The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-08-31

AT Messrs. Oats store can be
seen two oil paintings. One repre-
sentsa sea-coast and the other a night
scene of ice and snow. They were
painted by Mr.. Notes nephew in
Germany, and reflect great credit on
the artist.
LAST night the Queens Own were
given Il street drill by Capt. O'Con-
nor. There was a pretty fair at
tendance, and the exercises were
very satisfactory. The boys charged
bayonets by companies in line, the
movements were well executed and
the spirit was enthusiastic. The re-
cruits did very we'll.
GRAHAM & Co. are about to blast
$50 tons of stone for the bark Fresno
with giant powder. They were
reading the directions for the use of
the combustiblo this morning. If a
laundering report is heard this even
ing, and the Portuguese village on
Punchbowl is seen sailing into space,
there will be sufficient evidence to
prove the operation was successful
The successor to Mr.. Windgate,
as chief freight clerk for the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co., has
not yet been appointed. 1t is sim
cerely hoped by Mr.. Windgate's
many friends that he will return to
the position. He had been with the
Intcr-lsland Steam Navigation Com
pany for years. and had gained the
good will of all who knew him. He
is model of good-nature, preserv-
ing his temper in the most trying
moments. However, Mr.. Windgate
will join his family, at the Coast, to
enjoy q vacation before he again
enters the business arena.
THREE Chinese opium handlers
were sentenced in the Police Court
to-day. All You was caught smok-
ing the drug, and got a fine of SIS
and 10 days at hard labor. A horn
of opium was found in Fook Sings
room, and he was fined $50 and
| given 90 days at hard labor. Set
Shee, q woman, had the misfortune
to have l3 tins of opium in her room,
in the same house as Fook Sings,
and the officers found it. She said
her husband, who is a fireman on
one of Wilder's inter-island steamers,
brought two packages home and she
did not know what was in them.
Her husband had not been seen by
her since the seizure. She was fined
500 and sentenced to three months
at hard labor.
SATURDAY, Aug. goth.
IT is reported that the Olympic
House on Nuuanu Avenue will be
fitted up for a temperance hotel.
Mr.. +. A. Smith has been appoint
ed successor to Mr.. Wingatc as chief
freight clerk of the L. l. S. n. Co.
IT is pleasing to report that Mr..
II. Cornwell, of Waikapu, was some
what better when the Lehua left
Kahului.
Mr.. Robbins, formerly with G.
, w. Macfarlane & Co., is reported as
being ill at Mr.. Cornwell's residence
Waikapu, Maui.
KAwAIAHAO Church clock, which
} stopped when Queen Emma died
has been repaired and again tells til,
hours on the solemn bell
A LETTER from Pastor Cruzar
, says that he and family are a
Olinda. He also speaks of gloriou,
time they had at Makawao.
, MIR. Arthur Brown, of Newcastle
!, on-Tyne, England, whose excellcn
lecture in the Y. M. G. A. hall wa
q noticed in the BULLETIN of the 22nd
n has been presented to His Majesty
King Kalakaua, by IL. B. Ms Com
n missioner, Major Wodehouse.
The steamer Lehua brings new.
S of an accident that happened to Mr.
g Walbridge, of Wailuku, Maui, las
r Saturday. He was taking his hors,
a across ditch when he fell AM
e broke both bones OF one leg. Ill
G received proper medical assistance
e as soon as possible and was doin!
:. well when the steamer left.
u The small red fish Alalauwa hay
y again appeared in the harbor. Swarm
were seen around the lighthouse fo
the last few evenings, and the ma
= tives are preparing to catch them i
c quantities. The appearance of tn
c Alalauwa, according to Hawaiia
e tradition, signifies that some chic
II or great person will soon die.
q The Saturday Press ceases pull
6 LEGATION with to-day's issue. 1t ha
d been published five years. A dali
morning paper will succeed il
# beginning on Tuesday next. MI
20 l.. L. Valentine and Mr.. Arthu