The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-04
exruNnAr, May 9th.

Keifer, has established himself at III
King street.
The Peoples Ice and Refrigerator
Company are paying a dividend Of
one dollar per share on their capital
stock to-day.
THE premises lately occupied by
4. G. Schuman, on King street, are
now used 10y A. Morgan, blacksmith
and carriage builder
SOME OF the passengers by the
Iealandia yesterday took with them
quite stock of taro -four, manu-
featured by the Alden Fruit and Taro
Company.
THOMAS Muldoon, the solid man."
who formerly carried on business in
the burnt district, has now established
his coffee and lunch room near the
Commercial Hotel, Nuuanu street.
THE Legislature to-day accepted an
invitation from Admiral Seymour to
visit II. b. NJ. S. Triumph at ten o.
clock on Monday, and therefore ad-
journed till two o'clock PM. that day.
A MULE kicked u hole in large
plnte-glass mirror on board the Kinau
the other day. A wag says the mule
was kicking about the Chinese
"Restriction Act" but it is generally
believed that the animal must have
seen his own ugly features in the
reflector.
The magnificent barkentine Nellie
NJ. Slade, j. Gould, master, arrived
this morning, 1879 days from New
York. To and off the Horn she had
severe weather. Her mainsail, fore
topsail, two jibsails and middle stay
sail were torn asunder. Her decks
were swept by huge seas. and her
water cask torn adrift. She was one
solid month rounding the Horn on
account of the extreme severity of
the weather. The Slade is consigned
to Messrs. Castle & Cooke, and is
locked ut Brewer & Co.'s wharf.
Two runaways occurred yesterday
The horse and buggy of Mr.. Sass, of
the ice works, bolted from the iron
works, dragging the bar OF iron to
which he had been fastened, with
him, and keeled over after colliding
with a wheelbarrow. He was soon up
again, but the next run was cut short
by one OF Mr.. Damon's ranchmen
throwing lariat over him. Soon
after this, one of Hustace " Robert
sons drays started on run from the
Foundry, and was brought up by a
native who jumped ON the dray aft
the team having had a narrow escape
from going over the wharf.
MONDAY, May 10th.
H.B.M. Ships Satellite and Heroine
weighed anchor at 9 o'clock thi
morning for Hongkong.
THE Chinese News Co. having los
all their printing apparatus in TIN
late fire, have sent to the Coast TO
new machinery.
LAST Saturday evening Mr.. Z
Kistler and Mrs. M. b. Kanaml
were united in marriage by the RICH
Rev. the Bishop of Olba.
SAM. Decker and Spitz have bough
one OF McCarthy's old billiard tables
and are going to open coffee ant
| billiard saloon on Kauai.
THE two new billiard tables an,
one pool table lately received by MI
C. J. Mccarthy are said to be tn
finest tables that ever came here
They are standard size, and even tn
legs are so artistically set as to eS
cite admiration.
Mr.. C. NJ. White has received tn
principalship of the Kappa schoo
Kauai, vice Mr.. Burr, resigned. MI
White is teacher of seventeen
years experience, has had lately beel
engaged temporarily on the staff c
the "Daily Press"
ii. HASTE, who left here on TIL
25th January, by the Mararoa for tn
Colonies, was one of the through
passengers on board the Mariposa, OF
Saturday. He was arrested yesterday
at the wharf for having left the King
dom at the above date, without
passport, and fined $50 and 81 costs
this morning in the Police Court.
TUESDAY, May 18th.
Mr.. William Rice, who resides a
Kalihi-waena, lost fifteen yaluabl
fowls last night. Some thief o
thieves broke into the coop, whicl
was locked, and carried off, unsee
and unheard, its inhabitants.
LAST Saturday, while the steame
C. -. Bishop was ut Honokaa, telt
phonit despatch was received fror
the Volcano House, via Hilo, Stain
that the Volcano had just then bur'
forth with great violence, and wa
boiling and raging in all its formt
activity.
Mr.. +. X. Ryan has just complete
the construction OF n craft, whal
boat model, for Mr.. Geo. Gay I
Kauai. 1t is % feet long, fe'
beam, and 9 feet deep. 1t is clil
ker built with copper fastening.
has u center board and mast, and
very staunch vessel.
PACIFIC Hose Company No. he
their regular meeting last night, an
unanimously nominated the follo'
ing candidates for the annual ele
ton, to be held next month: job
Mott, for Chief Engineer; Nj. ID. Mo
sarrat, for First Assistant; and Juli'
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