The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

the new Masonic Temple.
Diamond Head, II m.-Weather
cloudy; wind light north.
Theo. H. Davies and f. NJ. Swanzy
have returned from Hawaii
See advertisement of turkeys, etc, |
of the California Fruit Market.
A reward awaits the finder of a
bracelet at the Office of w. G. Parke.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani and |
suite returned from Kailua by the
Kinau.
The Attorney-Gener advertises
for tenders for supplies to Oahu
Prison.
The brigantine w. G. Irwin will
take foreign mail for the Coast to-
morrow.
The members of Engine Co. No.
l have been called out for drill this
afternoon.
M. S. Levy's dry and fancy goods
store in McInerny Block will be
opened on Monday.
The auction sale of the property
OF James Harris has been postponed
until Wednesday next
L. j. Levey will sell horse, brake,
cutunder carriage and two sets of
harness next Saturday.
Col. G. w. Macfarlane has kindly
furnished the wanted copy of the
BULLETIN for February %.
The old man who fell down on
Fort street the other day has been
taken to the Lunalilo home.
There will be large and fashion
able attendance at the Masonic pic
mic at Remond Grove this afternoon.
Judgment was reserved yesterday
in the suit of E. FL. f. Wolters
against 1gnacio for window blinds.
Judge and Mrs. Dole have return
ed from Hawaii, where the Judge
presided at the Circuit Court term,
held at Waimea.
A special service for children and
young people will be held at the Y.
M. G. A. tomorrow Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
l.. j. Levey will sell at an early
day all the balance of upholstery
goods of d. M. Crowley and one
rosewood grand piano.
The Police Court calendar was
clean this morning, but owing to the
Mckinley bill and salary clipping
no white gloves materialized.
The trial of the six Chinese who
assaulted Lii, the Asylum guard, has
been postponed till Wednesday next,
Lii not being we'll enough to appear.
Their Excellencies G.. N. Wilcox,
M. P. Robinson, P. G. Jones and
Cecil Brown visited the U. S. cruiser
Boston this afternoon, receiving the
usual salute.
The music for the Masonic picnic
this evening will be furnished by
! the Quintet Club and detachment
from the Royal Hawaiian Band.
There will be sports in the after
noon.
A native boatboy went out fish
ing near the Boston this morning
and returned this Afternoon with
fifty-seven fine large mullets. He
sold fifty for 50 and Toasted on the
others.
A luau was given to Queen Dow
ager Kapiolani at the residence of
Hon. j. T. Baker at Hilo, Hawaii,
on Wednesday last, Nov. 10Th, His
late Majesty's birthday. A large
crowd was present.
The centenary of missions was
celebrated by public meeting at
Sydney on October 4, the hundredth
anniversary of the Baptist Mission
airy Society of England, which sent
William Carey, the pioneer mission
airy, to India.
In view of the near approach of
Thanksgiving Day the Hawaiian
Hardware Co. call attention to the
advantages of the Fischer Steel
Range and other things used in pre-
pairing a New England dinner.
Their stock of lamps and shades is
worthy visit.
The Inspectors of the Third Pre-
cinct of North Hilo have all resign
ed. Their designations were receiv-
ed at the Interior Office this morn
ing. Whether this action will pre-
vent a legal election, especially as
there is only one candidate (Na-
wahi, may be referred to the SUI
preme Court.
The Mariposa has not been signal
ed as this paper goes to press. 1t
will be remembered that the Ala
media, with the news OF the Presi.
dental election in 1888, was late and
came in Sunday morning. She dis
appointed everybody by not coming
Saturday with spalding's All-Ameri,
can baseball team going round the
world, who were to give an exhibi
ton match here on Saturday.
OF the mortgage sale of real es
tate by Auctioneer James f. Nor
gan, this day, one piece in KAPPA
lama, being house lot, realized tn,
sum of $500, and one piece of land il
South Kona, containing an area O
220 acres, realized $500. A thirc