The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-12

Mrs. Lane, II children, 3 sons-in-
law, daughter-ln-law and 8 grand
children. We wish Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane many returns, and reunions
of the same sort.
Mr.. Molteno, barber on King
street, and a Mr.. Aylett have leased
a piece of water-land between the
Marine Railway and the Myrtle
Boat Club house, on which they are
building bathhouse. The piles for
the foundation are already driven
and the house will be completed by
the middle of next month.
The road down the Pail has been
continual source of newspaper
comment for some years, but nothing
has been done to mend it until with
in the last few weeks, when con-
siderable improvement has been
effected under Mr.. II. Lloyd's
superintendent. The road is now
fairly passable for carriages and is
in as good condition as it is posi-
BILE, probably, to make it, without
having an entirely new road.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for January is to hand. The edit
orial columns open with New Year
Greetings. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
gives graphic account of some
scenes and incidents of travel in the
land of the heather. Our reprint of
Dec. Sth, from the San Francisco
Buiietin, on "the Church of Eng
land in Politics." brings Rev. G. +.
Groser to the front with an article
to be (continued) on "The Church
of England. The paper is further
occupied with good digest of
Church and other news.
LAST Thursday evening one of the
sailors of the bark Elsinore, while
skating at the Yosemite Rink, fell
and dislocated his left arm at the
elbow. 1t cost him ten dollars to
have it replaced, and being enable
to work he is paying two dollars and
half per day for substitute on
board ship. The sailor, in speaking
of the accident this morning, said
that he had fallen from aloft to the
ships deck without breaking q bone
or even dislocating his collar, but to
| get on wheels with no brake was like
riding on the tail of tornado.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9th.
Fort street school began its new
session to-day. Pupils are expected
to resume their places promptly.
The Hawaiian Land & Colonial
ton Company has opened an office
in CampbelPs block, Merchant
street.
Mr.. Thomas has taken the con-
tract to lower the building recently
occupied by Hollister & Co. S branch
store. The house when ready will
be used by S. Roth's tailoring estab-
lishment.
CHARLIE, the lookout on Diamond
Head, reused up the town about ten
o'clock last night, to come out and
meet the Australia, but the steamer
he saw off Coco Head proved to be
the G. r. Bishop.
A MAN named Thomas Curley is
in Oahu Jail, charged with murder
ing Chinaman at Kohala on Christ
mas Day. He stabbed his victim
with large pocket knife. There
are marks of an affray on his own
person.
The steamer Kilauea IIou sue
ceeded in towing the stranded
steamer Ivy Holmes off Hilo beach
Dec. Goth. The Holmes is not
greatly damaged, a little copper
being torn from her bottom, and her
keel slightly chafed.
NOTHING has as yet been seen OF
heard of the missing schooner Do.
militia. Inquiries were made this
morning of the officers of the steamer
Kilauea Hou, and, Notwithstanding
their incessant watch for the
schooner, her whereabouts still re,
mains mystery.
A YOUNG man, knowing of GER
tain gentleman's antipathy for cats
secreted himself near the abode Of
the feline hater last night, ant
began crying Maria. 1t was laugh
able to see the disturbed one crawl
ing along the fence with an airgur
to shoot the imaginary cat.
The sailors of the bark Low
spring that arrived yesterday, Is:
days from New York, are sadl,
afflicted with scurvy. Two of TIN
, sailors, who are affected mostl,
about the lower limbs, were taken t.
the Hospital this morning for treat
J ment, but the ships carpenter is in
, frightful state. He was lying on
, lounge in the cabin this morning, an,
presented most CHASTITY and revolt
ing spectacle. His teeth are mostl
all gone and his tongue is swolle
and black. His feet are in Il ba
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