The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-08-21


dry dock last evening.
The w II Dimond and Jennie Walker
sail tomorrow after the arrival of the
Alameda.
Schr Ehukai brought 1000 bags of
paddy and 3o2 bags of sugar
Schr Mary Foster brought 800 bags of
sugar from-Waimea, Kauai. She sails on
Monday for Punaluu.
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
MANY pheasants are reported on
and about Punchbowl.
The Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Co. will rebuild IIonoapu wharf.
TOMORROW baseball match will
be between the Honolulu and
Oceanic clubs.
SKATING till nine, then dancing to
full string band, at Yosemite rink
this evening.
The members of Pacific Hose Co.
will hold moonlight drill this even
ing at Z 80 O'Clock.
A REINFORCEMENT of skilled work.
men for the Iron Works is expected
from the Coast tomorrow.
AFTER the steamer comes in Wolfe
& Co. will have a fine lot of Califor-
mia fresh fruit and vegetables.
A BUNDLE of clothes for the in
mates of the Leper Hospital has been
left at this office by Mr.. j. Williams,
photographer.
The Hawaiian Mission Children
Society will meet at the residence of
Mr.. E. G. Damon, Saturday even
ing, Aug. 22nd, 1885.
LEWIS & Co. will have the usual
lot of good things by the Alameda
tomorrow. First come Will have
first choice, of course.
Col. Curtis Iaukea and Messrs. G.
B. Wilson, II. Whitney and H.
Dimond left Honolulu at 3 O'Clock
this morning for Koolau to shoot
ducks.
BY inadvertence Engine Co. No. 2
instead of No. l was mentioned yes
terday as having had q meeting the
previous evening, and decided to
hold ball
Mr.. J. S. Emerson, of the Gov
eminent Survey Department, and
Rev. j. M. Alexander are in the
Maunaloa slope of Kona, prosecuting
the general survey of that district.
YESTERDAY Mr.. w. G. Irwin
birthday was signalized by the inves-
titure of that gentleman, by His
Majesty, with the star and ribbon of
Knight Commander of the Order Of
Kalakaua.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Way was celebrated at
their house last Wednesday evening.
They received many presents. Their
marriage happened in London, Eng
land, August 10Th, 1860.
Mr.. E. Ryan, boat-builder, seized
Capt. p. Larkin's sloop Sarah yes
terday for a debt for repairs. A
native woman has a mortgage on the
vessel and Mr.. Sorenson has claim
against her.
A TELEPHONE message from Puma
luu, Oahu, this morning, says the
weather there is lovely. The schrs
Sarah & Eliza and Manuokawai arc
there. The marshal and party were
about to start for Waialua and many
natives had assembled to say Aloha
In the Supreme Court to-day, he
fore Hon. Justice Preston, Apani
ys. o. Unna, receiver of Heeia plan
tation, suit by planter for loss OF
cane, was being heard. A. l.
Thurston for plaintiff; A. S. Hart
we'll for defendant.
AT their meeting the other da,
the Trustees of the Planters Com
pany appointed a committee to con
fer with the Minister of the Int
rior, regarding the immigration
labor circular. That committe
was to have reported to a meeting
of the Trustees this afternoon.
ANOTHER thin house was given tn
Circus last night. There will be n
performance tonight. To-morro'
afternoon there will be matinee
and in the evening the final perform
ance will take place. AT the latte
the King, royal family, and til