The Daily bulletin., 1889-05-31
L1GBi. 4 GENERAL NEWS.
THE two banks closed at noon,

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LGGAL 4 GENERAL NEWS.
The two banks closed at noon,
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THE Government Offices closed at
noon to-day.
LOUIS Busnell and Michel Mauri
have notices elsewhere.
A LADY is desirous of obtaining
pupils in piano playing.
MIR. Lcvey sells thirty-two barrels
OF mineral oil ut noon tomorrow.
NoLTE will receive fresh frozen
oysters on the Umatilla. Yum, yum.
e.
THE Minister OF Interior calls for
tenders for widening the lower Nuu-
anu bridge.
ALL claims against Mr.. II. w.
Schmidt should be presented before
next Tuesday.
THIS morning several cases on the
Intermediary calendar were contin-
ued to different dates.
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The Il. NJ. S. S. Zcalandia is due
this evening from the Colonies en-
route to San Francisco.
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S. S. UMATILLA from San Francisco
WAS telephoned off Waimanalu at
quarter to three this afternoon,
The baseball match between the
Kaiulanis and Honolulus tomorrow
afternoon commences at 3 30 clock.
THE Y. p. S. G. L. hold their socia-
bic at the parlors OF the Central
Union Church this evening at 80
o'clock.
The Kinuu sails ut o'clock this
evening for Maui and Hawaii. The
mail closes at the Post Office at ) 30
o'clock.
TIE Minister of the Interior an
nounces June lllh, commemorItion
OF sthe birthdaysot Kamehameha L., us
public holiday.
a SALE of fancy articles will take
place at the Kawaiahao Female
Seminary tomorrow afternoon COM
mencing at two O'clock.
THE teachers OF the Central Union
Sunday School will meet this even.
ing at 7 80 o'clock at the residence
of Mr.. p. &. Jones, Nuuanu avenue.
THE box plan for the sale OF seats
for the variety entertainment Satur-
day evening opened this morning at
Mr.. l.. J. Levey's office. A number
were sold.
IT is learned that the Royal Ha-
waiian and the St. Louis College
bands, will give combined concert
at Emma Square Thursday evening
June 18th.
Mr.. Ed. Dowsett is in town from
the Leilehua ranch. He reports
abundance of rain and the cattle
coming down to the plains for feed
There are 2500 head on the ranch
and they are thriving.
WHILE the column was partaking
of the generous hospitality of Mr.. =
G. Jones yesterday, Comrade Bill
Williams advanced to that gentle
man, and with IL bottle of ginger ale
in hand drank his health and eX-
pressed a wish that sugar might rise
two and "a half cents per pound more
THE toboggan has been closed
down since Monday to make perma,
nent changes. 1t is now ready fol
the public and everything about it il
in perfect working order and more
satisfactory than before. A great
number of people have been disap
pointed during the week at its not
running, but the repairs were neces
sary to make it durable.
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THE following are booked to leave
on the Kinau at 6 O'clock this even
ing: II. r. II. Princess Liliuokalani
Hon. j. O. Dominis, Prof. w. d. anc
Mrs. Alexander, Misses Alexander
(2), l.. Severance, Miss titzsimmonS
II. c. Austin, j. S. Cnnario, G. Not
ley, Geo. Bicknell, Mrs, Wodehouse
Il. N. Prindevile and wife, f. Spen
Ger, KeohokalOle and wife,
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THE sale Of pictures this morning
at G.. w. Macfnrlane & Co.'s, by Mr.
Levey was not so well attended as til,
charactcrof of the collection warranted
nevertheless the greater part Of th'
pictures We're sold and at fairly salts
factory prices. Judge Dole, G.. NJ
Cooke, A. J. Cartwright, Judge Wide
mann, Dr. Whitney, Mrs. j J,l.Dowset
and John Ena were among the prin
cipal buyers, and seemed to be wei
satisfied with their bargains.
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EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Service at ST. Andrews Cathedral
at Z.
Hawaiian Tribe No. ! I'm. o. r
NJ, at 7.30.
Drill Co. ID Honolulu Rifles, a
1880.
Drill Kings Own, at 1880.