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

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only be too glad of availing them
selves of decent purifying institu-
ton.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10th.
THE Royal Band serenaded Miss
White this morning at the residence
of Governor Dominis.
IT is rumored that Capt. Morse of
the Alameda will take Govern
ment position on his arrival here.
The Honolulu Yacht and Boat
Club has over 80 members, and yet
they cannot or have not picked out a
senior crew.
Mr.. VIM. Sheldon is proving as
good a catcher of opium on Maui as
of the festive sphere on the Makiki
diamond field. Two Chinese passen-
gers by the Likelke-one for Kahu-
lui, and the other for Huelo, East
Maui-have been caught by him with
opium in their possession. They had
lines followed out and filled with the
drug. The one caught at Kahului
was sentenced to one years impris-
onment, and to pay fine of fifty
dollars. The other had not been tried
when the steamer left.
One of the blue jackets of II. B.
NJ. S. Satellite was sauntering along
the city front last evening in quest
of amusement. When he came to
where the Mariposa boys were swim
ming, back of the steamer, he began
fooling with the quartermaster. He
made motion as though to
push the officer into the bay,
when by a sudden turn the
quartermaster threw the jolly Jack
tar overheard. He had all his clothes
on and could not swim stroke. AS
the situation became serious, all the
Mariposa boys squared their yards
and sailed to the rescue, and the
man-ofwar's man was eventually
hauled on shore with his spirits some
what dampened.
The Likelike-Dowsett race last
Monday evening was won by the
former vessel by few minutes.
The Likelike arrived at Kaunakakai
at 1915 O'Clock and the Dowsett at
l0:45 O'Clock, making a difference
of 80 minutes. The Likelike left
here at five O'Clock Monday even
ing, and at that time the Dowsett
was taking in freight and did not
get under way until $500 o'clock.
The captain of the Likelike says
they waited outside for the Dowsett
to catch up, but the statement is
cOntradicted by the captain of the
last-named vessel. However, SUBJ
tracing the 20 minutes for the
Dowsett's delay in port, the Like
like beat her by only ten minutes.
MONDAY, Oct. 18th.
The Kekaha mill is still grinding.
Mr.. THOMAS has completed the
brickwork of the new Police Station.
WAMEA mill has finished grinding
for the season. 1t will resume OPP
perations in November next.
The Royal School boys beat those
of the Fort Street School, at base
ball on Saturday, by 10 to Is.
STEAMER Planter brings news of
very fine weather about Kauai. The
maceration mill was landed at Hama
maulu without mishap.
ABOUT 1000 letters and prpers
were received at the Post Office on
Saturday morning, by the five
steamers which arrive from Hawaii,
Maui and Molokai.
OFFICER Marcos caught three
Chinese smoking opium in one of
the wash houses on King street,
Saturday afternoon, and took them
and their implements to the station
house.
SOME machinery that came by the
Mariposa for Koloa plantation will
be shipped tomorrow by the steamer
Planter. Some heavy rollers and
other machinery for the same plan
tation will come by the barkentine
w. HI. Dimond.
CAPT. Albums residence, Kauai,
has been christened CANCELS Rest
and adjoining it is Sheriff. Everett's
mansion. When Mr.. Townsend saw
the sign "Angels' Rest" he said it
was "next to profanity" No re-
Election on Mr.. Everett.
JUDGE A. G. Thurman, President
of the Ohio State Museum Associa-
ton, has applied to the American
Consul-General for Island curios.
Mr.. Putnam will forward all contri-
buttons sent to the Consulate labelled
with the names of the donors.
In response to the request of
several young men who desire to
study geometry, the Y. M. G. A.
have decided to add such a class to
the privileges of the association,
and have secured competent
teacher.