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

are vi, to Nr. J ncs Lyle.
the nolu Marine II lwoy. IT.
are mp, ng tom n yilitatl
amoa frie' in the b fish Islam
Can. /, tn United sta Sand Hon.
lulu ping nee on tn, next steam. g
Tor Co. Col los Mr.. nlins isltY-
priet OF - Port Az laide, Sot u
Aus Tia, ''rinc RAJ say, hay Z
lear / tn, lsiness OF ihirhuild 8
mar year 20 along ,'itl his =
sen, )st l. lie buildir yard Of Q
latt fa, n at Dart Mouth, NJ
Sco,. VIII, The first essels OF r.
Cur eli r line wer construct |.
Sorn of 'sels built tn =,
worked at and sailed in by Mr. 80
kins. made trans tlantic passages
that have yet TO be beaten. Mrs.
jenkins is Il lister of M Lyle, whom
he had not N for over thirty yeats
until vest, lay She visited their
mother ut tia old home on the pc
sent our, lding her enjoying tie
posse sion # her faculties, with
heal II and strength, at the age OF
| about NINETY.
TUESDAY, Mar 9th.
WANTED immcdiatelv--a burglar
that Honolulu policeman can see,
hear, overhaul, or bring. down ut
l,5O0 yards.
EXCELLENT reports come from st.
Matthew's Hall, San Msteo, Cal, con-
corning Dowsett, Cur hings, Wilder,
Kawananakoa and X ,hiahonui.
Tomorrow the schooner Malolo
will take 800 bars of railroad iron for
a track between Kawailakilahi and
Laurahoehoe, for the purpose of con-
veying sugar to Laupnhoehoe land
ing.
THE advertiser" hes account of
the serious illness in Tuulon of Hon.
G.. G.. Hopkins, Minister of Finance
for this kingdom during the reign of
Kamehameha w., and Minister OF
the Interior under kamehameha V.
PACIFIC Hose Company met last
evening, the foreman, G. X. Miller,
in the chair. 1t was decided to have
n collation. in honor of The new hose
cart, expected by the Nariposa BY
unanimous vote liquo, was tabucd
for that occasion.
THE Hawaiian 'onH.late in san
Fra ncisco has l,.n ',rnished and
decorated in inc style, making it
very convcuic.t jar l. mess and at
tractive for visitors, pie from the
Islands being ever W, come to the
comforts provided for EN-.
THE steamer JAS. |. Dowsett took
30 men, u women and 40 children
of the Portuguese labOrcrs that came
by the Stirlingshire for Paia planta-
ton, Maui; also four men for East
Maui Sugar Co. On her next trip
she will take about 30 more for la
mnkua Poke.
YESTERDAY evcning the VIII lei
Ohio drift.d onto the .ei off the har
b Dor A s.gnal for the tug-boat wa,
: hoisted, but before the Elcu cCul,
get out light breeze )rang up an'
= the whale got oil. So, was leaRin.
| pretty ba .ly, and this morning wa
, hauled o. the Marine Hallway to b,
5 rel aired.
Nh. David l., Bee recently il
T at he suwaiinn Hu;el, who Y n
hone to sn Franci . on the rs
n up zip o. he " irarua, died in IA
y city ON tn, 18th IF February last |
= appeared that ne haG Bright lis
ease OF the kiineys He leav'
| Ia, a, 81, % mic IN, Ia
= East and ca the Coas who sinccrel
- mourn J., loss. 1t rs seldom ma
one 20 al aole AID full OF good quail
II tics is ca away.
e WEpNEsDAy, Mar. 10th.
a WHILF some of the men employee
v al the + cprise Mill were excava
d TIM yes tday, II complete huna
skeleton VS. duS up.
The BOYS OF the II eformatory an
= industrial School, w,re on Monda
- evening, treated to Il feast of roas
- pig by Mr.. w. Hill, the retirin
!, superintendent.
" Mr.. j. Williams photographed
group Of 400 OF the st. Louis Colleg
!, boys yesterday and though the nun
"a Der is very large for single picture
'ri yet every face can be distinctly recol
}, nized.
N ASH Wednesday services were hel
&c at St. Andrews Cathedral, at q q
ne and 8 II. m. conducted by the Bishop
The second congregation also ha
services at IL Il. M. lev. Mr.. Wallac
III officiating
." THE uniforms of the officers of tn
ns Queens Own have arrived, also tn
nf balance OF the helmets. The un
10 forms are very neat; the trimming
IS, -" on the full dress helmets are plate
t. silver and white plumes. The pr
~ Yates uniforms will shortly folio,
~ $500.
in THE REIGN or TERROR.
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