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


the Board of Education. Mr.. A.
Smith, of Iolani College, has been
sent to take temporary charge of the
school.
A LARGE force was out last night
fishing for opium in the bay. The
boat commanded by Deputy Mar
shall Dayton hooked up package
containing one hundred tins of
the prohibited drug. 1t was got
near the lighthouse.
The hogs that came by the w. H.
Dimond the other day and were
quarantined with hog-cholera, have
been taken charge of by the Board
of Health. No deaths among them
have occurred to-day, and the dis
ease is disappearing.
YESTERDAY the guns were moved
to the now completed new shore
battery between the Immigration
Depot and the Branch Hospital, Ka-
kaako. The battery wall extends a
hundred and fifty feet into the sea,
has frontage of hundred feet,
and is four feet two inches deep. In
the center of the battery there stands
q tall flagstaff.
A LuAU was given last evening by
Mr.. David Manaku, at his residence,
King Street, in honor of the third
anniversary of his son. There were
about twenty invited, among whom
were His Majesty and Colonel Iau-
kea. The dining room was beauti-
fully and tastefully decorated with
ferns, flowers, etc., while the table
was supplied with every delicacy
and luxury-both foreign and native
imaginable, to which all did JUS
tice. The evening was pleasantly
passed by songs and social chat.
The party broke up about l O'Clock,
wishing many happy returns of the
day.
MONDAY, Oct. 26th.
On Saturday the Punahou College
nine defeated the Royal School nine
at baseball by 20 to IL.
MEssRs. Henry Davis & Co. have
removed their business to the store
lately occupied by S. j. Levey & Co.
SOME efforts were made several
days ago to form Printers Union,
but the scheme fell through at the
first meeting.
THERE was a good attendance at
the sale of Mrs. ELEPHANTS furni.
ture this morning. Everything was
disposed of, and good prices OBJ.
tanned.
Mr.. f. w. TUCKER has resigned
his position as chief engineer Of
Wilder S. S. Co. to act as assistant
foreman of the Honolulu Iror
Works.
A MAI. of 2,042 letters, weighing
81 pounds, and GA packages news
papers, weighing III pounds, wa:
despatched by the Post Office pei
Zealandia.
Mr.. G. B. PATTERSON has obtained
the contract for painting the new
Kaumakapili Church spire. The
friends of the church may be as
sured of q well-painted steeple.
MEssRs. e. p. Adams & Co. were
going to sell 6,94S shares of Pauka'
stock at public auction to-day a
noon, but were stopped by an in
junction issued out Of the Supreme
Court, at the instance of the plain
tiffs in S. l.. Austin and others uS
G. Brewer & Co. and others.
AT the last meeting of the Homo
lulu Rowing and Yachting Associa
ton the following officers wer
elected: Permanent President, Hi
Majesty the King; Vice-Presidents
Fred Wundenberg and Charles B
Wilson; Secretary, Walter M. Git
fard; Treasurer, James G.. Spencer
The Association meets again Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. S. DAMON is about to start
cattle ranch near Coco Head. O
Friday he received p head of cattl
from Kaalualu, Kau, by the schoone
Waioli, and Saturday morning tn
vessel sailed again for another load
The live stock was to be landed nea
Coco Head, but the sea being to
rough Friday afternoon they wer
landed here and taken overland
Mr.. Damon expects to have abor
400 head of cattle on the ranch b
December next.
Mr.. BERGER, bandmaster, he
presented us with copy of Hawa
Ponoi arranged for the pianofor,
by the eminent composer, Ferd
nand Boyer. 1t is No. 65 of seri'