The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-11

at the immigrants depot, prepara-
tory to being shipped to the olanta-
tons. Seventeen Portuguese passen-
gers whose fares were paid 10y rela-
tives here, have also come ny the
Stirlingshire to join their families.
Eight Scotch croiters with three
dogs have come by the ship for Mr..
Gibson's sheep ranch at Lana Five
deaths and seven births occu red on
board since leaving Madeira The
Strlingshire il about 1,2CO tons
burden, and having consideral e beam
drnws but ID feet water. She will be
towed into port this evening. She
has clean bill of health. T 20 Por-
tuguose on board are said to about
the best lot OF laborers ever landed
here.
THURSDAY, Mar 4th.
THE schooner Iiholiho arrived this
morning from Nihau with all of the
Planters machinery except the
boiler.
YESTERDAY afternoon the inmates
OF the Leper Hospital, kakaako,
were treated to concert by the
Royal Band.
The Library chess club party was
disturbed the other evening by the
appearance OF huge centipede,
causing the whole company to mount
chairs like so many women.
HUGO Kawelo, the Hawaiian youth
who has been learning the teamwork
ing business with Mirrlees, Watson
& Co., Glasgow, has returned home
by the ship Stirlingshire, much bene-
fitted by the voyage.
LOUIS GAMBIA, an Italian, formerly
chief cook at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel, died in one of the hotel cot
tages yesterday. Funeral services
were held at the Roman Catholic
Cathedral. The body has been en-
balmed and will be sent to the Coast
for interment.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are being made by
| members OF the Hawaiian Jockey
Club to fund for having board
fence erected all round the race
course at Kapiolani Park before the
great meeting of June IL and r. II
is estimated that this improvement
will cost 50, 600.
A WHOLE orchestra OF musical in
struments, of divers patterns, is being
| put on board the schooner Jennie
Walker to-day. Capt. Lowell, the
shpercargo, when he grasps the ac-
cordeon will make the wild waves
take seats in the gallery and the
stormy petrels shrek with envy be-
hind the scenes.
A DIVIDEND OF one dollar per share
has been declared by the Peoples
Ice and Refrigerator Co. The new
officers of the company are a. follow:
J. M. Sass, President and Manager;
=. NJ. Sass, Vice-President w. f.
Foster, Secretary and Treasurer; J.
II. Patty, Auditor; J. NJ. Soss, J. X.
Wilder and w. L. Foster, Directors.
AN attempt was made some time
last night to enter Chinaman's
shop on the corner of Beret MIA and
Maunakea streets. A board in the
rear was perforated with an auger
across its whole breadth, 50 that it
could easily be removed. S, nething
must have caused the hous breaker
to retreat before eilecting h. object,
as the board was left in its = zee.
Ar the meeting OF the Married
Mems Baseball Club yesterday, the
name was changed to Benedict, and
the following officers were elected !:
President, j. q. Spencer; Secretary
and Treasurer, j. NJ. Dowse,t; Cap
tain, j. b. Castle. Practice will begin
shortly, and the League matches in
April. The Makil.i recreation grounds
have been improved and furnished
with water at an expense of 5000.
The League VIII meet for election of
officers on Wednesday next.
| Mr.. John Markham's native boy
discovered that some fowls were miss
ing from the premises, Moanalua,
this morning. He came down town
to look for the birds among the marts
of Chinatown, and was rewarded by
finding five of them in the posses
| Sioli vi ~
named ALI Qui. The Chinaman was
given in charge of the police, and on
being taken to the Station House
said he bought the chickens from a
native boy. After being registered
the accused was permitted TO go out
to look for the lad in question.
Nix. Wiseman will tomorrow begin
a canvass of lea lhhg citizens, to raise
II fund of vi 800, the amount required
to bring Signor E. Campobello here
in April with the following opera
company, namely: Miss May Mitchell
Spring, the Joran sisters (3), and Mr..
Sebastine Hill. There is not much
apprehension felt that the required
sum will not be obtained. AIr. Cart.
wright has had private letter from
n friend abroad, testilying to the high
reputation the Signor has won in
Europe. Other prominent residents
know the members of the company
to he genuine oreratic artists. There
will be six concerts in the series, Ia