage was
landed. The work is said to have been
done quicker and better than on any
previous occasion.
THE present premier spoke once OF
Hawaiians, as can ignorant, credulous,
gossiping native people," What has
produced the change? els it the change
that has come over him. The Crown
in his pocket that makes him think
better of a Crown, and jingling .Sovey.
GINS that gives him high appreciation
of Sovereign"
HIS Excellency the British Commits.
sioner will commence an inquiry this
morning into the cause of the death OF
the second cook of the Bell Rock, who
was shot by the chief officer about q
week after leaving San Miguel. 1t is
said that the cook theatened to "knife'
the mate who acted in self defence and
intended to fire over the cooks head.
The manager of Spreckelsvllle, Mr.
Williams, presented his baseball team
with champion bat, on their return
home. The bat is 10 feet long, 2 fee
wide, and made of Pinch imported
plank. Mr.. Ashley has a sketch of it
When the presentation was made by MI
Williams, there was cry of "Rais'
him |" and they " raj sed him."
No credit has yet been given to Mr.
w. G. Irwin for his kindness to the Mau
baseball nine. Mr.. Irwin not onl,
warmly supported the idea of thei
making trip to Honolulu, but also pai'
half the cost of their passages, guaran
teed to pay any deficiency there nigh
be when settlement of accounts wa
made, besides other generous contribu
| lions while the team were in Honolulu.
OUR daily contemporary made, o.
Friday, some destinations reflectin
upon the professional standing of MI
S. B. Dole, counsel for the plaintiff i
the case of Way v. the Minister of tn
Interior. Mr.. Dole need not be alarme
at the remarks, as his professional stand
ing is so favorably known in the CON
munity. 1t was evidently a suggested
hit back for the plain spoken remark
made by Mr.. Dole at the planters lunc
recently.
SUN, MOON AND SEA.
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