The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-14
THURSDAY, Oct. Sth.

guese hand, under efficient tooter-
ship.
ATToRNEY-G GENERAL Neumann is
back to the capital, looking as well
as ever.
Mr.. C. w. Carpenter succeeds
Mr.. Il. A. Guard as purscr of the
Mariposa.
The Temperance hotel on Nuuanu
street is nearing completion, and
promises to be pleasant retreat.
VERY rough weather was reported
at Punaluu, Oahu, this week. Ire
mendous seas broke all over the
harbor.
Or all the lands advertised, Mr..
Levey yesterday sold only the seven
lots on Kauai, which were bought
by f. G. Winson for 81 ,395.
Rev. Alexander and Mrs. Mac
kintosh and their son st. Martin
have arrived safely at Leicester,
England, and are enjoying them
selves well.
RICE cutting began ut Koolau last
Saturday. The crop is one of the
largest ever produced in that dis
trict. So heavily laden is the plant
that heavy rain would cause great
loss.
HoN. A. S. Cleghorn has explained
the recent firing of shots at Thomas
Square. The Chinese caretaker was
authorized to fire off blank cartridges
from a shotgun, at intervals through
the night, to brighten away marau-
ders who had been depredating on
the grounds for some time past.
Mr.. McStocker, warehouse keeper
for the o. S. S. Company, has lost
his position. His successor will not
be known until Mr.. w. G. Irwin re-
turns from Kahului on Saturday
next. 1t is further CLEANED that all
sugars from Kahului, instead of
being shipped on foreign traders at
that port, as heretofore done, will
be brought to Honolulu for the o.
S. S. Co.'s steamers.
FRIDAY, Oct. 9th.
MEssns. Bishop & Co. yesterday
laid in $50, 900 in gold coin from
California.
THREE thoroughbred horses came
to Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co. from
the Coast yesterday.
The steamer w. G. Hall brings
news of fine weather on her route.
Saw no sign of the Kamoi.
Mr.. Brodie, V. S., and Capt. j.
III. Brown are on tour of inspec-
ton among the horses of this island.
The Yosemite was lively last night
with blue jackets, The jolly Brit
ish tars rolled on the. rollers as
only men rolled on the rolling main
know how to roll.
AGAIN a Chinese cook has COM
planned of being waylaid at Thomas
Square, this time by Portuguese,
who went through his pockets but
found nothing in them.
AUCTION sales were booming this
morning. Merchandise was sold at
good prices. A phaeton was sold
by Lewis j. Levey to Mr.. Lesser
for sixty-five dollars.
HIS Majesty has received an auto
graph letter from the Prince In
perial of Germany, in acknowledge
ment of letter of coincidence upon
the death of the latter's cousin,
Prince Frederick Charles.
The purser of the steamer James
Malee reports things very quiet
along her route; also, the sea being
pretty rough at Hanalei. They
caught a ulua fish, weighing 80
pounds, off Pearl river last night
with trolling line.
QUEEN Emma's will was sustained
by an English-Hawaiian jury in the
Supreme Court yesterday. Contes-
tant's counsel entered exceptions
because the foreman called the exc
cutor, Mr.. A. j. Cartwright, the
defendant" instead of the "pro-
ponent."
II. B. M. S. Constance has sailed
from San Francisco for Panama,
and may be expected to call at
Honolulu in November on her way
to Hongkong. There is no accept
able confirmation of the report that
an attempt was made to blow the
vessel up in San Francisco bay.
LAST nights complimentary con-
cert and dance, given at the Hotel
as farewell to Captain Abingdon
and officers of ii. b. M. S. Satellite,
was very pleasant affair. Mr..
Graham, manager of the Hotel,
distinguished himself with an arts
tic illumination of the building and
grounds. The dance in the parlor
was a gay scene of bright uniforms
and handsome toilets.