The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-04
Hcn6loiu:. Her pumpe wco 'knps in
constant motion She arrived here
early this morning, with considerable
water in her hold.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18th.

MAJOR Wodehouse, III. B. VI. Com
missioner, was a visitor at the Legis
aturc this morning, and His Ex g
W. Merrill, U. $. Minister Resident,
this afternoon.
The Re Au Hou went on the
Marine Railway yesterday, to have
her leak stopped. 1t was discovered
that the oakum had come out Of one
of the seams, and that was where the
water came in.
SINCE the fire, Cinnamon have
taken rooms or houses in every direc-
ton. In some places portions OF
dwellings have been vacated to make
room for the Chinese, while in other
parts of the town entire houses have
been given up to them.
The Nellie NJ. Slade has been char
tered by Messrs. Castle & Cooke, to
take sugar to San Francisco. She is
expected to return here with cargo
of general merchandise, and il not
then sold, will be sent to Hongkong.
Mr.. Geo. Lucas has been awarded
the contract to rebuild the demolished
store of Wing Wo Chan & Co. The
new house will be similar to the old
one, having too stories and being
composed of brick. Workmen are
digging out the celler, and the fumes
from the hot spirits and simmering
Chinese provisions is horrible.
HAMAKUAPoKo platation has about
800 tons of sugar ready for shipment,
and is increasing the amount. This
and the Paia plantation turn out
about 300 tons per week The schoo-
ners Ke Au Hou, Ehukai, and Waiehu
sail for there to-day. The Wailele
will follow tomorrow. These four
schooners and the steamer J. l. Dow
sett will soon catch up with the
daily grinding. After one trip, the
Ehukai resumes her Waialua rout.
THURSDAY, May 18th.
Two-HUNDRED and sixty tins of
opium were captured by the police ON
Beretania street this p. NJ.
GEO. w. belong Post, No. 45, GA.
r., has appointed committee to make
arrangements for Decoration Day, the
3lst instant.
EIGHT Of the cattle that came here
this morning on the Lehua from Ka-
hua Ranch, Kohala, Hawaii, aver
aged 1911 pounds each in weight.
His Exceiiepcy the Premier accom-
panied by Mr.. ]. S. Webb, paid an
official visit to II. B. NJ. S. Triumph
yesterday, and was received with a
salute OF 10 guns.
THE parlors OF Mr.. ]. Williams
photographer, have been made exqui
J sitely pretty with paper, paint, ant
varnish, artistically applied by w
Howe, and are worthy OF n visit.
THE schooner Ehukai, which lef
here yesterday for Paia was forced t.
put back. Several of her sails wer
split by the wind, and her jib wa
torn into shreads. After having he
sails mended, she sailed again thi
afternoon.
THE bath-house being built nea
the Marine Railway, will be ready fol
use about the end OF this month
His Majesty was there day before
yesterday, expressed himself please,
! with the venture, and wished the pro
;. jectors success.
FRIDAY, May l4th.
8 THE skating race at Yosemite Rim
: last night, between 7. ii. Lewis, G
the Triumph, and NJ. Hartman, c
Honolulu, was won by the former.
/. The schooner Malolo returne
. empty last evening, being unable t
4 reach Kaiwilahilahi on account {
, rough weather and her sails bein
f split.
The party on the British fiagshi
. Triumph, Rear Admiral Sir Michae
Q Culme Seymour, yesterday afternoon
, was largely attended by people iron
, the shore.
, PRINCESS Poomaikalani, Governes
of Hawaii, celebrated the birthday c
Prince Edward Keliiahonui, now a
b school in California, by grand luav
at the palace yesterday.
We are glad to welcome back b.
t the Mary Winkelman, which arrives
. yesterday, Mr.. John Magoon, who la
r been absent on the Coast for severa
a months. He is so much improved il
a health and has grown so stout tina
he looks almost another man. ii
says the short season of absolute res
has spoilt him, but we don't believ
it, and predict that ere long he wi
= be ut work again as hard as ever.
t THE prize mug for the six-oare
s senior race, won by the Poomaikelar
r crew, of the Iolani Club, in the II
gatta of Nov. is, 1885, and the priz
!, cup for the junior six-oared race
u won by the Kaiulani Club in tn
:, same regatta, were made in New Yoi
- ;. at the cost of 1926, and arrived heI
~ by the Zealandia few days ag'
!. These prizes have been engraved b
- Messrs. Spear & Pfeitier and are O
Is view in their show window.
SATURDAY, May 18th.
y The total receipts of the Myrt
~ Boat Clubs ball and kitchen, Thur
day night, were about 5000, their e
= penses $3.50, leaving net gain
- about $3.50.
is MIR. Mcmillan, of Illinois, and NJ
White ~ Tayas after nm aytpnl,