The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

Waterhouse on Queen street will
soon be in readiness. A concrete
sidewalk will be put in front, and
when the old house has had shed
built and has been repaintcd, SO
that both buildings will look alike.
they will no doubt be an ornament
to the street.
OPIUM was discussed before
goodly congregation in Fort-street
Church last evcning-Dr. Emerson
dealing with the physical, Mr..
Anterior the commercial, and Mrs.
Payson the moral effects of the
drug. In the ten minutes allotted
to each branch of the subject, q
large amount of information was
condensed.
GAIT. John Rice, of the tug Eleu,
picked up redwood log about 10
feet long by three feet thick off the
harbor yesterday. The timber is
supposed to be from the Sound and
it may be of interest to mariners to
note the drift, as it might be a
feasible scheme to float all timber
from Port Townsend to this port in
stead of employing vessels. The
expense would be lessened consider
ably.
MEssRs. l. w. II. Wahineaua, S.
III. Kalamakee, j. II. X. Kaiwi, j.
ii. Barenaba (D, j. II. Barenaba
| (2), and Enoch johnson were ex-
amined, Jan. 10th, for admission to
the bar in the inferior courts. The
Clerk of the Court was directed to
announce results to the candidates
in these terms: "All the candidates
having had recourse to books, ex-
cept MIR. Achi, the Court declines
to admit them. Further examina-
ton is required of Mr.. w. G. Achi."
The mail agent of the Mararoa
reported at the Post Office here
having passed the Alameda, when
two and half days out from San
Francisco, the latter ship being only
three days and eight hours from
Honolulu. AT this rate the Alameda
must have arrived at San Francisco
in about six days passage from this
port. 1t will be remembered that
she left Honolulu about 10 o'clock
Saturday evening, Jan. 16. Her
mail probably arrived at San Fran
cisco in time TO be despatched over
land by the morning train on the
23rd.
FRIDAY, Jan. goth.
THERE is about 800 tons of sugar
in the p. M. S. S. warehouse for the
S. S. Australia.
G. X. MILLER's enterprise as
business agent has bloomed out on
an advertising board at the corner
of Fort and Merchant streets.
Two solitary. stumps projecting a
few inches above water opposite the
fish market are the only visible re-
mains of the bark Martha Rideout.
E. p. ADAMS & Co. had a good
cash sale to-day, besides variety
of goods clearing out large con-
signment of harness from McInerny's
stock.
S. M. CARTER having bought out
the wood and coal business of 5. +.
Graham & Co., may be safely re-
commended to the patronage of all
buyers of fuel.
A GOVERNMENT party picnic was
held on distinguished natives
premises at Palama yesterday, which
became so noisy and turbulent as to
disturb the whole neighborhood.
The weird shrek of the Mararoa's
siren caused an alarm of war in the
Barracks the other morning. Hence
that rolling of drums and clang of
arms that disturbed many sleepers.
THERE are three young and play
full monkeys on board the barken-
tine Mount Lebanon, which illus
trate the superiority of true narra-
tive over the fictitious tales of dime
novels.
The sale of iewelry, furniture,
ETC., at Tong Hung & Co.. IS, by
Lyons & Cohen this forenoon,
proved success, good prices being
obtained. The Hall safe was
knocked down to G. f. Williams for
$3.50.
EIGHT natives were before Justice
Bickerton this morning for deserving
contract service. Kalawaia was
fined So with So costs; all the others
to pay the same amount costs and
return to the employ of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Co.
M. p. ROBINSON VS.. S. e. Sreso-
vich, before foreign jury, begun
in the Supreme Court yesterday,
| continual until ohout fwo n,uInIy