The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-09
LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.
A HOUSE on Alakea street is to let.
A sHoEING and general smith is
wanted.
A SWEDISH girl requires situation
to do housework,
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THE Sui Fong Company have a
notice elsewhere.
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LOOK out for the paradise of the
Pacific" tomorrow.
Mr.. Justice McCully presides at
Chambers this week.
THE Umatilla brought AZ bags of
mail for the Post Office.
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Mrs. Alex. Macintosh has return
ed from visit on Kauai.
A BROWN bear chained in rear of
Harry Bvng's premises attracts much
attention.
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THE mail by the Umatilla closes at
the Post Office at III o'clock Friday
morning.
THE Royal mail steamer Zealandia
is due on Saturday from San Fran
cisco en- route to the Colonies.
Mr.. Felix Ollert, the pianist, has
decided not to give classical con
cert Thursday evening.
THE Honolulu Iron Works were
shut down yesterday, on account of
an injury to the boilers.
MKssRs. Schaefer q Co. have re-
newed their stock of the genuine
Bavarian beer, Spaten Braeu.
Mr.. d. Howard Hitchcock, the
artist, has gone to Hawaii this after
noon, on two weeks sketching tour.
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THE concert at Emma Square last
evening was well attended. The band
plays at Thomas Square this even
ing.
THE Hawaiian Carriage Manufac-
turing Company have received an
invoice of those celebrated light road
carts from Chicago.
ONE of the important events otthe
season will be the opening of the new
stock of millinery just received by
Mr.. Chas. j. Fishel.
A MEMORIAL service will be held at
the Central Union Church Thursday
evening, at 80 o'clock, for those
lest in the Samoan disaster.
MADAME Jaffa has been giving a
series of piano recitals in Adelaide,
South Australia. The papers speak
highly of her artistic playing.
On Thursday at 10 o'clock, Mr.. L..
]. Levey will hold special credit sale
of assorted merchandise. AT noon
on Friday he will sell 6 shares of
British Club Stock.
The choir of the second congrega-
ton of st. Andrews Cathedral meets
for special rehearsal at 7:30 this
evening at the residence of Capt. III.
w. Mist, Nuuanu Avenue.
EXCELLENT photographs of the
late Capt. Schoonmaker and Pay
master Arms of the Vandalia are for
sale at Williams photo gallery. He
has also views of the disaster.
THE S. F. Call of March 18th says
Sister of Charity Winnifred and
nurse, who have for years been per-
forming missionary duty in the
Sandwich Islands, returned on the
Australia and are at the Occidental
HAVE you seen the fine collection
of ancient Hawaiian idols at Nor
gan's salesroom? If not, you should
call and examine them. Harry Armi
tage, who is u competent authority
on the subject, will be glad to point
out the beauties OF the different stylei
of deities.
THE S. F. Evening Bulletin hal
the following: English capitalists ART
trying to obtain controlling inter
est in Hawaiian sugar plantations
Their success might in the future re
suit in a claim of dominant com
mercial interest" similar to that ad
vanced by the Germans in Samoa.
AN examination of applicants fol
admission to the Hawaiian bar wal
held yesterday before Chief Justic,
Judd and Justices McCully and Pres
ton. S. X. Hsnuna was admitted t.
practice in all the courts of the king
dom, and J. Kala, p. X. Kauimaka
ole, NJ. Kane and II. r. Holi wer,
granted licenses to practice in tn,