The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-30
THURSDAY, Dot. 29th.

just become an honorary member.
The superintendent of the Water
Works says that, since the publica-
ton of scarcity of water at Makiki,
rain in that vicinity has been
plentiful.
The steamer w. G.. Hall brings
news of fine weather in the channel
and about Hawaii and Maui. Mrs.
Jas. i. Dowsett, Jr., returned to
Honolulu by this steamer.
CREDITORS of G.. Williams, bank
rupt, get twelve and seven-eighth
cents in the dollar. An application
for his discharge will be heard in
the Supreme Court on Tuesday,
Nov 18th.
WHAT the doctor says.--To pre-
vent nervous headache resulting
from sitting up all night writing to
friends abroad. Dose, the DAILY
BULLETIN fortnightly summary, one
copy to each correspondent.
| A NUMBER of Portuguese came by
the steamer w. G. Hall this after
noon. They had worked out their
contracts on the plantations, and
some had gone to the other islands
in search of work without success.
MEssRs. f. p. Adams & Co. sold
a large and varied lot of goods at
their regular cash sale to-day. A
consignment of harness brought
moderate prices, and the bidding in
general was no Stacker than the
times.
The Sisters of st. Andrews
Priory, with their pupils numbering
over hundred, were shown over
the Palace and grounds yesterday
afternoon, by the kind permission
of His Majesty-Mr. Isaac Kaiama,
Adjutant of the Household, acting
as conductor.
Mr.. MORGAN introduced q poll
parrot to his audience in Messrs.
E. p. Adams & Co. s salesroom this
morning, with the testimony that it
was highly educated and free from
all the vices of civilization. The
auctioneer, however, could not
vouch for the accomplished and ex-
emplary birds politics, which was
a fatal mistake in view of the APP
preaching elections, and no salts
factory bid was given.
AT the adjourned meeting of the
Honolulu Boating Association last
evening it was voted to have but one
turning point in the races of the
10th. The motion was carried by
six votes to five, and as dissatisfac-
ton was evident the motion may be
reconsidered at the next meeting.
There was considerable discussion
about rules and the racing courses.
The meeting adjourned at 1 l O clock
, until next Monday night.
APPEARANCES indicate that the
Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club will
fail to bring siX-oared crew to the
front on November 10th. One Of
: the members says there are six men
: now in practice, who, if they joined
l hands, would give good account
of the Club even if they did not win.
, Some impatience for the appearing
of the programme is being mani
, tested in boating circles. Only
three weeks remain till the regatta,
which is little enough time for the
particulars to be known.
The first regular meeting of the
f Bethel Social Union, under the
/ amended constitution, was held last
Y evening, Mr.. Henderson, President,
!. in the chair. At previous meet
n ing held on the Goth inst, it was
8 resolved to amend the clause of the
constitution relating to membership,
q by constituting all members of the
congregation members of the Social
~ Union. The revised constitution
- and bylaws will be printed and dis
q tributed among the members. 1t
e was resolved to hold the next social
at 7.30 O'Clock p. NJ, Tuesday,
November 18th, in the Sunday
:, school room.
y HIS Excellency George w. Mer.
+ rill, U. S. Minister Resident, has
4 investigated the case of Minnie
: Delaney, detained in the Station
n House, and satisfied himself that
g the Deputy Marshal was only per
e forming his duty. The girl will be
sent to her home in Nevada by Sat
urday's steamer. The accusation
q against her is petty larceny, but i
n is supposed she purposely made
q herself liable to the charge in ordel
lie to escape from the employment o
,e the man Ludzowicke, who was finet
IL 5000 the other day for selling liquo
nc without a license. This base fellow