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


months ago, when he was in the gen
tlemen's furnishing business. Any
person, able and disposed to supply
the desired information, can direct to
the Consul Generals office.
A NATIVE prisoner, employed by
the Water Works, who not long ago
was charged with stealing two sacks
ct coal, was seen yesterday in a happy
state OF intoxication ascending the
gang-plank Of the steamer Iwalani.
If prisoners are allowed to get drunk
and wander about in joyous freedom,
what is the use OF well-disposed per-
sons drudging themselves to death
as slaves of honest industry?
The S. S. Australia that arrived
here Monday morning from the Colo
MICS was advertised to sail for San
Francisco at 80 =. NJ. sharp. At
the time stated the vessel was about
to steam to SEA, when the mail from
the Post-ollice arrived on the wharf
The steamer was still held by stern
line and the mail (nine bags was
thrown on board Had the delay
been minute longer, the mail
would have been left behind.
The recently arrived japanese
immigrant continue to be as
signed to their respective scenes of
labor. The steamer Kinau takes II
men, and the Likclikc 10, as sailors.
Mahukona, Hawaii, and Kahului,
Maui take 10 men and woman,
each; the KilluCa Sugar Company,
Kauai, mon and 8 women; Hon.
Sam Parker's plantation at Paauhau,
Hawaii, 10 men; the Kukuiau Plan
tation, Hawaii, % men and 10 women.
SOME "bully" news came by the
steamer w. G. Hall yesterday While
the vessel was lying at Punaluu, Hal
wall, the chief officer and II mad bull
had Il game OF "tag" around the
foremost. The chase was very excit-
ing, and before the bull could be
captured the officer was caught and
thrown over the ships railing. When
the cattle were landed one of them
got loose and stampedcd II crowd of
Cinnamon. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
Mr.. G. X. Miller, who returned
from Maui by the w. G.. Hall, reports
having established two express agen-
cies on that island-one ut Paia, in
charge of Mr.. G. ii. Dickey; the
other at Wailuku, in charge of Mr..
w. A. Mckay. Mr.. Miller reports
business good at Wailuku, and that
he was very successful with collec-
tons. The electric light on Spreck-
elsville plantation eliminates the
place very eflectually, and every APP
pliance of modern invention is used
there to save labor. Mr. Miller in
tends to do all the interisland express
business in connection with Wells,
Fargo & Co., his trip just made to
Maui being the first move in that
direction.
STRANGERS rs well as residents can
scarcely spend an hour more agree
ably than in looking over the art
productions of Mr.. c. Furneaux in his
studio above Mr. Sachs store, Fort
street, which is open every day eX-
cept Thursday, when the artist is
giving lessons at Oahu College. A
great variety of subjects are on view
in the show room, comprising Ha-
waiian landscapes, views of the vol
cano from different points and in diff
ferent aspects, trees and flowers, i'll oil
and water colors. One series in water
presents the most striking scenes in
a tour round this island. There is II
fine large picture of the beautiful
Kaliuwaa Falls, on the other side of
the island. A screen of four panels,
bearing two varieties of ponciana, the
"golden shower" and other Towering
trees, is nearly completed, making
an exceedingly beautiful combina-
ton. Mr.. FurneauX esteems it no
trouble to show visitors the treasures
of his artistic industry, whether they
come to purchase or otherwise.
THURSDAY, Feb. 25th.
THE schooner Canute will take %
japanese laborers this evening for
Mr.. Hitchcock, Papaiko, Hawaii
A SEWING society is being organ
lied this afternoon, by the women OF
lnc ScCOllu NoiiSiOS"lioii VI Nv. al
drew's Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley, Master Row.
ley, Col Powell and wife, the Misses
M. and f. Cove and Mr.. Merrill
leave by the steamer w. &. Hall to.
morrow for visit to the Volcano.
SOMETHING must be moving in
business, when two columns of new
advertisements apply for room in Il
day. Certainly something is "going,
when the auctioneers have more thar
half OF the quantity.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department is some more happy
grandpa. A burglar visited his house
few nights ago, but little ange
came to stay last night, in the person
of Miss Harrison, Congratulations
to all.
Mrs. Thomas Lack has vacated
,l,n otora on Fort street onposit,