The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-10

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
BRIGHT moonlight evenings these.
THE band will play ut Thomas
Square this evening.
A REGAIN vapor engine boat arrived
by the Australia for Jos. Tinker.
DIAMOND Head, 3 p. Raining;
wind, light northeast.
SHERIFF f. q. Hitchcock and ID. II.
Hitchcock of Hawaii are in town.
THE Hawaiian Opera House is re-
ceiving slight repairs to its interior.
THE concert by the Royal Hawaiian
Orchestra at the Hotel last evening
was very enjoyable.
Hon. w, White, representative elect
for Lahaina, who downed the "Pani
wal lao," is in town.
PURsER Thos. Smith of the Mari
posa has the thanks of the BULLETIN
for late Colonial papers.
THE Mariposa will leave for San
Francisco ut 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The mail will close at s
O'Clock.
The Kamehameha Glee Club left
on Monday on the steamer Bishop
for Waialua where they intended
giving concert last night.
THE little Portuguese hurt in the
tramcar accident on Nuuanu street is
able to be around again, but he still
nurses his injured members.
The Y. NJ. G. A. will conduct the
services at Central Union Church
this evening. Subject: "Power with
God" References Hebrews IL.
A LITTLE native girl was brought in
the Police Court to-day for disobedi-
ence to parents. His Honor gave her
sound reprimand and sent her
home.
GEORGE DAWSON, champion light
weight boxer of Australia, is a
through passenger on the Mariposa
for San Francisco. He goes to meet
Americas best.
The choir of the second congrega
ton of ST. Andrews Cathedral will
have rehearsal at Z 80 o'clock this
evening at the residence of Rev. Alex.
Macintosh, Nuuanu Avenue.
The last of the Japanese male inn
migrants by the Yamashiro Maru
were shipped ON the steamer Iwalani
this morning as follows: Honokaa
Sugar Co., 47 Pacific Sugar Mill, 55.
The sale of Government land to-
day resulted as follows; lease of land
on Kauai, to the Kilauea Sugar Co.
for 500 per annum; land of Kiha,
Hilo, Hawaii, to the Hakalau Sugar
Plantation, for $3.50.
Mr.. A. w. Richardson, United
States Vice-Consul General, was ask
ed this afternoon if the sailors of the
bark Tamerlane were to be shipped to
San Francisco by the steamer Mari
posa. Mr.. Richardson said he "didn't
know-a few of them, not ALL"
SIR SoMERs VINE, Secretary of the
Leprosy Fund, London, which is
hn1linn onp, ~ tip,, uvith tla Ho
waiian Government, was lately re-
ported in critical condition from in
fuenza. Sir Somers passed through
Honolulu about three years ago.
KIMo PAKE, Kohala storekeeper,
has brought suit against the Homo
lulu Agents of the North German In
surance Co., for the insurance of IA
store in Kohala, Hawaii. The store
was burned lately. The case will be
heard on Friday before Chief Justice
Judd.
A CIVIL suit entered by Miss Wolff
against Prof. Anderson, the Wizard of
the North" for services rendered, is
being heard in the Police Court this
afternoon. Miss Wolff in evidence
disclosed how some of the professor s
most difficult tricks were done, hay
ing figured in them herself.
GEORGE Nihoa, a bright lad attend
ing Iolani College, died this morning
of consumption. George was bril-.
liant baseball player, having figured
in very good games in the amateur
league. He vas about seventeen
years of age. The funeral took place
this afternoon from st. Andrews
Cathedral.
INFLUENZA is very extensive in the
aristocratic classes of the West End
of London. Five hundred and ninety.
two deaths from the disease were re.
corded in London in one week. The
death rate in the city is AZ per 1000
and at Brighton 81. A remedy fol
influenza described in the Lancet
consists OF 80 grains of potassium
bicarbonate, to be taken every three
hours. This the Auckland Herald il
informed is revival of an old cure
ADVERTISING NOTES.
A BAY horse is iInpounded.