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


SIG, and stallion for $50.
Carr Clunie and Mr.. A. r.
Baker, in light wagons behind flash
trottcrs, had brush on Queen street
yesterday afternoon. Baker took
the lead and tried some iockeying,
but an exciting finish was prevented
by dray on the road.
MEssRs. Geo. w. Macfarlane &
Co. have been notified by Fire Mar
shal Mcclure that they must not
store more than ten l0-gallon cases
of gasoline in one place within the
fire limits This settles the point
as to the definition of the term
leases, !" raised in this paper yester-
day.
Two native girls in break were
riding down Fort street this morn
ing at lively gait. When turning
corner at the foot of the street
they struck lumber pile, and one
of the girls was thrown out but not
hurt. She was evidently put out of
temper, though, for when she was
again seated in the vehicle she made
the horse suffer.
MIR. John Mott, Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department, is expected
to return from his visit East in about
six weeks. 1t is happily suggested
to us that the Department give the
chief some kind of pyrotechnical
reception on arrival home. The boys
can doubtless be depended upon,
between now and then, to arrange
for painting the town red"
BRIeGs,' said a Kaahumanu
street lawyer to his young clerk,
), why weren't you at the Office
earlier this morning." beg par
don, sir, but / am q reformer. l
believe that the Office should seek
the man, not the man the office. p
N. B.-The name of the street in
the foregoing item is original, hay
ing been selected by one of our
would-be wits. "-ED.
IT has become a common practice
of people of Honolulu and its
suburbs to place barrels and boxes
of rubbish on the roads to be carted
away. Sometimes the receptacles
are left out whole days, making I'M
slightly objects, frightening horses by
day, and becoming stumbling blocks
by night. A gentleman well posted
says that such practice would not
be allowed in any civilized city ex-
cept Honolulu.
THIS morning about ten O'Clock,
Road Supervisor Hart left his mare
and buggy standing in charge of
Chinaman on Brewers wharf while
he went ON board the Wamanalo.
He told John not to touch the ami
NAL, but to stand closely by and
watch her. On stepping ashore
again, Mr.. Hart found his team
gone. The Chinaman was standing
dazedly looking uptown, and at
length found words to explain the
situation: She lun up stleet like
-" curried mutton. In the mean
time the mare careered through the
town, exciting apprehensions that
Government billet was vacant while
half the Cabinet was away. The
team drew up at the owners house,
Beretania street. An axle was bent
and trace broken: otherwise no
damage was done.
FRIDAY, Sept 18th.
The King and party, and Judge
McCully, have returned to town.
L. r. ADAMS & Co. held sue
cessful cash sale to-day, selling a
large variety of goods.
BATHING near the Myrtle Boat
Club house is increasing in popu-
larity-no sharks there now.
A LARGE assemblage was attracted
by the music and moonlight to
Emma Square last evening. The
Band did very well, and its music
was much appreciated.
The Honolulu Rifles drummers
were practising at the Myrtle Boat
Club house last evening. Their kind
consideration in thus withdrawing
from the range of the community's
ear drum should be appreciated.
Two natives and Chinaman,
prisoners in irons, arrived by the
steamer w. G.. Hall this afternoon
from Kau. The Chinaman is the
alleged principal in the recently re-
ported shooting affray in that dis
trict.
In the Police Court to-day, Kaile-
anu was tried for larceny ola basket,
the property of All On. The value
of the stolen goods was 80 cts. f; and
the penalty for approprating the
same, 20 days Imprisonment at hard
labor.
Mr.. Robinson. one of the Myrtle's