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

DiieiSh bSiuhoo, o"SS5SSeS' se"s $780,
of the crofters could be given homes
in this kingdom, with mutual benefit
to themselves and to this country.
The steamer Iwalani returned
Saturday morning from Hamakua
after an absence of 10 days. The
captain reports the weather at Ha-
makua the toughest he has ever
seen. The pillows ran mountain
high, striking the shore with tremen-
dous force, and making it utterly
impossible to effect landing. The
steamer stood off Hamakua from
Monday morning until Thursday
afternoon, being unable to make a
landing, but on the fourth day all
the freight was put ashore. The
Paauhau wire cable was carried
away and the freight car and two
tons of sugar were lost. Several
planks of Kukuihaelc landing have
been raised by the swell. The
weather in the channel is good ex-
cept near Molokai. While the
steamer was taking in sugar at Ho-
nokaa the freight car loaded with
sugar got away from the workmen
and. after short run, threw ID
bags of sugar over the bluff into the
sea.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9th.
The Kailua pond, Koolau, is said
to be alive with ducks.
REV. Alex. Macintosh and wife
have visited the formers ancestral
home in bonnie Scotland.
THE fat boy was happy last
night. He obtained admittance to
the circus and occupied two seats
for fifty cents.
The Band concerts draw well, in
spite of other attractions. There
are still people in Honolulu who
appreciate good music, even if they
do not have to pay for it.
MEMBERS of Honolulu Yacht and
Boat Club say that the senior crew
is not working tremendously. Irreg.
ular attendance at practice and lack
of interest are the elements of dis
cord.
OFFICER Tell with squad Of
police made descent on Waikiki
crib for opium, which they found
and pipes; but the dogs on guart
had given warming, so that the user:
of the articles got out of the way.
The Waimea River, Kauai, wa,
blocked again last week and thu
people find it very hard to keep thu
outlet clear. The people of Wal
mea are circulating petition to thu
Minister of Interior to rebuild thu
bridge. Persons fording the stream
on horseback get wet up to the neck
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2Sth.
Mr.. Thomas Krouse now runs thu
Saratoga House.
ELEVEN sailors, a working majorit,
of whom are Portuguese by tn
chairman's casting vote, have ali
squatulated from the whaling bari
Cape Horn Pigeon.
Mr.. j. ID. Arnold, formerly well
; known on these Islands, has con
tract from the Queensland Govern
, ment to sink $500 feet well, wit
ten months to perform the work.
Hon. S. G. Wilder leaves by tn
Alameda on Saturday for San Fran
cisco. He will visit Washingto
and Philadelphia on business cor
corning railroad material. He es
poets to be back by January Isl
1886.
: Mr.. James CampbelPs herds {
e splendid cattle are to be increase
$ by the addition of 200 head recent
f., purchased, through Mr.. S. Damon
The animals are to be landed O
Nanakuli Beach, on the famor
. honolulu Ranch.
Mr.. Alex. Arthur C"Sandy"), I'll
horse-trainer in Dowsetts yart
Queen Street, has succeeded with
y the past few days in reducing q
a utterly intractable horse belongir
, TO Mr.. G. X. Miller to n state I
a perfect docility in harness.
|. SIX schooners and one steame
r all with full sail set, were depicte
o against the rich chromatic horizon
e west and south, all at one time, la
!. evening. With the variously tinte
It waters in the foreground, and sof
y colored masses of vapor screenir
the headlands, the whole seer
formed marine prospect of RAJ
Il beauty.
e LAST evening the senior six-oart
J. crew of the Myrtle Club rowed fro
- the vicinity of the lighthouse rour
tho omar hunu np1 raturnpI i'm Al