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

pany anne 1nces div lend of two
dollars a 81 arc.
TIE sc ooner Lot ie Fairfield
brought % hinese pas engers from
Hon = ong osterdly.
Tnr &C .tte" repo'.s that Mr..
Hary Sw lton has signed tie
supo rinten ncy OF the Lunali.o
Hon. Mr.. Deverill being appointed
in h steaC,
TrE Chef Justic yesterday
autho. lied col. W. +. Allen, as ~
ceiver of .he Hama lantation en-
Maui, to cNpend $4,000 in necessaly
irrigation works.
MEssRs. Harry Armitagc and Theo.
SEVERN have left the employ of Mr..
J. Williams, photographer. The
former is collecting for Mr.. Pagr,
while Mr.. SEVERN is viewing the
town.
The Board of Education yesterday
accepted the resignation of Mr.. Wal
ter Hill, AZ Superintendent of the
Reforinatory School, and appointed
Capt. G. +. q. jackson, formerly OF
the British navy, to the position.
The name of Mr.. u. X. Myers az
agent of the new steam laundry is an
assurance that the business will be
faithfully and encrg, ally conduct
ed. 1t is expected that the works
will begin operation about the 18th
inst.
John DeGraves has withdrawn his
| appeal to the Supreme court against
his sentence for having opium in
| possession, inflicted 10y the Police
Court and confirmed by the Inter
mediary Court. The penalty imposed
| on him is fine Of 5000 and thirty
days imprisonment at hard labor.
| Mr.. George Lucas has been APP
| pointed, by Chief Ju tee Judd, as
administrator of the estate Of the late
III. +. Underwood, under a bond Of
$1,000. Mrs. Catherine T.. Under
wood, the widow, lives IN San Fran-
cisco, and the remains uf the deccas-
ed are to be sent to The Coast for
| burial.
A MEETING of : 1rtsrlen was held
mt the Hawaiian utc' last evening,
to take into consideration ways aad
means for ccl.,y, re-: tamehamt ma
Day, June ilth, at il iolani Park.
1t was decided to ha the usual
midsummer turf meeting ON that
occasion extend over ~ days, Friday
and Saturday, the ll'h and 12th.
The promoters OF the meeting are
sanguine of having the grandest
series of races ever held here. Some
very superior stock VIII be forth
coming at the time, and nothing will
be lett undone to cn are complete
success.
WEDNESDAY, March 3rd.
MI. j. Williams is rhotographing
all the SCHOOLS in class. =.
The fisl-markct is bong fitted with
new stand and fooriug.
| HEAVY rains ut i,lmakua and
strong n. L. winds in the chan lcl
are reported by the J.. ia.
TIE q casks Of spcim oil Lane I'd
here by the whaler Abr ham Bark ,r
several days ago, are vo!ued at 81 Z 10,
A wELL-RNowN prince threater ed
the editor ! the " Pre- in the of &c
OF that paper, twice yc: .erday witt a
pistol.
No sugar could be taken by the
steamer J. hua ut knkaiau on ac.
count OF the indis! osition of the
donkey en- ne al tina lace.
SIX months hard labor for fowl
stcaler fills long-f, want. That
was the penalty inflicted by Police
JUST BicEerton on Chez Lay thi,
morning, Tor stealing fowls from
Major Hills.
TIE King is going to Hookena
Hawaii, by the steamer w. &. Hal
next Tuesday. He will be accom-
panied by the band, that goes to tax.
part in Sunday school demonstra
ton at the same place.
WHILE His Majesty was driving IL
his carriage this noon the hors,
stumbled in front OF Ryan's boa
shop, but Immediately regaineC
his feet. In the course of an houl
or so it was reported about town tina
the King was thrown from the car
riage and hurt, which was untrue.
THE "Press" is Authority for tn,
statement that three ruilians-one {
Portuguese, the others nationalit
unknown-attempted to rob II lad,
on Beretania street, near Thomas
square, on Monday night. Thei
dastardly effort was ioiled by thu
timely appearance OF gentleman
who used fist and cane with sucl
effect rs to make them retreat.
, MR, Charles Creigh ron, son OF MI
r. J. Creighton, editor of the " AID
r v,rtiser," to-day submitted to Cnie
Justice Judd his di Iona from tn
Hastings Law Colleee, University q
California, together with his license
: to practise in the couris of California
| His Honor thereuDOu ordered that