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

YESTERDAY 81 men, three women
and three children, of the Japanese
taken from the Paia plantation, Maui,
were sent from the Honolulu 1mmi-
grafton Depot to Paauhau planta-
ton, Hawaii.
A COPPER roof will shortly afford
shelter to persons attempting to put
"tin roofs on other people, the
work of putting the former kind of
q roof on the new Police Station
having begun.
A FAVORABLE impression has been
created in Washington by the re-
ports of the Grant memorial service
held in Honolulu, which was for
warded by His Excellency G.. w.
Merrill, United States Minister Resi-
dent.
VERY favorable reports for the
month ending August 10th, come
from St. Mathews Hall, San Mateo,
Cal respecting the progress and
standing of Prince David Kawa-
nanakoa, Cummins, Dowsett and
Turton, Island boys.
AN amicable adjustment of the
difficulties between Messrs. III. Hack
field & Co. and Mr.. Henry Turton
was effected to-day, in consequence
of which the proceedings in bank
ruptcy taken by the former against
the latter are dropped.
CAPT. Sanford, master of the
schooner Liholiho, has resigned his
position. He will be succeeded by
Mr.. Campbell, second officer of the
steamer Iwalani. Capt. Godfrey of
the l. l. S. N. Co., intimated his
regrets in losing so good man as
Capt. Sanford.
SOME gentlemen, in speaking of
the awful condition of Beretania
street near the railroad track, this
morning, said it was bad for a man
to cross in buggy, but lady
driving there is likely to meet with
an accident. Another gentleman
spoke up and said that women driv-
lug on the roads were a great nui-
sance. They did not know the rules
Of the road, and they ought to be at
home, where they belong, or else
have man to drive for them. The
gentleman last mentioned is mar
ried, and knows all the ropes and
rcins. His wife will have to put
rein on his tongue.
To- MORROW is triple anniversary
in the royal families of Hawaii--two
of the events marked by the day
being sad and one an occasion of
rejoicing. Two years ago tomorrow
the first stroke of paralysis fell upon
the late Queen Emma at her Waikiki
residence. One year later Princess
Bernice Pauahi Bishop died. On
the 10th of October, 1875, Princess
Kaiulani, daughter of Princess Like
like and Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, was
born. The celebration of the tenth
birthday of the little princess will
take place at Kaawaloa, Hawaii,
where she has been taken by her
mother for the benefit of her health.
Hon. c. II. Judd, II. M. Chamber
lain, has gone there with a flag as a
birthday gift from the King. Mrs.
Beckley, curator of the Museum,
has also gone to take part in the
festivities of the occasion.
FRIDAY, Oct. 10th.
QULLNEss broods over the city.
j. p. SILVA, of Kipahula and Ka-
upo, Maui, has failed.
EXPREssMAN No. 147, U. G. Co.,
yesterday drove half a mile to restore
a parasol left in his carriage to its
owner.
The steamer Jas. Makee could
not enter at Kappa for two days on
her last trip on account of the
roughness of the sea.
GEO. b. KALAAUKANE died yester-
day at the age of 63. He was the
oldest native lawyer on the islands,
and somewhat eccentric even for q
lawyer.
AUCTIoNEERs would make good
street preachers. They are the
only ones that people of divers
tongues can understand without in.
depreciation.
TWENTY-FIVE members of the
Queens Own paraded on the street
under Captain O'Connor last evening,
joining in battalion drill with the
Kings Own.
SATURDAY, Oct. 18th.
Mr.. LEvEY's cash sale continued
into this afternoon, was attended by
a large crowd and the bidding was
active.
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