The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-23

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mr.. GEO. Lucas is very low.
SUGAR was 7-l6 the latest, raw
more active in New York.
Two whalers appeared off Koko
Head at 1870 this morning.
The S. S. Australia brought large
number of passengers this morning.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Pacific
Sugar Mill will be held tomorrow at
2 p. M.
PROF. BERGER and his tuneful corps
were ON duty sixteen hours straight
yesterday.
DIAMOND Head, p. m.--Steamer
China 10 miles Off weather hazy,
wind light west.
THE Custom House closed at noon
to-day out of respect to the late
Bishop Hermann.
AMONG impurtations by the steamer
Australia is fine lot Of new goods for
the Temple of Fashion.
FIVE Chinese, on trial for assault,
were mol. pros.'d this morning for
non-sutficient evidence.
Mr.. l.. IL. Dee and wife are home
again after an enjoyable pleasure and
business trip to the Coast.
THE BULLETIN extends its thanks
to Purser Laurie j. Ryan, of the S. S.
Australia, for news favors.
THE first state dinner since Her
Majesty's accession will be given at
Iolani Palace on Thursday evening.
Mr.. A. McDowall has been elected
Secretary of the Scottish Thistle Club,
in place of Mr.. w. A. Mckay, left the
city.
THIRD mate j. Shaw of the steamer
Iwalani is the one under arrest for
the penal otiense reported in yester-
| days BULLETIN.
GOVERNMENT and Consular flags
were at halfmast to-day out of res
pect to the death of Father Hermann,
Bishop of Olba.
LARGE steamer off Waimanal ,,
probably the San Francisco" the Bell
telephone reported this afternoon. 1t
| proved to be the China.
THE adjourned annual meeting of
the Honokaa Sugar Co. will be held
tomorrow at the Office of F. A.
Schaefer & Co. at 9 a. m.
The entertainment by the Y. NJ, G.
A., assisted by the Camera Club and
local talent, will take place this even,
ing at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall.
Ho SEE and PAX Chez are under
arrest, charged with assault on fell
low couptryman. Their trial comes
up next Tuesday, March LIST.
Two passengers left on the steamer
Kinau this afternoon for the Volcano
They are Messrs. G. G. Ball and Geo
H. Peck, who arrived by the Austria
liza.
The Hawaiian Hotel is crowded tc
the cupola, every room in the hote'
being occupied. The hotel has never
been so full as it is now for many
years.
THE British bark Lancefeld, Capt
Burns, which it will be remembered
put into this port leaking last year
and was repaired here, arrived at Ha
vre, France, Feb. 9th.
The band concert which was t,
have taken place at the Hotel thi
evening has been postponed until to
morrow evening out Of respect to thu
Bishop OF Olba's memory.
On the last voyage of the bark For
est Queen from this port to San Fran
cisco, heavy weather was encountered
during which her deck-load of molas
ses was swept overheard.
THE Sailors Hornpipe to be dance'
at Mrs. Grays concert next Saturda,
night by Miss Hessie Lemon will prob
ably draw crowd from the Pensacol
who are to be granted "liberty" for tn
occasion.
THE sale of the property of HI. Ak
under execution advertised to tax
place Wednesday, Feb. "a, 1892, ha
been indefinitely postponed unit
actio has been taken in the Suprem
Court, when due notice will be givel
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