The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-13


steamer Jas. l. Dowsett and schooner
Mana were hauled up together.
When these go off, the Government
steamers Pclc and Eleu come on.
The schooner Emma is booked for
the next chance, and the mission
steam barkentine Morning Star is to
he raised some time during this
week.
Mr.. Smith, of skating rink fame,
is progressing slowly with his new
venture at Hilo. The rink being
built by Mr.. Smith at the above
place is situated very near the land
ing. 1t will be about 20 feet long
by 80 feet wide. The building of
the foundation was almost completed
when the Kiuau left there Saturday
last. Notwithstanding the frequent
rains the building will probably be
finished in about three weeks. Mr..
Smith has u large number of skates
with him and judging from the roll
ing fever that exists ut Hilo the
protector of the revolving scheme
has good cause to expect hand
some compensation for his labors.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10th.
The Circus troupe will probably
visit Wailuku, Maui, next week.
Two native stowaways got away
on the Jupiter this morning. One
of them took all his personal effects
on board last night and then secreted
himself.
A PRIVATE letter from Mr.. j.
Simmons says that he met Minister
Kapena in Louisville, Ken, and
that the latter gentleman was sick
in bed.
MIR. j. L. White gave each men,
Der of the Circus band piece of
jewelry, in acknowledgment of their
courtesy in giving him a farewell
serenade.
Mr.. Spence, agent for the Michi-
gan Portrait Company, got a lot fpic-
lures by the steamer yesterday. A
bust crayon picture, life size, of His
Majesty is on view at Williams the
photographers. 1t is said to be the
finest portrait of the King ever seen.
The Waihee Sugar Company has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:-Col. Il. S. Spalding,
President; Mr.. F. p. Hastings,
Vice-President; Mr.. Joseph o. Car
ter, Secretary; Hon. Cecil Brown,
Treasurer Hon. Jas. 1. Dowsett,
Auditor.
OK view in the store of King
Bros, Hotel street, is kukui nut
engraved by our native artist, Henry
CRUDE. In the center of the nut is
the Hawaiian crown, with mono
gram encircling it. This fine piece
of work will be presented to His
Majesty as birthday present from
Mr.. CRUDE.
A DRIVER of delivery wagon
stopped his team in the middle OF
Fort street the other day, to get of
and catch his hat that was blowing
away. A gentleman remarked that
it was unsafe to leave a team stand
ing in the middle of public thor
oughfare, whereupon the driver
answered that the animal "would
not run away if he stood there for q
week"
Owing to the lines of the Chi.
nesc Minister at Washington, who
was expected at Mexico to perfect
arrangements for the new steamer
line from that country to Hongkons
via Honolulu, the sailing of the frs
vessel IS delayed. 1t is said, how,
ever. that matters will soon be
brought to n close, and the frs
steamer of the new line will max,
her appearance at this port in due
time.
WuALEBoNE has advanced from
Sl.90 and $500 to $500 per pound
on account of the light catch of thu
| SCaSOIl ul) w WIG Il Nv
whaler Alliance arrived at Sal
Francisco with news of the whaling
fleet in the Arctic up to September
hence the advance in whalebone
The whalcr j. f. Hamilton, ont
month over due and thought to b'
forever lost, made her appearance
in San Francisco, previous to thu
sailing of the s. S. Mariposa.
BY yesterdays mail further news
was learned of the brigantine Noun
Lebanon, which, as previously re
ported in this paper, arrived a
Hongkong after an eventful pas
sage of G2 days. She was strucl
by two typhoons, one on Aug. 22n'
and the other on Sept. 1lth. Tn
former lasted three days. Tn
damage done, if any, is not related
The Mount Lebanon has bee