The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-04

The brig wv G IRWIN, McCullech mas
ter, arrived this morning I'D days from
San francisco, 18th merchandise valued
at $1,000, including 1876 ctls barley, So
ctls wheat, 80 cs salmon $50 gals wine,
100 lbs tea, 1873 ctls corn, 400 bbls cement
aud 26l cs canned goods. She Is anchor
ed in the stream
The bark S G Allen is twenty days out
from Departure Bay with coal for this
port.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE band will hold the fort at
Emma Square this evening.
THE s. S. Australia will sail for San
Francisco at noon tomorrow.
The wind blew regular gale on the
summit of Punchbowl yesterday.
CAPT. Vint hopes to get the bark
Pass of Leny away tomorrow evening.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN is ready for
the foreign mail, with much news to
be found nowhere else.
Now that the grinding season has
about begun, the coasting steamer
will be kept pretty busy.
The Scottish Thistle Club will hold
its weekly meeting at the rooms in
Merchant street this evening.
WHEELED vehicles were doing lots
of spatter work notwithstanding
the clothes of pedestrians on the side
walk.
IT is reported that e. X. Lilikalani,
clerk in the MarshaPs Office, intends
running as candidate for the next
Legislature.
The temperature, by self-register-
ing thermometer at Mr.. w. j. Low
rey's house, Victoria street, went down
| to 81 degrees on Sunday.
WILLIAM Hoopii, alias "Barcfooted
Bill" has only four-year sentence to
serve out, as the other four charges
against him have been mol pros'd.
AT 3 o'clock this afternoon the
Diamond Head Lookout Station re-
| ported as follows: Bark Mary Glover
off port; raining hard; wind north
| east.
THE Anglican Church Chronicle
begins the new year with an interest
ing number, having many news items
of church and society and several sea-
sopable sermonets of few lines each
OWING to the rough weather pre-
vailing along the Hamakua coast, the
steamer Waialeale failed to lane
freight at Honokaa. She was for
tunate, however, in getting the mails
AN electric light is needed at the
junction Of King and Victoria streets
by Thomas Square. 1t is so dark
there that carriages are liable to COLI
sion with the curb in turning thu
corner.
THE Government has put in waite
mains on the streets of Punchbow
slope near the powder magazine, which
have been largely built on by pur
chasers of Government lots within thu
past two years.
THE Christmas number of the Para
disc of the Pacific has been issued
1t is enclosed in pretty illustrated
cover of females representing the diff
ferent islands of the group in marcel
toward the "well of progress"
A PLATFORM for the National Re
form Party has been agreed on be
| In n
the Mechanics Union and the HUI
Kalaiaina. It will probably be sub
mitted to both bodies this week.
HON. ]. A. Cummins held famil
gathering at his country residence
Waimanalo, on New Years eve. TIL
New Year was welcomed by the blow
ing of whistles and serenades by tn
plantation people were enjoyed.
EXCELLENT calendars have been re
ceived from the Mutual Life Insul
ance Co.-Mr. S. b. Rose, agent-ir
Guiding table blotter and hand
memo. pad. Mr.. G. T. Gulick, agen
for the famous Burlington route, ha
presented first-rate wall calenda
from that concern.
THE following changes in the Boar
of Education's staff on Maui are al
nounced by correspondent of tn
Advertiser: Mr.. A. Peiser, hitherto
clerk in Mr.. Dickey's store, takes TIL
Huelo school; Mr.. Craven, transferre
from Waikapu to Pauwela; Miss Ha
tic Brown of Honolulu takes tn
Waikapu school. 900"
A MAUI correspondent of the Al