The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-31

late files and other news favors.
Mr. Fl WAREHOUSE, assignee for
TAM q Co., has notice in this paper.
TOMORROW morning at IL o'clock
Mr., Levey will sell 45 head of mules
and hoI SEES.
Mr.. Theo II. Davies has arrived
from England, after an absence of
several months.
Mr.. N. #. Burgess was thrown out
OF his buggy the other day and had
one OF his ribs broken.
THE partnership between Me>srs.
5. E. Pierce and A. NJ. Hewett has
expired by limitation.
TIFF schooner Mary E. Foster of the
|. |. S. n. Co. will sail for Layson Isl
and tomorrow af ernoon.
Mr.. Jas. f. Morgan will sell the
furniture of Mr. Oscar Branch, Kukui
lane, at 10 O'Clock Friday.
W W. 4hOhbAN Will sui llIt uIlllIult
of Mr.. John Good, at the residence,
school street, tomorrow at 10 O'clock
Mr.. LEVEY's tale without reserve Of
45 horses and mules will take place at
Pony Stable, King street, tomorrow at
IL O'Clock.
SEVERAL prominent residents figure
in the Austr&lia's passenger list, COM
ing home from comparatively short
visits to the Coast.
THE special clearance sale of Messrs.
G, w. Macfarlane & Co., by Mr.. j. F.
Morgan, auctioneer, will begin on
Thursday at 10 o'clock
IT is the end of the month, the end
of the quarter, the end of the first
year of the official fiscal period, and
hence, government pay day.
COMMANDER G. S. Cotton has been
ordered to hold himself in readiness
to command the Mohican, last heard
from at Honolulu / S. f Gail.
HIS EXcELLENcY IL. A. WIDEMANN,
Minister OF Finance, has returned
from his flying visit to California,
looking in brisk health and spirits.
Two Portuguese were fined 81 each
| in the Police Court this morning for
assault and battery, and two fines of
" each Tor drunkenness were levied.
|
THE box plan for Mr.. Herold's
benefit in the play of "Martha" to-
night is nearly filled. A few seats re-
main in the dress circle and extreme
front and rear.
MISS Glare F. Gregory of Hama
kuapoko, Maui, has just completed
an india ink portrait of His late Maj
esty, which is now on exhibition at
King Bros art store.
THE Hawaiian Gazette Company
has bought the Pae Alma daily and
weekly native newspaper, in addition
to the Kuokoa Mr.. J. U. Kawainui,
hitherto editor of the Pae Alma, will
edit the Kuokoa.
THE GERMAN steamer Mexico is off
por: from the West as the BULLETIN
goes to press. She was supposed to be
Il Chinese immigrant vessel for this
port, but her errand here proves to be
after coal and water,
Hon. w. II. Cornwell today pub
fishes notices against trespassing on
the lands of Waiuhuli and Keokea,
and on the fishing ghts OF Waio-
! hull, etc; also, against trespasslng
upon the Waikapu common,
WORD comes from San Francisco
that Hon j NJ Samayoa, of Guate-
mala, who left Honolulu by the last
Australia up, had stolen from him,
the first day out from Hawaii, $500
worth Of jewelry and 5000 in coin.
COMMANDER Joshua Bishop has
been detached from the command of
the Iroquois on the reporting of relief,
and ordered to return home and re-
port. His relief is Commander John
}. Read, who has arrived by the
steamer AuStrala,
Mr. CHARLES PETERSON, the lookout
at Diamond Head, desires to thank
the Oceanic Steamship Company for
the gift of the latest and most valua-
Bile signal books, including the Bureau
Veritas and American and English
works of the most expensive kind.
A GOOD Macy Of the choice seats
are already taken for "The Mascot"
to be played by the New York Opera
Co. on Thursday night, for the benefit
of Messrs. l.. }. Leyey, manager, and
w. H. Hamilton, stage director. This
will be the first production Of this
entertaining opera in Honolulu, and
application for seats should be made
without delay.
In is understood that Mr. John Mel
is to be the next Fire Marshal OF the
Honolulu Fire Department., in place
of the late incumbent who has re-
,igned to take position as Superln-
tendent OF the Bureau of Water
Works. Mr. John G. White, the late
Fire Marshal, and Mr.. Henry Smith,
as secretary Of the Fire Department,