The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-30

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Two cases of drunkenness were
fined IS each in the Police. Court this
Mr.. Paul Neumann, accompanied
by his two sons and daughter, are i'll
town again.
L. j. Levey will hold an under
writer's sale of trunks and valises at
10 o'clock tomorrow.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell fresh APP
pies and California potatoes at auc-
ton tomorrow noon.
Consignees of freight by the
Yamashiro Maru will observe
notice for their benefit in this issue.
Miss Wing arrived by the Austria
liza to take the place of her sister as
teacher of languages in Oahu Col
lege.
p. H. Kauimakaole has been APP
pointed an agent to grant marriage
licenses for the district of Hama,
Maui
Sisters Albina, Desales and Je-
rome, of the Catholic mission, were
passengers by the S. S. Australia
to-day.
Albert Bray was arrested this
morning for the theft of pair shoes
valued at $12, the property of Ke-
alakai.
The assignee of Nam Hing Lung,
bankrupt, has been ordered dis
charged on his filing receipts of
creditors.
All Pc was committed to the In
sane Asylum this morning. Pc
stated in Court that he was willing
to go there.
Chief Justice Judd will go to La
haina by the Claudine next Tues
day, to hold the December term of
the Circuit Court.
L. j. Levey will sell the bankrupt
stock of Sang Yuen & Co., at 10
o'clock tomorrow. There is vari-
ETY. of merchandise.
The banco session of the Supreme
Court continues. There has been
no decision as yet on the demurrer
in Brown VS.. Spencer.
DR.. Lowell could not return tC
Honolulu by the Australia on ac-
count of illness. He hopes to be
able to come by the Monowai.
Mr.. G. Klemme wishes to state
that he knew nothing of the prose.
cution of Hardy for vagrancy until
he was subp9naed as witness.
Mrs. j. B. Sutton, wife of the pc
pular purser of the r. M. S. S. Ala,
media, arrived by the Australia from
the Coast to-day for short vacation
on the islands.
Charles Peterson, the lookout OF
Diamond Head, has received from
Lloyds' Agency, through Theo. H
Davies & Co., set of signal code
flags with book.
w. q. Kaihenui has been appoint
ed member of the Road Board TO
the district of Hilo, for the unex
pired term made vacant by the resig
nation of B. H. Scholtz.
The members of Mr.. Crowley
late "Wooing of Kaala" held a sue
cessful rehearsal of their new play
Lady of the Twilight" on Saturda
night at the Queen street armory.
A meeting of the st. Andrew
Church Association will be held a
the Cathedral Schoolroom, at 7:3
pm, on Thursday, the first of De
cember. A full attendance is de
sired.
Topic for to-morrow's noonda
meeting of the Y. M. G. A.: "Praye
for the nations of the world, thei
people and rulers" Psalm S9:11-1S
| Timothy 2:l-4. t. R.. Walker
leader.
The S. S. Australia will sail fo
San Francisco at noon next Wednes
day. w. G. Irwin q Co., Ltd
agents, are prepared to issue throug
tickets from this city to all points i
the United States.
Officers of the Pacific Sugar Mi
are announced as follows: F. 1
Schaefer, President; Charles !
Bishop, Vice-President; j. Hotin.
Treasurer; II. Renjes, Secretary; .
HI. Patty, Auditor.
The Wilder's Steamship Co. COZ
sented to judgment pro .forma j
four cases for damages aggregatin
$3.50 in the Police Court yesterda
afternoon. The suits are the on
come of the Kahului fire.
Mr.. t. A, Lloyd objects to riff
practice with his house as large
The other day bullet crashe
through the wall of his house, pas
ing through the dining room an
kitchen and burying itself in I'll
pantry. 1t came from the directio
J of the rear of Kamehameha Schoo
The barkentine Planter, CAPITA
Dow, from Port Gamble for tn
r port, sprung a-leak at sea and r
, turned to Royal Roads, so bad
waterlogged that had it not bee
for the buoyant character of h
cargo she would have gone dow
, On reaching port her crew deserte