The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-28

morrow evening.
T.. G. HARRIS, IL commercial trav-
9ler, was passenger on the bark AL
len Besse to-day.
The sale of lands belonging to the
late Kings estate has been postponed
TO February 18th.
THE band played at the Hawaiian
Hotel last eve hing, to the evident de-
light of strangers staying there.
WRAY TAYLoR's organ recital at
Kaumakapili Church at Z 40 O'Clock.
The program is an interesting one.
THE Independent candidates Tor
Mobiles and road boards will speak
this evening at the Beretania street
Armory.
THE letting off of firecrackers by
Chinese in celebration of their New
Year commenced in earnest this af
ternoon.
The final chance to register in the
Fourth District, second precinct, will
be at the meeting this evening at the
Cell Tower.
MIR. THURsToN's reply to Mr.. Ash
ford has been ordered published in
this paper, but it cannot be overtaken
in this issue.
REGISTRATION meetings will be held
~ 10
nolulu, except the first one of the
First District.
SEVERAL of the sailors of the burnt
whaler John P. West joined the crew
OF the bark Estella which left for Pu-
get Sound today.
The Mechanics Union will rally
this evening at Robinson's hall, at
7 30 o'clock. Candidates will ad-
dress the meeting.
THE final meeting of the Inspectors
of the 4th District, 1st precinct, will
be held this evening at China Engine
House from to 8.
The third district, first precinct,
has registered the highest number of
voters up to date, namely, for Mobiles
277, for Representatives 1854.
IT is rumored that Mr.. Emmeluth,
at the independent meeting in the
Armory tonight, will withdraw from
the field, giving his reasons for so do
ing.
A FINAL meeting of the Inspectors
of I'd District, I'd precinct, takes
place at No. engine house, Nuuanu
and Beretania streets, from to G
this p. m.
A. PARROT, tramcar driver, concern
ed in the accident to the Portuguese
lad on Nuuanu street Saturday, has
been committed to the Supreme
Court for trial.
AN "Open Letter" to Mr.. G. w
Ashford by "Diogenes" is crowded out
The Supreme Court decision being
received late this forenoon displaces
much other matter.
THE lanai in the Palace yard pre-
sents gala appearance as its decOra'
ton progresses. Tents are also being
erected. These preparations are fol
the luau tomorrow.
In the ejectment suit of Her Males
ty Queen Liliuokalani against M
Davis, before Chief-Justice Judd anG
mixed jury, a verdict was rendered
for the defendant.
Hon. l.. A. THURsToE has imported
a surry from Welch & Co., of Sar
Francisco, for either single or tandem
driving. Presumably it will make it,
debut on election day.
SIX arrests of Cinnamon for assault
and battery against fellow country
men, were made yesterday. Four o
these were taken in for battery ON on,
individual. They are all out on $2I
balls.
MECHANIC Engine Co. No. 2 at ;
special meeting last night instructed
its delegate to advocate in the Boar(
that the annual parade shall be helt
between 2 and O'Clock ON Saturday
Feb. 6. The company elected fiv
new members.
SEVERAL cases against Chinese wer
to come up this morning in the Polio
Court, but owing to the fact that the,
were all busy preparing for the Celes
tial New Year they asked for post
ponement, and the cases were nc
cordingly remanded.
THE japanese by the Yamashir
Maru were released from quarantin
at 10 O'clock this morning. Thei
distribution will begin with about 10
by the w. G. Hall on Saturday, an,
the rest will be shipped by othe
steamers the first of next week.
THE Chamberlain of the Household
has requested it to be stated that tn
Kauikeaouli (King streeD gate will b
open Tomorrow from l ! Il. m. until !
m. Officials and their ladies attend
ing the official presentation will ente
the Palace grounds through the above
named entrance.
ARE YOUR CHILDREN SUBJECT TO
pUnllD