The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-04
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Band at Emma Square. Tonight. 1T
our Chinese reporter tells Us that the
id,cyhiSy' received severe cusliga,iou
in the last i,,uc of the chinese Nc,gs.
lie refers them to Il long article in lhc
last column of the third page.
ME. WIN. PFLuGUH, the Russian con.
! sui, arranged pleasant party for the
Russian officers at present in lionolulu,
ON saturday afternoon. They drove out
beyond kalihi and other cnyirons Of the
city.
Jusr RECEIVED, u large assortment
of Picture and Cornicc Moudings. We
are now prepared to make all kinds of
Picture Frames and Corniccs to order at
short notice, and at prices within the
reach of all KING Bros Picture store
100 King ST.. Ways Block. G25 Iw
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TnE son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Berger.
who was 30 severely burned last week.
through an accident from rc-crackcr-.
had improved on Saturday. The poor
little fellow must have undergone fearful
suffering.
On DIT, that the British Government
have, through its representative here
Major Wodchousc--cNprcsscd to the Ha.
waiian Government their strong disap-
proyal of the course pursued by this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Britt. h steamer
Madras en- the occasion of her bringing
Chinese to this port last year.
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MIR. G. ID. Frceth was severely bitten
on the hand on Saturday, when trying
to separate his own dog and one bclon-
ging to Mr.. Warehouse that were
fighting on Queen street. The Water
house dogs teeth entered the palm of
Mr.. Frecth's hand, making Il deep
incision to the bone.
EVEN the cats protested against the
recent inquest being continued till the
small hours of the morning. They
thought that their rights and privileges
were being intcrfercd with. and assem-
bled, in huge conclave on an adioin-
ing roof, to give vent to their feelings in
their usual unharmonious tones.
OUR daily contemporary omitted. on
Saturday. the Board of Immigration
from its "Ollicial Dircctory.'' This
business seems to trouble them. Can
not the independent paper publish
a board on which the name Of Mr. Glib
son does not appear rs the president?
THERE was a great stir in medical
circles Oh Friday night Dr.. lIagan
shifted his quarters to Il cottage on the
side of Fort street. opposite to his old
office, and McssrS. Benson. Smith s. Co.
broke into the old store of Max Eckart.
They found no iewclry or valuablcs, but
took possession and do not contemplate
that they will be elected.
TIE ChHJch Chronicle is to hand. 1t
chronicles the first occasion on which
on lady student" The degree of A. A.
has been conferred on lady students for
many years past in Tasmania, where
the system of education is very COM
plete, and Melbourne is tardily follow
ing its good example.
The fish market was lively on Satur-
day. Mr.. Kcau, who tried to address
the multitude, was considerably iecrcd
so he threw a handful of new coin to
crowd \ gentleman in uniform follow
ed, and did not receive much better
reception. Very many of the natives
were drunk, but none were arrested
MEXICO has recently contracted for
100000 trees to be planted in the valley
of Mexico, within the next four years
from March 4, 1854. willows, poplars.
eucalyptus, cypress, loquats and other
species are to be placed in plantations
of from $4,000 to 1000 each, the con-
tractor to maintain them two years
after planting.-EN.
"WELL, | swow" exclaimed Father
Furrow, looking up from the morning
paper, g see here that big lot of
Jerseys was sold yesterday in New York
for about $3.50 apiece "Phewu"
screeched his wife, as she stopped stir
ring the oatmeal" "why, John. can
buy the very best Jersey in town at
Seedy's dry goods store for So" The