The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-10

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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
GERMANS, see "Zu verkauicn" in
this paper
\ siNatH gentleman wants q small
furnished cottage
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rnE Queens Hospital Trustees
will meet 10 II O'Clock Tomorrow.
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a SUPPLEMENT with latest foreign
news is issued with to-day's BuLLE.
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THE monthly meeting Of the Myr-
tie Boat club will be held this even.
ing.
Az TAI SOU has bought In Koon
Lon's interest in rice plantation at
Waiahole
A NEW watch club is announced
ny MIR. A. j. Schneider, under the
"Arlington"
THE cantoniers have scrapcd Fort
street, clearing off the mud worked
up by the late Storm.
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THE credit sale by Mr.. Morgan for
Messrs Theo. ii. Davies & Co. will
be continued tomorrow.
THE monthly meeting of the Hea-
lani Boat Club is postponed from to-
night until tomorrow night
THE p. M. S. S. CO. finest steamer,
"China," will sail hence for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong on or about
Dec. %.
A MEETING will be held at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Thursday evening, to
organize an Assembly of the knights
of Labor.
AN account of the total loss of the
British yacht Nyanza, that visited
Honolulu in 1SSS-S9, will be found
on the fourth page.
The child on Vineyard street-a
girl and not hoy as previously re-
ported-is much better and the
trouble is now declared not to be
diphtheria.
THE New Model Lunch Room,
Bethel street, keeps open all night,
and after Dec. II will have fresh
oysters and game in their seasons by
every steamer.
THE Road Board of Makawao now
consists of @. HI. Dickey, l.. A. An
drews and r. Won Tempsky, the last
named in place of A. Won Graeve-
meyer, resigned.
LADIES in search of holiday goods
should call at N. S. Sachs store,
where they will find an immense as
sortment of novelties, suitable for
Christmas gifts.
THE annual meeting of Geo. w.
de Long Post, G. A. r., was post
poned last night for week, owing to
the absence of some prominent veter-
ans on account of weather.
THOSE who have been present re,
port the rehearsals of the Kameha.
meha Glee Club have been extra
good, and predict successful hit fol
the boys next Monday evening.
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AFTER Olive Berkeley finishes her
visit to the islands, she will make q
tour of Mexico playing Fauntleroy
after which she will retire from the
stage to complete her education.
The building committee of the
Sailors Home has raised the prizes
for plans from 800 to 5000 for frs,
and from S25 t" $50 for second, and
extended the time to Feb. L, 1891.
VERY high winds have prevailed
for forty-eight hours. Heavy rains
accompanied by thunder and light
ming fell night before last. The night
temperature has been low.
The Board of Agricultural Com
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missioners for North and South Kons
now consists Of w. Muller, d. III
Nahum and Thos. Aiu, the last
named in place of J. P. Kahalewai
resigned.
THROUGH the kindness of friends
the Y. M. G. A. Boys feel sure o.
giving very pleasant entertainment
on next Friday evening in the Asso
citation Hall. The programme will
be ready to publish tomorrow, ano
will contain one or two specially
pleasing numbers.
NEXT Friday afternoon at 81.
o'clock the o. II. & l.. Co. will dis
patch special train to Pearl City
for the baseball game to be played a
that place. The game will be playet
between the U. S. S. Mohicans an,
the CALIFORNIA;. The fare for tn,
round trip has been placed at 81