The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-30

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bers of the press.
On Sunday morning last, between
l and 2 o'clock, the store of China
man named Tong Wo, three or four
doors from the first bridge, Nuuanu
Valley, Waikiki side, was burglar
lied. Entrance was made by side
window, and the robber carried off
blankets, clothing, several dollars
cash, canned salmon and other
things. The Chinese occupants, al
though living above and at the rear
of the store, heard nothing. A
horses tracks were visible beside the
building in the morning.
FRIDAY, Sept. 25th.
A PORTUGUESE laborer was killed
by falling from flume on Hakalau
plantation on Friday last.
The Queens Own paraded last
evening, en- route, marching order,
manGuvring during the march, COM
manded by Captain O'Connor.
JUDGE McCully has sold his cele-
brated Holstein bull, Hercules, -
imported from Germany, to Mr.. Y.
S. Spalding, Kauai, for five hundred
dollars.
Mr.. Antoine Nelson, an employee
of the Iron Works and an old resi-
dent, died on Wednesday, aged
about fifty. He was highly esteemed
by his fellow-workmen, who bore
the expenses of his funeral.
MEssRs. j. M. Dat, Jr., & Co.
have presented Mr.. w. A. Kinney
(captain) with the championship
bat, won by the Oceanic Baseball
Club during the past season. 1t is
q beautiful article of workmanship
and is suitably inscribed.
A NATIVE named Umiloi murdered
his father-in-law, Wahakole, by
clubbing him, at Kamaca. Hakalau,
Hawaii, on Sunday last The deed
was the result of quarrel over ILL
usage of his wife by the young man.
Both men had been drinking oltole-
hao.
HIS Majesty gave audience, at
noon yesterday, to Mr.. F. A. Schae-
fer, Italian Consul, and Capt. Volpe
and officers of the italian man-of-
war Christoforo Colombo. This
evening the Consul will entertain
the same party at his residence,
Nuuanu Valley.
REFERRING to the account of an
extraordinary purchase of real estate
in yesterdays issue, it is only fair
to state that the original owner of
the property has magnanimously
offered the purchaser more desira-
bic lot in exchange for his gulch.
Another man who bid in lot with
out having seen the property, has
stated that he would not take double
what he paid for it.
ALL the bills for the campfire of
the G.. A. r. Post were paid within
thirty-siX hours after the event.
This is good example for all organ
izations, both temporary and per-
manent. BY way of giving honor
where it is due, Mr.. James Il. White,
Senior Vice Com. should be credited
with the hard work of preparation
for, and the energetic despatch of
business connected with the affair.
SATURDAY, Sept. Goth.
The Kapiolani Home being built
at Kakaako branch hospital will be
completed next week.
LAST week the Bishop of Olba
dedicated new Roman Catholic
church at Waianae, and confirmed
one hundred and fifty candidates.
Mr.. George Lucas has the contract
of taking down the woodwork of the
Kawaiahao church tower, and re-
placing it with stone to the top.
The work has been begun.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Monsarrat goes TO Mo-
lokai by the steamer Dowsett Mon
day, to level Il piece of land at Ka-
malo, when trial artesian we'll will
be bored.
THE local design for the beautiful
banner of the Knights Templar- (which
has been on exhibition for some days
at West, Dow & Co. 's--was from
painting by Mrs. j. ID. Strong.
Mr.. Lewis j. Levey bought the
lease of the A. w. Peirce building
on Queen street, sold at auction this
forenoon by order of the Govern
ment. 1t has three years to run,
and Mr.. Levey will at once occupy
the premises with his auction and
commission business.
WHILE repairing Fort street
Church steeple, Mr.. Lucas's work
men found II swarm of bees Just