The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL. NEWS.

A,sAra II
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The business committee of the
Thistle Club will meet this evening.
THE Royal Band will play at the
Queens Hospital tomorrow afternoon
from to 3.
TAX payers receive the annual no.
tce to-day to pay up Caesars share OF
their wealth.
Hon. JNo. Nj. HoRNER returned on
the steamer Iwalani this morning
for the Wilds of Hamakua.
A FINE of $6 imposed upon Japa-
nese was the only business in the
Police Court this morning.
SAUsAGEs, etc, of indispensable
quality, are specially at the Ger
mania Market, Fort street.
The Amateur Baseball League will
meet tomorrow at noon to decide on
the protest of the st. Louis team.
Nix. Ben Hogan will repeat his
peerless exhibition Saturday evening,
with an annex for men only added.
Col. w. F. Allen offers to let the
handsome residence on Beretania
street belonging to the Dickson estate.
AGAIN the New Model restaurant is
closed, and is placarded in scarlet
and black with Chinese hieroglyphics.
ATTORNEY Whiting and
Marshal Chas. B. Wilson will return
from trip round the island this after
noon.
Music for the Thistle Clubs ball
Friday evening will be furnished by
the Royal Hawaiian Orchestra in full
strength.
The Minister of the Interior an
nounces change in the location of
the Government pound of Hamana-
mana, North Kona.
CHINESE are again hocking to the
Foreign Office for return permits
They intend taking passage for their
native land on the S. S. China.
The barkentine Discovery sailed
shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Captain Mcneil expects to make the
trip to San Francisco inside OF fifteen
days.
THERE was an exhibition of con
troversial fireworks at Y. M. G. A.
hall last night, of which DR.. Ham
mond gives his version in letter
to-day.
A PYRAMID of beautiful oranges is
in the window of the Pacific Hard
ware Co.'S store. They We're plucked
two miles back of Pearl City, where
they were growing wild.
Mr.. N. S. Sachs has received
stamped goods for etching at tn e
Popular Millinery House. Ladies will
find the articles listed in one of Mr..
Sachs large advertisements.
Mr.. S. G. Allen has started build
ing two-story cottage on the corner
of King and Richards streets, next to
the handsome new cottage lately built
on King street by the same owner
and occupied by DR.. II G. McGrew.
THE barkentine J. NJ Griffith sailed
for Puget Sound at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. She carried hence 5S5
punches of bananas, and Is crates of
pineapples. OF the bananas, As
punches were shipped by Captain
Arey, the main shipment being by
Mr.. Chas. T. Gulick.
In the report of the planters con-
vention yesterday, the name r. Rel
pert should have been r. Rycroft, and
w. G. Bates was mistake for VIM.
G. Wait. Some bottle-washers in the
yard below were making an awful
noise while the meeting was in SEES
sion.
Mr.. Dan. Mckenzie wishes it stated
that he was in no political quarrel
when assaulted Saturday evening.
He had just gone from home to see
Mr. Odds in the Empire ON matter
of business, when he was approached
with abusive language and struck
with mysterious hand weapon.
THE Honolulu and Union Iron
Works mines are practicing daily for
a game of baseball to be played on
the old baseball grounds, proba bly,
Saturday. The time of playing all
depends on the development of the
muscles OF the respective mines. In
three days practice several bats have
been broken, and if they keep on
fresh supply will have to be ordered.
ADVERTISING NOTES.
MISS Rumbel has returned and will
resume work 5-3t
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