The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-30

Mr.. NoLTE will have fresh frozen
oysters as usual at the Beaver after
the arrival of the Australia tomorrow.
Mr.. L. j. LEvEY will sell saddle
horse, also broken to harness, to close
out bankrupt estate, at II O'Clock
tomorrow.
MEssRs. Hart u Co. are compelled,
on account of an injunction in the
Supreme Court against operating
their bakery at night, to discontinue
their bread business.
A GREAT chance to buy horse or
mule stock will be afforded by Mr..
Levey's sale for Mr.. IL. Nathan, at the
Pony Stables on King street at IL
o'clock Wednesday, OF 40 head of
horses aud mules.
THERE were two funerals yesterday
afternoon from Emma street, the first
was that of the late Keigoro Katsura,
japanese lawyer, followed by that Of
l4-year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Metcalf
Mr.. Frank Hoffman, proprietor of
the New Model Restaurant, Bethel
street, will have fresh oysters by
every steamer, and serve them well.
cooked in any style in private
rooms till IL o'clock each night.
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The belts, buttons, buckles, etc, for
the new unif ,rm of the police are ex-
pected by the steamer Australia to-
morrow. 1t will not be long after
their arrival before the force will come
out in as good style as the finest any
where.
Mr.. R. w. Z. PURvIs, clerk OF the
Fourth Judicial Circuit Court OF
Kauai, is in town, and called this
morning at the clerks office of the
Supreme Court, to settle his official
account of expenses OF the last term
in his circuit.
JOHN X. BAKER, former man-of-
wars man, who is under sentence OF
one months imprisonment for en-
bezzlement, and committal for trial at
the Supreme Court for forgery, was
brought to town by the steamer
Claudine from Maui
MEssRs. II. HACKFELD & Co. an
nounce the receipt by the iron banks
Charlotte and j. G. PAuger, from Ger
many and England, Of builders and
planters supplies, Vienna furniture
iron garden furniture, pianos, groce-
ries, liquors, crockery and glassware
etc.
CAPTAIN J. w. Alapai, formerly OF
the Honolulu police force, died at lii
hue, Kauai, on Saturday. Previous
to his holding the captaincy in the
Honolulu police force, Mr.. Alapai was
Deputy Sheriff at Lihue. He bore an
exemplary reputation. His wife died
three days before him.
AMONG those who attended service
yesterday at It. Andrews Cathedral
were Her Majesty the Queen Dow.
ager attended by Miss Leleo, H. r, II
Princess Poomaikelani, Col the Hon
Robert Hoapili Baker, Major and
Mrs. Nowlein and Lieut.. f. Jerome
Feary, besides large number OF
civilians.
The repetition Of Pinalore by the
New York Opera Company on Satur-
oft NV L.,
audience. With the advantage OF
public rehearsal an improvement was
evident in the performance, and it
won enthusiastic appreciation. "Mar-
tina" will be played tomorrow evening
as a benefit to Mr.. Oscar Herold, mu-
steal director for the season.
The japanese S. S. Omi Maru ar
rived in port just before dark last
night, l3 days from Yokohama with
1850 immigrants. There was no sick
ness on board. The people landed at
the quarantine ground and will re-
main there until Saturday morning
This is the sixteenth lot of labor i'm.
migrants from Japan, The lot con
sists Of 500 men and $50 women.
The announcement is made today
Of well deserved complimentary be-
ncht by the New York Opera Com
pany to Messrs. l. J Leyey and w
| II. Hamilton, the manager aud stag
director respectively Of the season
II wall take place Thursday evening
/ when AudWn's great comic opera
"The Mascot, win be presented ioI
the first TIME IN Honolulu. Miss
Fanny Myers will appear in her great
part, "Hellina the Mascot" The buN
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at y o'cloek tomorrow
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