The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-13

place of residence to 1876 Fort
Street, formerly occupied by Capt.
Haley.
WE regret TO learn that Mr.. Peter
Dalton, harness maker, on King
street, had a stroke of paralysis this
morning.
IT is said that the artesian well on
Kahuku Ranch, this island, has
been abandoned after q depth of
400 feet had been reached.
Ducks and chickens, to the num-
of two dozen, were stolen, few
evenings ago, from the premises of
Mr.. G.. j. Fishel ut Makiki.
THERE is a clean sheet on the
Police record book to-day. The
city, therefore, owes his honor, JUS
tice Bickerton, one pair of white
gloves.
The sloop Sarah was sold at auc-
ton this noon on Brewers wharf by
f. p. Adams Il Co. to Mr.. Charles
Phillips for SIP. His Majesty was
there and the attendance was good,
but the bidding was slow.
MONDAY, Nov. 9th.
SUGAR quotations remain I'M
changed.
THE Waimea Mill begins grinding
in few weeks and the Lihue Mill
in December next.
The Queens Own turned out
well to-day. The company num-
bered officers and GO men.
HIGH wind and rain last night
made Il pleasing lullaby to people
who like that kind of music.
Mr.. Tavernier promises an exhi-
bition of his paintings at King
Bros. art store about New Years.
The Circus band played send
off to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. White,
who left this afternoon by the w.
II. Dimond.
CAPT. Hayley has been sick, is
better, and is going to Waikapu,
Maui, to-day, to see his friend, Mr..
w. H. Cornwell.
STEAMER Jas. Makee took several
tons of granite this afternoon for
the foundation of a maceration mill
at Waianae.
OUTSIDE of the Mongolians them
selves, the lawyers are the most
numerous class of advertisers in the
Chinese newspaper.
CANE is being planted extensively
in new places on Kauai, particularly
at Makaweli, where a new well will
be bored in January next.
A NEW and handsome six-oared
boat arrived from the Coast to-day
for the Kaiulani Club, and a four
cared one for the Myrtle Club.
The Anglicam Church Chronicle
for November contains some notes
of travel by the Rev. Alex. Mackin-
tosh, besides full departments OF
editorial, selections and church news.
FROM the S. +. Chronicle it is
learned that the new English-Ha-
waiian dictionary will be taken in
hand, at the advertiser office here,
whenever the supply of accent type
is received.
A PLovER hunting expedition tc
Pearl River was organized Sunday
morning and was about to start,
when one of the boys broke up the
expedition by demurring to such
pastime on Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Sala, Government
school teacher at Napoopoo, Hawaii
brother of George Augustus Sala,
was married, October 18th, by the
Rev. S. III. Davis, rector of South
KoDa, to Miss Kaneahakini.
The proposal to have an "Authors
Carnival has been abandoned as
impracticable by the entertainment
committee of the Honolulu Library
and Reading Room Association
Something else will he devised tt
"raise the wind"
The steamer Planter received :
large number of sleepcrs from thu
Discovery this afternoon for a rail
road from Kekaha to Mana. There
will be new locomotive on thi
railroad and about 5000 tons o
sugar is expected from that distric
this season.
A RAID on the illicit liquor seller
of Lihue, Kauai, last week resulted
in the conviction of five. Thei
fines were 500, $50, 5000, 5000
and $500 respectively. Three wer
Portuguese, and two were Germans
All paid their fines except one. III
remains in prison.