The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-04
LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.
The band will play tomorrow after
noon at the Queens Hospital.
Mr.. A. K. KAHUKULA has been APP
pointed Pound Master for kaipohaku,
North Kona.
THE schooner ka Moi towed into
port this morning a skiff found out
side of Waikiki.
Mr.. f. HARRISON has been awarded
the contract Tor erecting the Cum
Minis block at sd 1913.
Mr.. |. RUBINsTEIN has a notice
elsewhere regarding an assignment of
Kong Lai Chong of Honolulu.
Mr.. NJ. GOLDBERG intends leaving
by the steamer Australia, for visit
to the Coast combining business with
relaxation.
term Of the Supreme Court for the
hearing OF banco cases only, on Mon
day, 31st inst.
A MEETING of the Hawaii Baseball
Club is called for o'clock tomorrow
evening at the Office of the Hon. A.
Rosa, Kaahumanu street.
THE following have been appointed
Commissioners Of Fences for Maka-
wac district, Maui: Randall Won
Tempsky, chairman; A. Hooking and
E. Helekunihi.
The elegant furniture and bric-a-
brac of Mrs. H. Rheimenschntider
Punchbowl street, will be sold at
auction by Mr.. Morgan at 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
THE Mobiles have been called to as
semble on the 9th inst, for the pur-
pose of consulting with Her Majesty
on the proclamation of Successor
to the Throne.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. Boys will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Association parlors. Mr.. Joseph
Emerson will give the boys "talk"
On "Roughest Hawaii"
THERE has been landed from the
British bark Fifeshire a marble base
for Il monument to the late Hon.
Mrs. Bernice Pauahi Bishop. The
block weighs about seven tons.
The Minister of Interior gives notice
of the setting apart of an enclosure
at kaipohaku, adjoining the school
house premises, in the dIstri It of
North Kona, Hawaii, for the impound-
ing OF estrays.
Mr. J. NJ KAUWILA has been APP
pointed member of the Road Board
of Puma district, Hawaii, vice w. II.
Shipman, resigned. The Board now
consists as follows: j. e. Elderts,
chairman; Robt. r. Rycroft and j. NJ.
Kauwila.
Mr.. A. j. CARTWRIGHT, agent Of the
Imperial Fire Insurance Co, has a
notice elsewhere, asking for tenders
for repairing the building on Nuuanu
street, damaged by fire on the I'd in
slant. Bids will be kept open until
March 7, 1891
DEPUTY MARSHAL WILDER this
morning began an inquest by jury
into the Nuuanu street fire. The
jurors are: Messrs NJ. Davis, E. II .
F. Wolters and J. Marden. After
some evidence was taken the inquest
was adjourned till 10 o'clock tomor-
row.
THE band concert in welcome Of
the New York Bijou Opera Co. at the
Hotel yesterday evening was most
successful There was a large at
tendance and the operate ladies and
gentlemen were introduced to, and
made favorable impression on many
residents. The singing as well as the
playing of the bandsmen was admir-
able.
The S. S. China is not advertised,
either in San Francisco or Honolulu,
to call at this port on her present
trip, nor have the agents, Messrs. II.
Hackfeld & Co., received any advices
that she would call Therefore, the
Advertiser folks may as well not en-
danger their health sitting out on the
wharf to get that 1.-TWO days later
news"
AN old landmark is disappearing,
in the demolition Of the building
lately occupied by the Pacific Hard
ware Company, on Fort street, 1t
will be replaced by Hon. John A.
Cummins with a nobler structure. In
nothing has Honolulu shown more
rapid progress, within the past ten
years, than in the improvement OF its
business architecture.
THE temperature at the re Sidence
of Mr.. F. A. Schaefer, Nuuanu Ave
nue., was fifty-three degrees at seven
O'Clock this morning, By two thermo-
meters. Mr.. Schaefer's highest record
during the present cool season has
been Sc 'enty-four degrees. AT five
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