The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-23

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Colonies.
Chas. T. Gulick, Minister of the
Interior, gives notice to those who
have not paid their taxes and not
registered.
All letters marked, "per barkentine
Tropic Bird" for San Francisco will
be forwarded. Mail will close at 2
p. m. Saturday.
Young Nap, cigar dealer on King
street, intending to leave the King
dom gives notice to creditors in
another column.
The inspectors of the fourth dis
trict, first precinct, will meet on
Monday evening at the China En-
CINE house, Maunakea street,
A Portuguese boy 8 or 8 years of
age fell off the bridge spanning the
Hanapepe stream on Saturday last
and was drowned. The body was
recovered.
Jack McAuliffe holds the light
weight championship, having de-
feated Billy Meyers in Is rounds.
George Dixon defeated Shelly easily
in eight rounds.
The right of S. Paaluhi in and to
certain lands at Palama, described
elsewhere, will be sold ON October
22d, by order of the Marshal on a
writ of execution.
The S. S. Monowai resumed her
voyage to the Colonies shortly after
noon to-day, the band being in at
tendance much to the delight of the
Colonial passengers.
A Chinese peddler with his peram-
bulator had narrow escape from
being run down on Nuuanu street by
No. engine while it was out for the
teams exercise the other morning.
Tan Yuen q Co. have been adj
judged bankrupts on their own petit
ton, presented by Thurston & Frear,
attorneys, and Thursday, September
20. is appointed for proof of claims
and election of assignee.
The whaleback steamer Chas. w.
Wetmore went ashore Sept. s, at
Coos Bay, Or, and there is little
hope of her being saved. A dense
fog prevailed at the time, and hel
compasses were out. The crew was
saved.
The Government bought 100000
ounces of silver this week at 1895
cents an ounce, the lowest price ever
paid. At that rate the bullion re-
quisite to make a silver dollar is
worth fraction over GA cents.-Neu
York World.
j. f. Morgan will sell the lease o.
the seaside residence of H. r. Mac
farlane at Waikiki at his salesroon
at noon tomorrow. There are sew
eral buildings ON the property, anC
the lease has eleven years to run will
the privilege of an extension.
Joe Byrne, the youthful membe
of the Beagle schooner party, bro
ther-in-law of one of the fugitives, i
returning to Australia on the Mono
wal. He said he had been dow
with yellow fever, but was reticen
with regard to his Beagle friends.
The barkentine Tropic Bird, form
erly owned by Crawford & Co., no,
undergoing repairs in this port, ha
been sold to j. Pinet & CO., who vii
continue to run her in the Tahiti
line, having secured the mail con
tract from the French Government
On Wednesday last the ne,
smokestack of the Makaweli mil
had attained an altitude of ITO fee
Mrs. T. b. Walker, wife of the cor
tractor, mounted the smokestack b
elevator and nailed Hawaiian fla
to the top that day. The stack Ina
about 10 feet more to rise.
Chief Engineer Philip Inch is dc
tached from the u. S. S. San Fran
cisco and given two months leave {
absence. Chief Engineer Fletche
Nelson is detached from the Charlie
ton and ordered to the San Fral
cisco. Assistant Surgeon Spratlin
is detached from the San Francisc
and granted leave of absence for on
month.