The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-05

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
MRS. Florence Williams will lecture
this evening.
DIAMOND Head, 3 o. lock-Weather
clear, wind fresh northeast.
DEATHS from drowning have been
of frequent occurrence lately.
THE band will give a concert at
Queen Emma hall this evening.
NOTHING of importance took place
in the Police Court this morning.
DON'T forget the approximate con-
junction of Jupiter and Venus this
evening.
THEY say that the Advertiser is
prep tring another ticket already for
next election.
TRENCHES are being dug to carry
off the water from the newly made
land makai of Queen street.
THE Planters Monthly for this
month has been received 1t is fully
up to its usual excellent standard.
CHIEF Engineer Asch and Assist
ants Hunt and Kalawaia will appear
tomorrow in public for the first time.
IT is rumored among few that an
other person is missing from the Koo-
lau side since the landslide at the
Raj.
The BULLETIN is indebted to Purser
w. Ross of the steamer w. g. Hall
for the list of election returns on
Maui.
A PARTY was given on board the u,
S. S. Pensacola yesterday afternoon,
at which many ladies and gentlemen
were present.
Mr.. E. HI. f. WoLTERs has promised
the Arions a grand layout on Geo.
Washington's birthday, it being his
natal day also.
The commander of H. B. M. s.
Pheasant is E. Hunter Blair. The
gunboat is anchored on the Eva side
of the U. S. S. Pensacola.
Col. Jas. H. Boyd, ex-assistant en-
gineer of the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment, has again been chosen as fore
man of Engine Co. No. 4.
THE steamer Waialeale which left
yesterday for Hamakua carried away
about fifty more Japanese immigrants
from the quarantine station.
THAT desirable residence on Young
street at the rear of Hon. 8. Parkers
place will be sold at auction tomorrow
at the salesroom of ]. =. Morgan.
The fire department parade will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, instead of in the even.
ing as has been customary the past
few years.
| A JAPANESE man and Chinese
boy were released from quarantine
yesterday, the last of all who were
confined from the Yamashiro Maru
and Rio de Janeiro.
CHINESE are again flocking to the
department of Foreign Affairs for re
turn permits, it being their intention
to take passage on the s. s. Belgic
due here on Thursday, for a visit t.
their homes in China
THE Road Board intended to NEE
to-day for the consideration of Roat
Supervisors appointment, but owini
to the i'll health of Sam Mahelona,
member, the subject was postponed
Several names have already been re
commended for the Office.
THERE were 40 Japanese immi
grants shipped to the Kilauea Suga
Co., Kauai, yesterday, making tota
of 9S7 to date. The remainder, 10l
will be shipped to Honokaa and tn
Pacific Sugar Mill Co., divided be
tween them almost evenly.
The Liberal party held meeting
at the party camp this noon. Severa
fiery speeches were made, and, it j
said. the determination was arrived
at to contest the election of the Ma
tional Reform Mobiles, on wha
grounds cannot be ascertained.
PORT SURVEYOR Clarence Crabb
and a posse of police officers made
raid on the store of Chinese mel
chant, at the corner of Smith an
Hotel streets, this morning for opium
Late this afternoon no opium, nc
even a pill, had materialized. Soup
JUDGE DOLE this morning hear
and sustained the demurrer of defenG
ant, in E. X. Nahoolewa vs.. Kaah
and Others. Plaintiff was given
days to- amend his complaint. Acl
and Johnson for plaintiff; Rosa, K.
neakua and Barenaba for defendan
MEssRs. w. G. IRWIN & Co. ar
putting material on the ground for
two-story brick building adjoining tn
Advertiser Office on Merchant stree
1t will be occupied when built by TIL
Daily Bulletin Publishing Co., for il
newspaper and printing bushes
The plans have been drawn by Messr
Palmer & Richardson, architects, an
show handsome front elevation.
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