The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS,

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Hawaiian Bazaar on Fort street
has re-opened.
Hon. and Mrs. Paul Neumann are
rusticating T. Park Beach Hotel.
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lHE annual social of the Stranger y
Friend Society has been postponed to
september 9th,
THERE was beautiful display Of
lightning last night. Several showers
OF rain occurred today.
MONTHLY business meeting of the
y. N. G. A. on Thursday night at
30. Members are requested to at
tend.
MEssRs. DOUGLAS and Bloom, OF the
Australian yachting party that landed
at Hilo, arrived in town by the Clau-
dine,
. The October calender of cases for
the Supreme CourC will be n heavy
one. 1t is now being prepared by the
clerk.
BEN HOGAN will repeat the story Of
his lite at Y. NJ G.. A. hall this even
ing. His lecture is very entertaining.
free to all.
THE sale OF barley by JAS. F. Nor
gan which was to have taken place
to-day, has been postponed until to-
morrow at noon.
Mr.. p. A. DIAs is going to Kohala
on Friday to wind up The bankrupt
estate of Manoel Freitas for the as-
siguee, Mr.. j. f. iiackleld.
THREE japanese who deserted the
contract service Of the EVA Planta-
ton Company have been ordered to
return 10y Police Justice Hopkins.
PHoTOs of the nurseries of the Ha-
walian Tea and Coffee Company OF
North kona, Hawaii, are exhibited in
the window of f. o. Hall d Sons
store.
The quarterly meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the Queens
III ,spital will be held tomorrow at
the Chamber Of Commerce room, at
ii o'clock.
A MOONLIGHT party Was given by
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. q. Irwin at their
Waikiki residence yesterday evening.
a large assemblage of prominent peo-
pie Was present.
IT is reported that the two young
Princes will take positions in the
Government building shortly-one in
the Foreign Office and the other in
the Interior Office.
Two monster pipes to be used in
connection with the dredging of the
,rbor arrived by the steamer Aus
tralia yesterday, consigned to the Ha-
wailan Government.
TICKETS for admission to the organ
recital at Kaumakapili Church next
Tuesday evening are procurable at
the store of A. l.. Smith, Fort street,
to the tune of twenty-five cents.
Mr. JAS. f. MORGAN will hold two
sales at his auction room tomorrow.
He will dispose of the residence of
Mrs. a. Vogel on Beretania street ,and
several imported horses, all broken to
harness.
The translation of letter from
Prince Shlng, communicating The
coincidence of the Emperor of China
to Her Majesty, and his congratula-
tons on her accession, appears in the
official column.
THE Royal Hawaiian Band will give
moonlight concert at Thomas
Square this evening Tomorrow ev-
ening the band will play at Emma
Square and on Friday evening at Ma
kee Island, Waikiki.
Mr. w. j. Hess, who lately visited
this kingdom in the interest of the
California Democrat Germany, has
filled "A page and a quarter of that
paper with an illustrated description
of Honolulu and the islands.
SILVER spoons prettily engraved
with scene of Diamond Head and
vicinity and Hawaiian ten-cent
piece attached to the handle, are
novelties in the show window of J. E.
tones, jeweler, on Fort street.
Mr.. J. Kapakaha Piimanu has been
appointed District Justice of Kipa-
hulu, island of Maui, by the Cabinet
and The Justices of the Supreme Court
in place of Noah Kaaa, who was dis
missed for malfeasance in office.
WHILE several native Workmen
were engaged in removing debris in
the rear of Mr.. j. j. Williams old
photograph gallery, they came across
a pile of old coins dating back several
hundred years. The coins included
Spanish doubloons.
Mr.. JUSTICE BIcKERToN had the
honor this morning of being the first
iudun tn hoar a case in the naW pnuri