The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
LOCAL DIARY.
SATURDAY, Jan. 23rd.
BEE-you-tea-full weather.

L. b. WALKER, charged with rob-
bling the Post Office, was again re-
manded, in the Police Court this
morning, till the 9th.
Gro. A. FELLOWS, who has been
about the city in the capacity of
book agent, was yesterday committed
to the Insane Asylum, on the evil
dence of DIR. Webb.
A PORTUGUESE was Frustrated
with the ID. It's at the corner of
Merchant and Kaahumanu streets
about nine O'Clock this morning,
and was carried off bodily by a
fellow-countryman.
A WATER cask painted white with
black hoops was seen from the
steamer w. G.. Hall on her last trip
off South Point, Hawaii. 1t was
covered with barnacles and is sup
posed to be from one of the lost
schooners.
l.. j. NAHoRA HIpA has been APP
pointed Adjutant; j. M. Kaneakua,
First Lieutenant, A Company; j. M.
Bright, Second Lieutenant, A Com
pany; James N. X. Keola, Quarter
master, in the Queens Own, under
Captain w. +. O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hustacc's
silver wedding at Mr.. Paty's last
night was brilliant event, the
illuminations being gorgeous and
the Band music enhancing. The
Bands presence was due to the
kindness of Princess Liliuokalani.
A BREAKFAST was given by His
Majesty the King, yesterday morn
ing, at lolani Palace, in honor of
Mr.. R S. Peddie, M. p, Mr.. Fox,
Mrs. and Miss Fox, of Philadelphia,
Mr.. w. n. Talbot, Mr.. p. Pike and
Mr. f. c. Macfarlane. Her Majesty
the Queen, with Colonel Purvis and
Colonel G. w. Macfarlane, were also
present. A choice selection of
music was played by the Royal
Hawaiian Band.
THE Hawaiian brig Allie Rowe,
in charge of Capt. Phillips, formerly
chief officer, arrived yesterday even
ing, 80 days from Hongkong. She
had 73 Chinese passengers on board,
and, having come in the harbor be-
fore the port physician had boarded
her, she hoisted the yellow flag.
She was boarded this morning by
DIR. Brodie, who pronounced every
thing o. X. The Allie Rowe, here
tofore regarded as a slow vessel,
has, it is said, made the fastest
voyage on record from Hongkong to
this port. She is locked at Brewers
wharf.
MONDAY, Jan. 25th.
A JAPANESE bank contemplates
starting branch in Honolulu.
MIR. HUMPHREYS, purser of the
Mararoa, has our thanks for San
rlahclsco iiles.
Mr.. G. Strehz, of Koloa, has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks,
and is yet on the sick list.
The steamer Planter brings news
of rough weather about Kauai and
plenty of election flowing on shore.
The two mile challenge race at
the Yosemite Rink Saturday evening
between FIJI and Napoleon was won
by the latter.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Mr..
Arthur tombstone, of the Duly
Press, pleaded not guilty to the
charge of libel. The matter may
come up for trial on Wednesday.
AMONG the passengers by the S. S.
Mararoa is an English gentleman,
Mr.. Gilbert, who has spent some
months lately shooting in British
Columbia and is now on his way to
the Australian Colonies. This gen.
tleman met King Kalakaua when the
latter visited the Masonic Lodge at
Hongkong on the occasion of Col.
Judd's initiation to the mysteries of
the "free and accepted"
The house of Mr.. l.. l.. Lapierre,
corner of Kinau and Alapai streets,
was entered last evening while Mr..
and Mrs. Lapierre were absent at
church. There was general ran
sacking of the place, but nothing
was taken away, as the parties seem
to have been looking for money. A
partly open window in the bathroom
was utilized to gain entrance. Mr..
Lapierre says they struck the wrong
house for cash.
TUESDAY, Jan. 26th.
Sailing small white fish and pack
ing them in barrels is becoming an
industry among the Portuguese at
the fish market.