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

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favorite chair at Nolto's.
POLICEMAN No. 9 reports little
native girl about three and hall
years of age, Kapuu by name, fall
ing into the bay near the fish market
this morning. The child had sunk
to the bottom for the last time, when
several native men dived and re-
| covered the body. Life was appa-
| rcntly extinct, but after judicious
| and patient treatment the child was
resuscitated and is now doing well.
THE schooner Jennie Walker, that
arrived this morning from Tanning
Island, will sail again next Thursday
for Gilbert Islands, calling at Greig's
| place on the way to get his return
Gilbert Island laborers. The schooner
will also visit Jaluit for South Sea
Island produce, and will return to
Honolulu about June 1st Captain
Lowell leaves by the Jennie Walker
for the Pacific Navigation Co.'s trad
| ing station at Jaluit.
Mr.. A. j. Cartwright received
letter from friend of his by last
steamer wherein it is announced
that the world-renowned Signor Cam
pobello would be delighted to make II
trip to this country, bringing n SUI
perb opera company for a short sea-
son, if our music-loving people would
extend the invitation and raise II
suitable subscription to warrant him
coming. Sig. Campobello's voice is
II baritone, and he stands eminent in
respect both of talent and gentle
manly bearing.
THE bath-house now building near
the Marine Railway promises to be n
great boon to lovers of natatorial exer-
else in salt water. The building
will be 24x40 feet with two stories.
The upper floor will be similar
to that OF the Myrtle's boat house,
the center room being used for tenn
perance refreshments. On the bal
cony around the refreshment room
will be chairs and sofas for those who
choose to look on. The lower floor
will contain dressing rooms and fresh
water showers. The swimming place,
60xl0 feet, will be enclosed by wire
netting to prevent the entrance of
large fishes. A fee of % cents will
be charged for single bath, and
monthly tickets will be sold at II re-
duced rate. There will be spring
boards and all such conveniences for
swimmers. The place will be con-
Quoted in strictly respectable way, as
the proprietors intend to make it a
resort for ladies and children as well
as gentlemen.
FRIDAY, Feb. Goth.
HUsTAcE & ROBERTSON moved into
their new Office this afternoon.
The dredge has been at work deep
ening the bay for about three years.
THERE is talk of forming swim
ming club when the bath-house is
finished.
SOMEBODY with large head thinks
a bicycle club would pay well in
Honolulu.
Mr.. f. Harrison began work on the
new Police Station additions this
afternoon.
HAWAII baseball clubsappears to be
the only one practising for the ensu-
ing season.
Mr.. w. w. Warner has joined the
Volcano party by the steamer Hall
this afternoon.
A CHALLENGE game of chess will
probably be played in this city at an
early date by two proficients.
A TELEPHONE dispatch this after
noon says the rain is coming down in
torrents at Kaalaea, Koolau, and the
place is flooded.
JUDGING by the number of dray
teams ranged along Queen street this
afternoon, II vast volume of business
is about to be set in motion.
Mrs. Dudoit, now residing on Ala,
kea near Hotel street, will shortly
occupy Hon. G. r. Bishops mansion
on King street near Fort, where she
will continue to keep private
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than in her present location.
Mr.. David Center was given a
complimentary supper by the Wal
luku Social Club, Feb. 10, on the
occasion of his departure from
Spreckelsville plantation, where ht
has been head luna for the past sever
years. Among large company pre-
sent were several Honolulu people.
, OWING to GOODNESS in the water
the Swimming Club has adjourned
, over this week. Next week the sea
son will reopen with grand per
Torrance. Mr.. Mahoney will tr.
extra-double somersaults, Mr.. Cath
cart still wilder feats Mr. Craft will
do the handspring trick; Mr.. Wing
, ham dive after feather broadside
| Mr.. Steiner will hunt for curios tel
4 fathoms low, and Mr.. Pfeifier 70
; pearl oysters. Mr.. Cathcart is to b.
orator Of the occasion, provided h
| can open his mouth under water.
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