The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

AND GENERAL NEWS.
The S. S. Australia at 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Coal at Mckinley prices is offered
by Hustace & Co.
The band will play at Thomas
Square this evening,
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind fresh northeast.
A mortgagee's notice of sale of
several leases appears in this issue.
The steamers w. G. Hall and Mi
kahala will not leave until to-mor-
row.
Fresh oysters on ice will be re-
ceived by the Australia at the Beaver
Saloon.
Jas. F. Morgan announces an auc-
tion sale of useful Christmas goods
on Friday,
Capt. Young of the S. S. Yama-
shiro Maru has our thanks for the
latest Yokohama papers.
Mrs. G. Steward and family insert
a card of thanks to friends who ten
dered assistance and sympathy in
affliction.
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The S. S. Yamashiro Maru, which
arrived yesterday morning, brought
9S9 Japanese immigrants besides %
passengers.
The Portuguese band practiced at
the summit of Punchbowl yesterday
afternoon. It's music could be plainly
heard in town.
The S. S. Yamashiro Maru will
sail for Yokohama direct on Tues
day next at 2 2p. m. w. g. Irwin e.
Co. are the agents.
A gospel meeting will be held at
Bethel hall, Bethel street, song SER
vice beginning at 1880 o'clock, this
evening. All are invited.
The Palace Ice Cream Parlors were
liberally patronized on Saturday,
their opening day. The parlors pre-
sented tasteful appearance.
The floor of the skating rink was
planed down yesterday, an operation
it much needed. Polo on skates was
enjoyed by a number of experts dur
ing the afternoon.
Plantation owners and managers
will do well to see the card of the
Risdon Iron Works in this paper.
The reputation of that concern is a
sufficient guarantee for satisfaction.
The Ka Male fancy store, on Fort
street, made fine display of fancy
goods at it's opening to-day. A
glance at the goods is well worth
the visit, the articles being artistic,
ally arranged.
The yacht Bonnie Dundee, sailed
by Judge Dole, went ashore in Pearl
harbor yesterday, sticking for ar
hour and half. She was got of
by the assistance of the yacht Ha
waii, in command of Mr.. w. l.. Will
cox.
Ladies will observe the card of the
Bon Ton dressmaking parlors, con
Quoted by experienced dressmaker
just from the Coast. The parlor
are at Fort and Beretania streets
close to the junction of both Vale,
and Plains car routes.
The Sons of st. George elected
the following officers at their regula
meeting held yesterday evening: 6
o. Harris, p. p; G. B. Reynolds, w
p; III. j. Platts, V. P; G. H. White
w. S.; w. F. Reynolds, A. S.; G. Day
w. t.; G.. Porter, w. M.
The Kamehameha nine defeated
the HI. D. Y. l.. 1. baseball team yes
terday afternoon by score of II t.
4. The game started in briskly bu
ended tamely. G. Angus pitche'
for the town boys and was batte'
freely. There was fair attendance
By mistake the name of H
Klemme was given as one of the &C
cusers of Hardy in the Police Court
1t should have been G. Klemme
The first named does not meddle i
politics, and is naturally annoyed a
having his name appear in the cas-
in question.
This is a week of prayer with tn
Y. M. G. A. The Honolulu Associ;
ton holds a meeting from 12:05 t
1895 o'clock daily. Tomorrow tn
subject will be: Thanksgiving for til
blessings, temporal and spiritual, {
the past year, and prayer for the
continuance" Psalm 147; 2 Co
9:6-11. Hon. j. B. Atherton, leade
The funeral of the late David ]
Steward took place yesterday afte
noon from his late residence, Scho'
street. 1t was largely attended, bot
by friends of the deceased and {
the family. The deceased had bee
ailing four years from paralysis col
tracted in San Francisco in 1888, an
died of apoplexy Sunday morning
November 27, at 3 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff w. G. Won
formerly clerk to the Honolulu Poli'
Court, entertained a party of h
friends at Pearl City yesterday,
celebration of his SD birthda
There was a goodly representatic