The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-27

Police Court, was wanting.
Mr.. j. II. Barnfeld, young Eng
lish artist, being in delicate health,
has come to this country to get the
benefit Of the climate. He has pro-
duced several good pictures of the
residence of Mr.. Theo. II. Davies,
which may be seen in Oats window.
Mr.. Barnheld is engaged on sketches
of the premises of Col. c. III. Judd,
His Majcsty's Chamberlain. The
sketches Of Mr.. Davics's place are in
water colors, and are very truthfully
and beautifully executed.
THE schooner Canute had pretty
rough time on her maiden trip to
Hawaii. While at Papaikou she lost
an anchor and thirty fathoms of
chain, during a squall. 1t was about
8 o'clock at night when the cable
broke, and the schooner would have
gone onto the reef but for the
promptness of Captain Underwood
in discovering the accident and let
ting go another anchor. The schooner
had 2,lOO bags of sugar on board,
and being unable to land Papaikou
freight, she set sail for Honolulu,
arriving here yesterday, after an alb
sence of 1S days. She sails tomorrow
to get some 1000 bags sugar, ready
for shipment at Papaikou. The cap
tain says she is a fine vessel, promptly
answers the helm, and will carry be-
tween four and five thousand bags of
sugar in one load.
FRIDAY, Mar. 10Th.
Mr.. ]. Williams sends Mr.. SEVERN
by the steamer w. &. Hall, this after
noon, to photograph the Volcano in
its dead state.
Mr.. Turnbull, mate of the steamer
Likelike, is taking II vacation, to rid
himself, he says, of some of the super
fluous coin he has.
Mr.. Fred Wilhelm, lately purser of
the steamer Iwalani, has gone to
Hilo, to take the freight clerkship of
the steamer Ivy Holmes.
Mr.. Daniel Logan, of the BULLETIN,
went this afternoon, by the w. &.
Hall, on trip to Hawaii, and will
interview Pele at the Volcano.
VIM. Grey, lately hack driver for
Mr.. James Dodd, tried to get away
on the Courtney Ford this morning,
but Capt. Miller refused to take him.
PHOTOGRAPHS of the scholars of st.
Andrews and st. Louis schools, on
view at J. Williams's, attract many
natives, who delight in pointing out
their acquaintance.
SATURDAY, Mar. Goth.
The steamer Likelike brought n
roller from Spreckelsville, this morn
ing, for repairs.
A ROLLER from Kohala mill, is on
the way to Honolulu, on board OF II
schooner, for repairs at the foundry.
The japanese sailors Of the Kinau,
about ten in number, refused duty
this morning, and were taken to the
Station House.
THE foundry people blasting iron
at Kakaako, this morning, enlivened
the atmosphere with succession OF
sharp reports at short intervals.
Mr.. j. L. Wiscman had the mis-
fortune to get the little finger of his
right hand dislocated, while playing
at baseball, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. Beckley, purser of the
Kinau, reports splendid weather to
windward, and deluge OF rain at
Hamakua last Wednesday evening.
AT Koloa plantation, Kauai, a
japanese got one OF his hands so
badly smashed in the machinery
last Monday, that the hand had to be
amputated.
The Princes Own, Queens Own
and the Kings Own joined in bat
talon drill last night. The Rifles,
Mamalahoa and Royal Guards did
not turn out.
TUESDAYS and Fridays have been
fixed for practice days by the Homo
lulu Baseball Club; Mondays and
Thursdays for the Hawaii, and We'd
nesdays and Saturdays for the Bene
diets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash. Norton, Mr.
Norton, Mr.. Bridge, w. Monsarrat
w. McBryde, L. Wodehouse and q
German family, leave by the barken
tine Klikitat tomorrow morning, fol-
Port Townsend.
QUITE large crowd of Chinamer
blocked the sidewalks at the corner
of King and Maunakea streets las
night. A Monaghan vocal and in
strumental concert in the upper stor,
of a Chinese store in that localit,
was the attraction.
Four young men in small row
boat, yesterday evening, were drift
ing seward, having lost an oar ant
being unable to scull. A line wa
thrown from the schooner Hawai-
lani, then coming in, and the boy
were taken in tow
Two Cinnamon, one drawing
| hanQcart and the other "A wheel