The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-26


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
WAN this evening at 7 80
o'clock.
rnr young folks have got the tug.
81 war fever
BAND concert this afternoon at
Emma square.
MECHANIC Engine Co. will have
dflll this afternoon.
The Native Sons will hold political
mass meeting next week.
G. ii. kuFEERATH, a wealthy planter
OF Germany, is in town.
SERENADERs were out all over town
Christmas eve aud morning.
THERE are fOrty-six Chinese passen-
gers on the 5. ). Batavia bound for
Victoria, b. G.
Two Japanese women arrived on
the s. S. Batavia from Yokohama to
meet their bubbles here.
Mr.. Norman. Logan, formerly of
this and other papers here, arrived on
fl Ying business errand by the w. q
Hall from Kona.
HER Majesty was present at the
Christmas morning pontifical high
mass in the Catholic Cathedral, at
which II mighty concourse was assem-
bled.
A LUAU will be given to the English
team and captains of the other teams
by number o. friends after the
events of the tournament this even
ing.
THE English team in the tug-of-
Scotch team ON board the r. Y. S.
yacht ST. George on Christmas after
noon
Ten inebriates were taken to the
"cooler" yesterday Not one of them
appeared in the Police Court this
morning, so that all are recorded as
FORGETTING bail.
Rev. Frank N. Greeley will preach
at the evening service of Central
Union Church tomorrow. The morn
ing service will be Christmas one for
the Sunday school children.
THE Queen was present at Christ
mas luau of Kawaiahao Sunday
schools yesterday. Hon. E. K. Lii
kal,ni delivered an grafton on the
history and intent of the festival.
THE S. S. Yamashiro Maru will
leave Yokohama December 9th, for
Honolulu with 1923 japanese immi-
grants to take the place of those
whose contracts are now expiring.
Mr.. J. w. Luning's house on Nun
anu street was unlawfully entered
early Christmas morning, whereby he
was the loser of watch and chain,
diamond shirt studs, and SIS cash.
No clue to the thief, but 500 reward
offered may fetch him.
A FELLOW named McKinnon was
so excited after returning from the
tug-of-war Christmas eve that in GO
ing home he shook hands with every
one. Some one objected, when he
struck him. McKinnon was taken in
by the minions of the law and to-day
was fined 81 in the Police Court.
The children of the Chinese Sum-
day and day schools of st. Andrews
Cathedral were given a Christmas
tree social, under the direction of
Miss Payson, ON Thursday evening.
There was singing of carols by pupils
of St. Andrews Priory and of hymns
by the little Chinese.
AT the Masonic service to be held
at St. Andrews Cathedral Sunday
evening $50 o'clock, all Free and
Accepted Masons in Honolulu are
invited to attend. An appropriate
sermon will be preached by Rev.
Alex. Macintosh and special music
rendered by the choir.
AT Kaumakapili Church, Sunday
evening at 7 80 O'Clock, there will be
a Christmas praise service at which
Prince Kalaninaaole will play violin
solo, Hon. G. P. Iaukea will sing a
Christmas song by Adam, and the
Kawaiahao and Kaumakapili choirs
render several anthems. All are
invited.
A MoNGoLIAN thinking he would
make ebay while the sun shone" went
out yesterday with hack owned by
another. He was raking in ducats
fast and wild when an officer spied
him and took him, rig and all, to the
Station house. This morning the
Monaghan was fined SO for driving
without license.
Four Lysan islanders have secured
judgment against the North Pacific
Phosphate and Fertilizer Co. for labor
done af the island When the ease