The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-14

AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala is
offered for freight or charter.
The S. s. Alameda from the Colo
MES maybe signaled any hour.
Elegant goods for the holidays are
advertised by B. F. Ehlers g. Co. .
A. Hooking has been appointed
OF the Road Board of Maka-
vac.
o. Alapa has been appointed to
ill a vacancy on the Road Board of
Paul Neumann and j. w. Jones
left on the Kinau yesterday after
noon for Lahaina.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
clear; wind fresh southeast; Kilauea
Hou Is miles east.
The steam roller is at work on the
King street road near the tramway
terminus at Palama.
Ka Leo has been termed the Gre
cord Buster" since it gives news two
weeks at the other end.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.'s
menu contest will close on Friday
next. Only two days to send in your
The Honolulu Dairy have put in a
will deliver fresh cream
or afternoon to suit Gus
toners.
Horner's Banking Bill will come
up for discussion in the Assembly
tomorrow morning, before Commit
tee of the Whole.
A number of weddings will take
place before the New Year. 1t seems
the young folks want to start marri-
ed life on the first of the year.
"vistas of Hawaii" the prettiest
Christmas present of the season, is
sold for ST. by the Pacific Hardware
Co., and photographers of the scenes
at 75c.
The afterglow yesterday evening
was admired by all who looked out
The bright red glow was long time
fading away before the advancing
night.
The Holomua pays high tribute
to the foreman of Engine Co. No. 2
Carl Widemann, whom it hopes to
see around again able to row and
"play ball."
A special meeting of the Cham bel
of Commerce will be held at theil
room tomorrow morning at 1875
o'clock. Every member is earnestly
requested to be present.
j. Kaweolani pleaded guilty te
playing che ia IN the Police
Court this morning and was fineo
800. When the poor man heard the
sentence his lip dropped.
Nine tourists left on the steamer
Kinau yesterday for the Volcano
Those who returned on the last trir
report the pit in an active state anC
beautiful sight to behold.
L. j. Levey will hold his annua
clearance auction sale by order of I
HI. Davies & Co. at his salesroom a
10 o'clock tomorrow. A beautiful
assortment of goods will be offered
Mr.. Bruce Cartwright becomes ;
member of the consular corps, hi
commission as Consul for the Re
public of Peru being officially recog
nized by the Minister of Foreign AT
fairs.
The Japanese defendant in tn
kidnapping case in the Police Cour
yesterday was discharged this morn
ing by Judge Foster, who held tina
the evidence did not warrant com
initial.
The steamer Mikahala was unabl
to connect with Hanamaulu, Kaua
on her last trip, and consequent
another steamer will have to be DIES
patched to bring the cargo. 1t wa
owing to the rough weather.
The articles to be sold at j.
Morgan's first Christmas sale tc
morrow evening were placed on eS
hibition to-day. The collection G
goods comprises fine lot of art
cles suitable for holiday presents
They will be on view all tomorrow
In a window of the store of Kin
Bros. is square easement covere
with butterflies of all colors and dc
scriptions. The display is an artist
one and embodies the indefatigabl
energy of some collector. Butter
flies with wings much resemblin
peacocks' are on exhibition.
A Chinaman was arrested betwee
10 and IL o'clock on Saturday nigh
at Kikihale. A South Sea Islande
was going home, when the odor {
opium was waited to his nostril
He peeped through stable doc
and saw Chinaman enjoying pu
at the noxious drug. A policema
came along and they entered til
place and arrested John. TIL
morning he was found guilty {
smoking insee in the Police Cou
and sentenced to pay a fine of SIS
ALLEGED DEFAULTER.