The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-07

AotHt HNu ttHNNht HtWot
tur Scottish 1hait club eil
meet this evening.
INA baud will play ~ the Bon
fuwrf lhif evening
Tue Pacific Sugar Min, ltamakua
will commence the grinding season
on December lllh
ANOTHER musicale will be given hs
Miss Dale and students at Oahu Col
lepo next Friday evening.
BY order OF Il iodeyn assignee
Jas 4 Morgan will eel bankrupt
stock At 10 O'Clock "Wednesday.
THE International Liberal party
postponed their mass meeting from
saturday evening for one week.
THE regulation fine in the Police
Court this morning for drunkenness
defendant pleading guilty, was W and
vi costs.
Hons. j. 4. Bush, X. w. Wilcox
aud w. II. Cummings will open the
political campaign at kaneohe this
evening.
The international tug-of-war tour.
nament will commence December II
and last three nights. Every nation
atty is represented.
The steamer Iwalani brings the
news that the Honokaa Sugar planta.
ton shut down last Saturday. 1t will
start up again in about month.
The new drugstore of Hobrc u,
Newman q Co. will for the good OF
the public keep postage stamps for
sale. This will often be found con-
yenience.
Hon. J. Is. Mallon and wife OF Ne
yada are staying at the Snow cottage,
Holel street, Mr. Mallon is IA mem
Der Of one Of the largest mercantile
houses in Virginia City.
Two loads OF machinery for the
Makaweli Plantation, Kauai, have
been safely landed from the steamers
Waialeale and Pele. These steamers
will take further loads this week.
Hon. j. 5. Walker is thanked for
an artistic calendar for 1892 Of the
Royal Insurance Co., accom- panied by
the annual Almanac and Prospectus
of the same company-beautifully got
up with cover in gold and colors and
pictures inside OF the leading build
ings Of the company.
WHILE the steam launch Of the U.
5 5. Charleston was returning to that
vessel this morning her propeller
caught in the line used for hauling
the banana scow from the o. r. Il
l.. Co.'S landing to the Australia No
serious damage was done, but it
caused delay Of half all hour to get
the line clear.
The warshIps Garnet, Charleston
and Albatross carry away with them
about one thousand tons OF coal this
week. The San Francisco, Mohican
and a japanese warship, shortly due,
will require further supplies. The
visits OF these warships put large
amount Of money in circulation in
the town, ben6ting everybody.
KUALAKU, d veteran politician, held
the fort wi the fish market Saturday
afternoon. Among his hearers was
no less u parsonage than the Hon. X.
w. Wilcox. The gIst of his speech
WAS denunciatiop OF republican
form Of government for Hawaii and
annexation. His remarks were quite
interesting and seemingly appreci-
ated by the crowd.
THERE were several knock-outs on
Nuuanu street Saturday evening, IN
which sailors from II. b. M. S. Gar
net figured. Illustrative of the Drawn
and muscle Of the "bull dog" was the
laying out Of five individuals one
after the other by one of the sailors.
His exploits resulted unpleasantly for
the belligerent Tar, however, for he
WIS landed in the "cooler."
UNLESS two or three Of the coal YES
sells reported TO be on the way, from
Australia, arrive within ten or twenty
days, coal will go up again to famine
prices. IL is reported that the two
local steamship companies and the
Oceanic Steamship Co. are entirely
out of the article, and that the Oahu
Railway Co. and Allen & Robinson
are the only concerns with stocks on
hand, and these are said to be small.
The Australian vessels are not by any
means fully due yet
AN alarm WAS rung yesterday
afternoon shortly after 5 o'clock
for fire said to be in the vicinity of
Smiths bridge, Beretania street.
Engine companies 2and |, with their
machines, were quickly on the spot,
followed by No. 5, but their services
we're not needed, AZ it was false
alarm. Hundreds of people were on
hand in II few minutes. The first two
engines raced off from Kaumakapili
church, to the considerable peril Of