The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08

regulation permitting 20 to land
without one of those documents being
rescinded.
THE Consuelo, which arrived yes
terday from San Francisco, brought
thirteen-ton boiler and a smoke
stack from Risdon Iron Works, San
Francisco, for the steamer Lehua.
She also brought 100 hogs for Win
ston & Burke. The boiler will be
landed this afternoon.
ONE of the carriages belonging to
the Fashion Stables was wrecked on
Beretania street this afternoon, by
the horse running off and bringing
the cab against telephone post The
driver, who is partially helpless from
having two artificial legs, was thrown
out and his head badly cut.
The Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.
have established, for the public con-
venience, telephone stations at Eva,
Waianae, and Waialua. Messages
can be- sent from these stations to
Honolulu and from Honolulu to the
stations, by nonsubscribers, for the
moderate charge of 10 cents to or
from the first and % cents to or from
either of the others.
THE address last evening, by Mr..
VIM. Noble, to large audience, for
the most part purely Hawaiian, was,
to all appearance, II grand success.
Rev. III. ii. Parker interpreted. The
address was replete with incident
and anecdote, and was received with
rapt attention and many expressions
of applause. A more appreciative
and enthusiastic audience could not
be desired. 1t was intimated that
Mr.. Noble will speak in the Kawaia-
hao church, on Sunday evening.
CAPTAIN McGregor, of the schooner
Manuokawai, which arrived here
this morning from Koolau, reports
rough weather and heavy rain-squalls
in that district. Last Saturday the
captain saw u large log to windward
of this Island. 1t was almost twice
as long as the schooner, and about
five feet in thickness. 1t was taken
for the Domitila at first, on account
| of the reflection of the sun on the
white surface. 1t had every appear
ance of having been in the water for
a short time only. The captain
could not take it on board, and he
did not think it would pay to tow
it to port. The Mormons ut Laie
have leased 100 acres of land to a
company of eight Cinnamon, who
are about to bore two wells there and
plant rice. The extent of damages
done to Hanalei plantation during
the heavy rain, week or so ago, is
estimated at $4,000. Hanalei wharf
was entirely washed away, and the
river widened some sixty feet. The
natives lost many pigs and chickens
by the flood.
FRIDAY, April End.
CAPTAIN Chas. Dudoit has again
taken command of the steamer
Dowsett.
Mr.. Hingley has a huge brier.
wood pipe which was made in the
year 1885.
THE "Friend" says the missionary
vessel Morning Star may be expected
here any day.
DR.. GRAY has changed his place Of
residence to the house lately occupi
ed by Mrs. Dudoit, Alakea street.
Mr.. Harry Webb, Assistant-Jailol
of Oahu Prison, has resigned hi
position, and it is said that Mr.
Marcus Colburn will succeed him.
The American brig North Star
enormously published as being unde
the British flag, has been chartered
by Hackfeld & Co., to load sugar TO
San Francisco.
The trustees of the Library an,
Reading Room Association decided
at their meeting last night, TO pre-
pare and print a catalogue OF tn
books in the library, numbering il
all over five thousand volumes.
A SHORT time ago, while herd wa
being driven from one point to AZ
other at McKee's Landing, Makens
Maui, the cattle took to the waite
/, Several were drowned in the surf, an
} ID out of 80 were seized and dragge
out of sight by sharks, almost a
) quick as n flash.
The Right Reverend Bishop (
Olba has issued to the clergy an
, laity of the Roman Catholic Churc
|, in the Hawaiian Islands a pastors
letter for the jubilee year of 1888
This letter, which contains matter
. special interest to every catholic, wi
be read in all the churches and cha
u els connected with the mission.
YESTERDAY evening, while Il
!, schooner Ke Au Hou was passing Il
u light house, on her way to sea, one
q the sailors, Kauhane by name, jump'
overheard. He was intoxicated, Al
T. says he jumped overheard with
n bundle of clothing because the Ca
A tain kicked him. The Captain CALI
l. to Mr.. Williams, lighthouse keeps
IN nick IN the sailOr which he an