The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-14


ness reigning over the whole town.
The Friend says, "Therc are five
Chinese preachers actively at work on
these islands, one at Kohala, Hawaii;
one at Hilo; one on the island of
Maui; one OH Kauai, and one in
Honolulu. These, with two Chinese
teachers in the boys and girls
schools in Honolulu, make up COM
pany of seven" useful Chinese resi-
dents.
THURSDAY, Sept. 3D..
Dusty, very; zephyrs merry.
Mr.. WILLIAMS is photographing
the crown jewels.
CHINAMEN have bought the re-
mains of the Martha Rideout for
firewood.
A MYRTLE boy declares he saw
shark on Tuesday night near the
boat-house.
The Police Station is expected to
be finished in ten, and the Chinese
clubhouse in six weeks.
ENGINE Co. No. give their ball
at the Yosemite Skating Rink on the
evening of Oct LIST. No invitations.
Tickets $3.50.
COMPLAINT is made of unlawful
slaughtering of useful birds in the
suburbs by boys-pretty big boys
some of them are.
Mr.. II. f. Glade, who was thrown
out of carriage on Saturday and
severely hurt, is improving but still
confined to the house.
A SUM of money was stolen ON
Tuesday from Mr.. j. f. Browns
house, and a native boy seen coming
from the house is suspected.
On Monday Judge Bickerton gave
Judgment for the defendant in D.
T. Lane as. Miles Bros, 5000 dam
ages for breach of warranty in sale
of horse "Comet."
Mr.. Rothwell, clerk for Messrs.
Freeth & Peacock, who sustained
injuries about the head by being
thrown from his horse the other day,
is reported all right again.
THIS evening the junior crew of
the Myrtle B. c. begin practice for
the regatta of Nov. 10th. The
senior crew will probably turn out
for the same purpose next week.
A LADY and gentleman, through
passengers by the City of Sydney.
were late in returning from stroll
about town, and had to take native
canoe to Join the vessel in the stream.
MIR. John Mott was cordially re-
ceived by the chief of the San
Francisco Fire Patrol, to whom he
had letter, and an interesting ex-
hibition was given for our Chief
Engineers delectation.
AN intoxicated native fell from his
horse on Nuuanu street yesterday,
and was knocked insensible and re-
ceived cut in the head. He was
taken to the Station House, where
DR.. Henri McGrew dressed his
wound.
The grievance of residents of
Palama mentioned in this paper
some time ago-that of the stream
forming their water supply being
polluted by persons bathing and
washing in it-has been formulated
in petition to the authorities to
have the water protected by penal
ties against the filthy trespassers.
Mr.. M. d. Monsarrat has COM
pleted the survey of the western
half of Molokai, and he is expected
to arrive here Saturday morning.
He has been on Molokai for about
four months, living in one of the
houses of Kamehameha V. Mr..
Monsarrat returns to Honolulu to
put his work on maps, and in 1886
he will survey the eastern half of
the island.
A FINE portrait of His Majesty is
on view at King Bros art store,
I1OUcl oUTccU. 4MCC-uuStItCI u1C-
size, it is one of the most lifelike
pictures imaginable. twas executed
in India ink by the Michigan Por-
trait Company, from photograph
by Taber, San Francisco. His
Majesty sat for the latter when on
his tour round the world. He is in
full uniform, and his features are
animate to the speaking point.
FRIDAY, Sept. 4th.
The children had good time at
the Bethel vestry last night.
The Kaumakapili church benefit
by the circus was not patronized any
too literally.
The Knights of Pythias are keep
ing watch with their afflicted brother
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