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

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horrible elements TO inhale.
ABOUT fifty sailors of the Italian
congregatcd at the boat
landing last evening, singing nauti-
cal songs in their own language.
The Queens Own had a street
drill last evening, commanded by
Capt. O'Connor. Over sixty men,
bers were present. Skirmishing
drill and route marching were the
executed.
Ir is reported that Sunday
morning paper is to be the next
novelty here. The projectors must
be anxious to win like fame with the
Cinnamon who shingled shanty
and painted sign on Sunday.
Mr.. W. II. Barnes, of st. Angus
tines College, Canterbury, Eng
land, has arrived in Honolulu, to
assist in the English Church mis-
sion, and will shortly be ordained a
deacon by the Bishop of Honolulu.
+. p. ADAMS & Co. got fair prices
for David Oxley's furniture this
morning. w. G.. Irwin & Co. bought
out the lease of the land, that be-
longs to themselves, for $500 for
balance of term, four years and 3
months.
A NUMEROUS and gay company
assembled at the house of Mr.. VIM.
Aud, Palama, last night. They
had gorgeous supper and delight
full musical and social diversion
afterward, dispensing shortly after
ten O'Clock all in pleasant moods.
Mr.. James Simmons, formerly
book-keeper for the Honolulu Plan
ing Mills, who left here on the last
trip of the Alameda, has, his many
friends and multi-mystical brethren
will be glad to learn, obtained as
surance of good billet in railway
Office in San Francisco.
CAPT. Volpe, of the Cristoforo
Colombo, was here twelve years ago
in the frigate Garibaldi, as aide-de-
camp to the Duke Of Genoa. During
his stay in port, he will be the guest
of Mr.. A. Schaefer, Italian Consul.
Commander Accinni Enrico met
King Kalakaua at Naples, when the
latter was making the tour of the
world.
The Fire Marshal and the First
and Second Assistant Engineers of
the Fire Department, having made
some explorations in the city since
the gasoline fire of last week,
discovered II tanks of gasoline with
in short distance of the BULLETIN
office. The explosive is to be re-
moved to legal quarters tomorrow
morning.
THURSDAY, Sept. oath.
The Wailua ferry is said to be in
fine working order.
The purser of the steamer James
Makee reports times being exceed
ingly quiet along the steamers route.
Mr.. G. B. Wilson'S pick-axe brig
AIDE were out, yesterday and to-day,
cutting off the water of delinquent
rate-payers.
WATER, water! Wal, wal Aqua,
aqua! Wahtee, wahtce! everywhere,
and not drop to drink, till the
rates are paid.
T.. p. ADAMS e Co. auctioned off
large lots of apples, potatoes and
onions this forenoon. The onions
and apples brought scent apiece,
but the potatoes went to pot.
Mrs. p. p. Shepherd gave lunch
party at her residence at noon to-
day. The occasion was in honor of
the departure of Mrs. A. McWayne
tomorrow by the w. G. Irwin.
ABOUT % Portuguese families
from Kilauea, Waialua and Wal
amaze, returned to Honolulu by the
steamer James Makee last evening,
their labor contracts having expired.
DIR. Peterson, Government ply
sician at Kaneohe, is preparing to
move TO Honolulu. Part of his
household furniture came here by
the schooner Rainbow this morning.
GRINDING has ceased ut Kilauea,
Hanalei, Kapaa, Waialua and Wal
amaze for the present. The Kappa
Mill is no more. The Kcalia Mill
will do all the grinding in that dis
trict.
SOME prisoners employed in a
gang hired to work for II private
contractor, at the corner of Young
and Piilkoi streets, have been guilty
of grossly insulting ladies passing
that way. The rutlians are in sad
need of being strung up by the
thumbs and dashed with mule whip.
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