The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-15

nished cottage. He also wants a
cook and general servant.
Solomon Hiram sang "Mai Poina,"
a translation of "Do not Forget Me-"
at the band concert last night.
A japanese named Yotaro for
feited IS bail in the Police Court
this morning for drunkenness.
Some very pretty specimens of
Christmas cards embracing Hawaii
an scenery have been put on sale.
Tomorrow, Nov. 10Th, will be a
national holiday, being the anniver-
sary of His late Majesty's birthday.
The Fire Police will hold special
meeting at their hall this evening,
when the election of officers will
take place.
Notwithstanding the slim atten-
dance at the Salvation Army noon
day meetings on Nuuanu street, they
still go on.
A memorial concert in honor of
the late King Kalakaua will be given
by the band at Thomas Square to-
morrow afternoon.
A native member of the Volun-
teers of Co. No. | died this morning
The Company's flag is flying at half
mast out of respect.
Specimens of the Shah tomatoes
are on exhibition in the Hawaiian
News Co.'s window. They were
grown by j. M. Dowsett
The Healani Boat Club will hold
their semi-annual meeting on Thurs
day evening at the Bell Tower.
Business, election of officers.
A resident in this city has received
letter from Mr.. VIM. A. Whaley
stating that he expected to return
by the next steamer from the Orient.
All lovers of football and those
interested in the formation of a
team to compete with Punahou, are
requested to assemble tomorrow at
the old baseball grounds, Makiki, at
$3.50 p. M, for preliminary practice.
Specimens of cane grown by Meier
e. Kruse at Kekaha, Kauai, is ex-
hibited at the Hawaiian News Cos
store. 1t was raised on soil continu-
ously under cane for eight years.
The specimens measure Is feet in
length.
The Chinaman, All jim, reported
yesterday as having been arrested on
Saturday on suspicion of chicken
stealing, was discharged from custo-
dy this morning, no one appearing
to claim the stolen (?) fowls. Jim is
all right.
Last nights meeting of the Scot
fish Thistle Club was enlivened by
the talent of brither Scots from the
Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala First
mate Smith played accompaniment
on the piano to- excellent singing by
himself and several of his shipmates
"Oceanica" is the title of Mr.
Crowley's new play. 1t will embrace
period of a portion of Kalaniopuu's
reign up to the death of Captain
Cook. The date of the performance
is fixed for the third of next month
The cast will be published in a few
days.
Mark O'Connell, fireman on the
Australia, who pleaded guilty to as.
saulting native with a knife, will
be in San Francisco tomorrow bar,
ring accidents. O'Connell was bail.
ed out by his fellow workmen on the
steamer the morning after he was
fined 500. His proper name is
O'Connell and not O'Donnell, a.
previously reported.
Mr.. G. A. Brown has sued out ;
writ of quo warranto to compel Mr.
@. N. Spencer to surrender to hin
the Office of tax assessor for Oahu
The writ has been served on Mr.
Spencer to appear before the Su
preme Court in Banco, on Monday
Nov. q, and there show by what al
thority he presumes to perform TIN
duties of assessor and collector.
CHINESE GAMBLERS.
Sentenced to Fines of Fifty Dollar
Each.
Two Cinnamon named All Hoo
and All Sam were found guilty i
the Police Court this morning o
two separate charges of violatin
Section 5, Chapter Al, Laws of 1885,
in conducting the game known a
Sup Pa. The game Sup Pa, accord
ing to an officers evidence, is a bank