The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
TnE baud will play ct Emma Square
this evening.
THE band will play at the baseball
grounds his afternoon.
lT Is reported that the Beagle was
seen of Koolau late last week
THE Cresccnls and ~. Louis teams
Of the Amateur League viii play ball
this afternoon.
TENDERS for new cottage for Carl
Willing will close ut the Interior
Office at noon tomorrow.
Mr.. w. c. Sproull is opening up
bis new goods just received for the
coming holiday season.
A FOREIGN two-masted schooner was
sighted yesterday forenoon off Koko
Head and sailed out of sight.
CUSTOM house officials were busy
all day yesterday, searching the bark
Albert for contraband goods.
Mr.. F. N. Greedy, wife and son, of
Melrose flights, Mass, were passen-
gers on the bark II. q Johnson from
New York.
WHEN the St. George was approach
ing the harbor entrance Saturday
night, her electric search light pierced
the darkness like a star with the suns
brightness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer of San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Senator Stewart and
Miss Stewart of Nevada, will take pas
sage by the steamer Alameda, Thurs
day, for Australia.
His Excellency Samuel Parker,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, paid a
visit to the yacht st. George this
morning, on invitation from the
owner, Mr.. E. J. Wythes.
THE British yacht st. George is at
tracing considerable attention and
favorable comment from longshore
men. The yacht made fine display
Of flags and bunting to-day.
THE Pass Of Leny was becalmed 8
days off the Islands or she would have
made the run from Glasgow in 1O7
days. The American ship Goornor
Goodwin once made the passage in
| this time.
Mr.. John j. Palmer, of the famous
printers supply house OF Palmer q
Rey, San Francisco, has called at the
BULLETIN office. He goes to Sydney
by the steamer Alameda, on business
| of his firm.
THE Snow cottage sold for a very
high figure ($S0O0 at auction Satur-
day, the result Of a little hot rivalry
among antagonistic bidders. The
property was offered for $4,000 at pri-
vate sale few months ago.
Mr.. Paul Isenberg and bride arriv-
ed on the steamer Mikahala Sunday
morning from Kauai. They will be
the guests of Mr.. g. NJ Cooke, al
whose residence this week they will
be pleased to see their friends.
THERE is probability of another
coal famine in Honolulu, as was the
case year or so ago, when prices
nearly doubled. 1t is weeks since
any Australian supplies arrived, and
there is said to be only one vessel
from Newcastle on the way here.
HOBRoN, Newman & Co. opened
business as druggists in the Chiffon
block to-day. Palmer & Richardson,
architects, whose Office is upstairs in
the s,me building, designed the store
fittings. These are very elegant, be-
ing in Eastlake style, made of red
wood and nor'west, finished in oil.
Many people dropped into the store
to take a look around.
BUSINESS is rushing at J. J. Will
liams' photograph gallery. The pro-
prietor has been fortunate in procur-
ing the services of G. w. Weather
wax, a thorough artist at the camera
and in the finishing room, who comes
from the celebrated studios of Theo.
G. Marceau at San Francisco, St.
Louis and indianapolis. Mr.. Will
liams will have an advertisement in
next issue.
OAHU College and Punahou School
kept the late kings birthday. Gov
eminent offices and some business
houses are closed. Flags are flying
from public buildings, legations, con
sulates, and shipping. The U. S. S.
Pensacola and the yacht St. George
are beautifully dressed. Royal salutes
from the shore battery, U. S. S. Pen
sacola and the yacht st. George
were fired at noon.
NEWS was received by the steamer
Australia of the death of William
al, 81, Al. 4 a.