The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-13

thick and rainy; wind light north
east.
The Oceanic Steamship Co.'s time
table will be found extended in this
issue.
Geo. w. Burgess offers for sale the
collection of foreign postage stamps
Of A. j. Cartwright.
Mr., John Dyer, agent of the Ris-
don Iron Works, will leave by the
S. S. Alameda for the Coast.
Geo. w. de Long Post, G.. A. r.,
will hold its monthly meeting this
evening for election of officers.
Lewis j. Levey will hold a holiday
auction sale of toys, fancy goods,
crockery, etc, at 2 o'clock Saturday.
There is abundance of rain and
the reservoirs are full. 1t has been
raining pretty steadily at Pearl City
also.
The jubilee issue of the Hawaiian
Annual, being for 1893, finely illus
trated, will appear in Christmas
week.
Dates of arrivals and departures
of Wilder's Steamship Co.'s steamers
Kinau and Claudine appear in this
paper.
The Government has refused to
pay interest on the overdue account
of the Risdon Iron Works for the
dredge.
Property taxes must be paid on or
before Thursday, or else owners will
be liable to 10 percent extra and a
lawsuit.
Chaplain Hoes and family intend
to leave for the Coast ON the next
steamer from China, leaving here on
the 30th inst.
Some chattels belonging to Yep
Sin will be sold at auction by the
Marshal on Jan. 4 to satisfy a judg-
ment of $17.75.
King Bros. have some very pretty
Christmas cards mounted with Ha-
waiian ferns. Send one by the Ala
media mail on the 18th.
A Chinaman was found guilty OF
having opium in possession in the
Police Court this morning and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50.
Tenders for beef cattle for the
Leper Settlement will be received at
the Board of Health office until l.
o'clock Wednesday, Jan. 4.
The S. S. China sailed for Yoke
hama and Hongkong about 6 O'Clock
last evening. She took mail con
sisting of 1858 letters and SO papers
The annual sale of fancy articles
by Miss Hustace will begin to-mor
row morning at $3.50 o'clock at the
store formerly occupied by Egan 6
Gum.
1t must be pretty hard times whel
Japanese woman parts with hel
baby for money. Such was the cast
as was shown in a suit in the Police
Court this morning.
A native came from Koolau lately
and began to act strangely. He wa.
examined by DIR. Chas. Peterson anc
found to be insane. The man ha:
been committed to the Insane Asy
lum.
Several ladies are preparing me
nus for typical Hawaiian dinne
and propose contesting for the Ha
waiian Hardware Company's prizes
Thursday is the last day that menus
will be received.
Sealed tenders will be received a
the Interior Office until II o'clocl
Friday, Dec. %, for furnishing to thu
Insane Asylum the supplies name,
in schedules printed in an officia
notice in this issue.
The three hack drivers reported
yesterday were not all licensed mer
Two were sailors who were imitatin
Honolulu Jehus, the third only be
ing full-hedged hack-driver. Nc
you don't get off so easy as the
did.
Mrs. X. Orr, wife of Lieut.. Or,
U. S. n, of the U. S. S. Marion, wa
a through passenger on the S.
China yesterday. She goes to NEE
her husband and expects to make
stay at Yokohama and China {
some time.
r. Wassman, Kealakekua, Hawai-
makes a fine article of poha an
guava jams and jellies. They al
put up in |, 2 and 3 pound tins an
in glass jars. 1t is to be hoped til
enterprising packer may build up
large industry.
Messrs. Albert Barnes, E.
Bailey, AT. Hopke, George He
bert, M. D., and F. l.. Stolz ha,
formed corporation entitled, 9Th
Maui Fisheries Company, Limited
with its principal office at Kahulu
Success to them.
Some time ago this paper mac
mention of a new steamer name