The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08
LOCAL DIARY.
MONDAY, Mar. Goth.

HoRsEsHoEs and pieces of lead were
found in the heart of II monkeypod
block at the Enterprise Mills, this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lose had a dancing
party at their residence, Saturday
night, in commemoration OF Mrs.
Loses birthday.
A SIGN in Chinatown bears the
capital sentence, "Hang Wo Tailor"
Probably one Of his customers who
has had misfit will he the execu
toner of this doomed tailor.
A LARGE boiler for heating water,
and sufficient number of bath tubs
for all the inmates, are to be fur
4 nishcd to the Kakaako settlement.
The boiler is to supply water for
medicated hot baths.
The pretty and artistic display of
the Ladies' Bazaar, Mt its opening on
Saturday, was much admired by
many ladies. Samples of embroidery,
lace, &C., the workmanship of Miss
Burke's pupils, ON exhibition in Miss
Burke's department, were especially
noted.
In Oats window is n large apple
raised at Capt. Babcock's residence,
Kulaokahua. If it tastes as good as
it looks, the captain has effected II
genealogical triumph. Mr.. John
Robello has grown some large apples
in his garden ut Palama, which are
said to have had flavor equal to
that of foreign-grown apple of the
same variety.
THEIR Majesties this morning en-
tertained Mt breakfast, in Iolani Pal
ace, Judge Hoffman and Col. Claus
Spreckels, Mrs. and Miss Spreckels.
Besides the guests of the occasion
and Their Majesties, there were pre-
sent III. II. III. Princess Liliuokalani,
His Elk. Gov. Dominis, His Elk. Paul
Neumann and Mrs. Neumann, Mr.
w. G. Irwin, and Miss Irwin.
Mr.. w. II. Castle on Saturday
afternoon gave the lawn party, pre-
viously announced in this paper, at
his residence, Kinau street, i'll honor
of Miss Hathaway, II relative of Mrs.
Castle, and Miss Herrick, now visit
ing the city. About sixty guests
were present, enjoying themselves
most heartily with lawn tennis, GRO
quet and other social diversions.
Mr.. julius Smith, Superintendent
of public works, in tour of inspec-
ton Just made on Kauai, found that
the recent storm had washed away
several of the smaller bridges on that
island. The water had risen foot
and half above the floor of the
Kilauea bridge, which is unprece-
denied, as residents OF the locality
say the water never previously
reached the timbers of the bridge.
The barkentine Discovery, which
arrived yesterday, II days from San
Francisco, brought ITO pigs for j
Burke and E. c. Winston, and is
mules and IL horses for L. r.. Miles
The Discovery had some pretty
rough weather on her way down
She left San Francisco March 1lth
with fresh W.N.W. to NV. breeze
Received strong NE. trades in lati
tude 30 degrees N, but lost them il
few days. March 10 in Lat. 2,
degrees N, Lon. 143 degrees w., go
strong variable winds, with heavy
squalls, during which her head geal
was carried away, as was also her fly
ing jibboom. Her gallant-mast anc
the topmasthead were taken over
board. Her sails were badly torn
and as she entered the harbor yester
day with no fore-top.mast and he
yards hanging parallel with the re
naming portion of the mast, sh
looked as though struck by
typhoon.
TUESDAY, Mar. 3Oth.
The Kanoa premises, at the corne
of King and Richard streets, ar
being demolished.
The Rev. ]. Bicknell has been re
elected third member of the Honolulu
district Local School Board.
THE next regular vacation of tn
Government schools will commenC
on the 9th of next month and exten
to the 26th,
SINCE the publication of notes o
chess in this paper the fair sex ha,
taken an interest in the game, an
are anxious to learn the intrigues
"check" and "mate"
THE birthday OF the young primo
Kalanianaole, now at st. Matthew
Hall, San Mateo, California, was Gel
brated here by luau at the pala'
given by Queen Kapiolani, yesterda
THE lecture at Kaumakap
Church, last night, on "the life
Hawaii, was attended by slim al
inattentive audience. Many of Il
speakers remarks deserved bett
reception.
LAST nights atmosphere was co
and the trade winds active, to h
enjoyment OF moderately large al
attentive company, who listened wi
delight to the music of the Roy