The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-27


A dividend of So per share, on Hala.
wa Cos stock, is payable today
The disturbance of the Chinese la
borers on Kauai is attracting great
attention, gentleman, who ought to
know, says that their secret societies are
gaining in number and strength.
A concert will be given this evening
by the Hawaiian Band Mt the Hotel, 10y
order of His Majesty, in honor of Mrs.
j. w. Brown, visitor from San Fran
CISCO
A gold watch was stolen from gen.
tleman's house yesterday morning. He
informed the police at o'clock, and, at
3, the watch was returned TO him. One
to the credit of Ciptain Marcos.
THE Kinau will arrive in Honolulu, on
her next trip from Hawaii, on Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. This alteration
in time is made to suit the CONVENIENCE
of passengers for the Alameda.
THE most interesting part of last
evenings programme, ut the band con-
cert, occurred before most people had
arrived. Berger, was seen, broom in
hand, in the absence of the custodian,
sweeping out his band box.
A GENTLEMAN who has travelled OH
the Kinau says, that the difference be-
tween her and the Likelike for comfort,
is about the same as travelling in an
uncovered, springless wagon and q
Pullman palace car.
Two policemen, Kauhani, No. o, and
Null, No. II, were yesterday fined $40
each, and costs S1.55, for committing an
assault and battery OH w. Ebeling, u
German resident of Honolulu. Are
these men retained in the force?
In the Civil Court yesterday, j. X.
Solomona, j. Keakaikawai and j. n.
Barker sued Jas. Sherwood for $40, the
amount of injury done to a brake of the
plaintiffs, by buss driven by the defen-
dant. Judgment for plaintiffs.
THE Fort Street Church Thanksgiving
services passed off quietly and success.
fully OH Sunday. The church was
prettily decorated with flowers, and the
fruits indigenous to this Kingdom. The
children of the Sunday school took a
pleasing and prominent part in the
morning service.
HAWAII is to become the fortunate
possessor of another directory. Mr.. f.
Bagot, agent for the Pacific coast busl-
ness directory, is now in Honolulu
acquiring fund of information. Bow
ser's directory has done good work in
the past, but a new one will be very
acceptable.
Two new steam plows, consigned to
Mr.. r. A. Macfe jr., are now in the
yard of Messrs. Fl. Hackfeld & Co.
They were put together by Mr.. Blackie,
who came with them from England, the
time occupied over each being only two
days, with unskilled native labor The
| plows will be used at the Kapiolan
Park blowing contest.
CAPTAIN AHLBoRN, of the Grove
Farm, Kauai, has enquired into the
statement made that German woman
had been refused milk, for her child, OF
both food and milk had been given tt
! hearing of the case, had given milk from
THE good things of this life are not tt
be forgotten during the Christmas sea
son. German preserves, saurkraut ant
sausages, venison, hare, and othe
luxuries have just been received b,
Messrs. Hoffschlaeger & Co. Thes
good viands can be made more enjoy
able by good lager which can also b.
obtained at the same store.
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A MILITARY company, after the plal
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of the National Guard of California, j
being organized, with view to tn
mutual advancement and social enjoy
ment of it's members. This movement
if judiciously conducted, will prove
boon to the many young Foreigners il
Honolulu. Twenty five members eS
pressed their willingness to join, With
half an hour after the idea was frs
mOoted.
AT the corner of Nuuanu Avenue an
Pauoa valley is a trough, containin
water for cattle and horses. Som
Cinnamon, with an eye to business
located laundry establishment clos
by, getting water from the trough. The
are also in the habit of utilizing it fc
other purposes, and can be seen, durin
the balmy evenings of Hawaiian winle
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