The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-18


Francisco.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. has
sprung the wire puzzle on an unsus-
pecting public.
The mail by the S. S. Monowai
yesterday evening consisted of 1851
letters and 976 prints.
Choice seed cocoanuts from Samoa
can be had at the grocery store of
III. e. Mcintyre & Bro.
The third article on the Appropri-
alton Bill is deferred to make room
for local and foreign news.
The S. G. Wilder brought two fine
thoroughbred dogs for E. w. Holds
worth and Andy Brown.
The BULLETIN is showing up some
of the old fogies, including the edi-
tors of the half-white apologies
Diamond Head, 3 p. Weather
clear; wind light northeast. Bark
entine S. G.. Wilder coming into port.
Mr.. E. @. Marfarlane left by the
Monowai on a flying visit to the
Coast for the benefit of his health.
A mail for the United States will
be forwarded by the brigantine w.
G.. Irwin closing on Sunday at 8 am.
The Waikiki Poultry Yard has
Young turkeys and sucking pigs for
Thanksgiving and Christmas. See
adv.
A. L. Cron is fixing up part of the
store lately occupied by him, prepar-
atory to opening another candy
store.
Printed copies of songs composed
by Her Majesty were received by
the Hawaiian News Co. on last
steamer.
The time table of the trains to be
run to the Masonic picnic to-mor-
row appears in the columns of the
BULLETIN.
A passenger by the S. G. Wilder
states that the presidential election
in the States hung on thread when
they left.
There will be sports for juveniles
at the Masonic picnic tomorrow
afternoon. A little of everything
and something for everybody.
There is a cockpit on School street
where periodical meets are had be-
tween Japanese and Chinese birds.
The fights excite both colonies.
The S. S. Monowai left shortly
after o'clock last evening. The
band was on the wharf to play her
off. The through passenger list was
a meagre one.
During the absence of E. G. Mac
farlane from the Kingdom, G. M.
White will act for him in all matters
connected with the firm of Macfar-
lane & Co., I'D.
Chief Justice Judd has granted
discharge in each case of j. F.
Hackfeld, assignee of the bankrupt
estates of M. S. Medeiros, Y. Alau
and G. Ahona.
The little animals known as the
mongoose are as plentiful as ever in
town. A Portuguese shot one in the
eye the other day. Two others
were killed yesterday.
There will be meeting of the
Historical Society in the Library to-
morrow evening for the election OF
new members and other items pre-
paratory to the annual meeting.
j. F. Morgan will sell certain pro-
perty situated at Honolulu, Eva
Koolaupoko and the premises on
Fort street below Kukui street, al
his salesroom at noon tomorrow.
The electric lights went out about
lO:30 O'Clock last night. "We never
miss it till it's gone" was wildly illus,
trated. One going down the street
could hardly see his hand in front
of him.
Work has been commenced on the
new Masonic building at the corner
of Alakea and Hotel streets. The
trees have been cleared and the
stones placed ready for laying the
foundation.
The front wheel of heavy dray
went clean over little dog on For
and Merchant streets to-day. The
accident didn't prevent the ANNA
from running as far as the Govern
ment building.
Bruce & A. j. Cartwright hav.
been appointed administrators, Will
the will annexed, of the estate o
the late Thomas Cummins, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death o
A. j. Cartwright.
A sloop from the U. S. S. Allianc,
capsized in the harbor this morning
An officer from the Boston says tina
the accident was caused by the MAJ
at the tiller being a green hand