The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-09


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
No. 3, Adams lane, has furnished
rooms to let.
THE band will wake the echoes at
Thomas Square this evening.
THE Union steamship Monowai may
be along from the Colonies thi, evou-
ing
WHALING bark Alice Knowles ap.
pcared off Diamond Head this after
noon.
EGAN & Gum have change of
advertisement in this issue. See their
new attractions.
The Kalakaua Monument Associa
ton will meet on Friday at he Office
of NJ. p. Robinson.
J. F. MORGAN will hold sale of
furniture at the residence of o. Ben
sen, on Wednesday.
INVITATIONS have been issued for
the state ball to be given at Iulani
Palace on March Nth.
Fl. MORGAN will hold sale OF
jcwelry and clocks 1T the store No. 81
Nuuanu street tomorrow.
4
Of 1892 was exhibited by native on
the city front the other day.
AN oil painting OF native girl by
Kate More Wells of Maui is in win
iow OF the Pacific Hardware Co.'S
store.
B. II. Brown has been appointed
Commissioner of Private Ways and
Water Rights for the District of Hilo,
Hawaii.
DR.. W. X. Hammond and wife arriv
ed on the 5. 5. Yamashiro Maru from
Honolulu.
THE tender OF Frank Archer of 1914
for the erection of wooden building
on the Insane Asylum premises has
been accepted.
DIAMOND Head, p. m.-Weather
cloudy; wind, light north. Whalers
Sea Breeze, VIM. Bayliss, Horatio and
Blakely, lying off and on.
The first division of the Liliuoka-
lani Educational Society will hold Il
meeting on Friday afternoon at the
Bungalow, Palace premises.
The concert at the Kawaiahao
Church on Saturday evening will be
grand musical event. Tickets are
being sold AT different stores.
THE S. S, Belgic resumed her voy-
age to Yokohama and Hongkong
early this morning. Her 500 Chinese
were landed at the Quarantine sta
ton.
THE new Hawaiian bark Hawaiian
Isles, 22OO tons, was lately launched
at Glasgow. The bark is intended for
the Hawaiian trade and will be under
command Of Captain kustel, late of
the barkentine John Smith.
Mr.. RHODES has few choice Cali
fornia orange trees left, which may be
seen at his place on Alakea street
He has also some curiosities for pot
ting purposes in variety of cacti
from the American desert, which are
! beautiful in appearance.
The Ladies Society of the Central
Union CT urch will serve n lunch on
Thursday from ii 80 to l 80 in the
pallors of the church, There will be
charge OF so cents, which will be de-
voted to the benevolent work of tn,
society. All will be welcomed.
Mr.. Reynolds of the Golden Rule
Bazaar has imported quite II number
| of novelties, which are available at
| San Francisco prices. In the win.
dOws may be seen home. made articles
in the way of canes and musical in.
/ struments made of Hawaiian woods
The following case occupied the
whole of to-day's banco session: In II
boundary between the lands called
Humuula (Crown) and Kaohe Gov
ernmenD on Hawaii. Appeal of Com
missioners of Crown Lands from deci
sion of f. $. Lyman, Commissioner
I Hatch for the appellants; Attorney
General for the Government.
A PASSENGER by the steamer w. q
Hall reports that sixteen carcases o
whales were thrown up on the kuna
coast, and caused such disagreeablt
smell that it became quite nuisance
One carcase was thrown up near 4
natives house and the stencil caused
him to leave the house and 90 up int
the mountains to escape the odor.
CASE UF THE HiGnBINDERS.
dpcisjon wac oivan in Tho Polio,