The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-29
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Saturday, Feb ~, Mrs. Carl lsen-
perg. Buried at 3 clock Sunday.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Scottish Thistle Club will meet
this evening.
ADMIRAL BROwN's familiar features
are seen again in Honolulu.
The police were to receive their
monthly pay this afternoon.
No LESS than fourteen whalers were
seen off Molokai the past week.
The Government watercarts are out
again after housing of several
weeks.
NINE cases of drunkenness were dis
posed OF in the Police Court this
morning.
Hon. C. w. Ashford returned
from Maui on the steamer Claudine
yesterday.
A SYSTEMATIC overhauling is being
made in the Road Supervisors de-
partment.
THE San Francisco is connected
with the Mutual telephone system.
Call by name.
J. F. MORGAN will hold sale of
jewelry and clocks on Thursday at
his salesroom.
THE Minister of Interior offers
homestead lots on Hawaii under GER
tain conditions.
The charity luau to be given by the
Queen Dowager will take place on
Saturday, March 5th.
DIAMOND Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind light northeast; six
whalers lying off and on.
THE Peoples Ice & Refrigerating
Co. will meet tomorrow at the Office
of iona Austin at 3 80 o'clock.
THE steerage list of the steamer
Australia was full this morning, and
no more tickets would BE- issued.
CROWDS of people flocked to the
city front on Sunday to view one of
Americas latest additions to her
navy.
The old Pail road has been widened
and otherwise repaired, and is now
| utilized instead Of the new one, lower
down.
DAVID DAYTON, President of the
Board of Health, has notice in this
issue to those who have not been vac
cinated.
Mr.. II. l.. Field, an English archi-
tect, was passenger on the barken-
tine Discovery from San Francisco
yesterday.
A MEETING OF the friends of Gen
S. G. Armstrong called for this even
ing has been postponed till next Mon
day evening.
MRS. E. GRAY has started dancing
school in Arion hall, where all who
delight in the fantastic can be ac-
commodated
CAPTAIN Cleveland, of the whaler
Bayliss lying off and on outside, came
ashore this morning to stretch his
limbs on land.
J. f. MORGAN held sale of Hawai-
ian curiosities at his salesroom this
morning, for the especial benefit Of
visiting tourists.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
a grand concert complimentary to the
visiting tourists ut the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening.
A REPORT from Koolaupoko says Il
similar affair to the Lanai horror took
place there l,tely. Further informa-
ton could not be had of the rumored
! occurrence.
THERE is band on board the u. ).
flagship San Francisco. 1t played at
the dropping Of the anchor on her
arrival. Combined band concerts may
now be expected.
MRS. |. Weir, sister of Mr.. Sinclair,
was married this morning at st.
Andrews Cathedral, to Mr.. Jos. ID,
Taylor. Only relatives and intimate
friends were present.
AN American quarter OF 1892 was
exhibited by II native on the wharf
Saturday. 1t did not have the ring
in it, but Yankee sailor said it war
all right, SO it must be.
THE $. S. Australia leaving to-mor.
row will carry away among others the
Raymond tourists, who for the past
few weeks have been visiting points
of interest in the Paradise of the
Pacific.
l. DE l.. WARD has resigned the cap
tainship of the HealanI boat club
The name Of the new captain is moi
yet known, but he'll be expected tC
make things lively in the approach
| ing regatta.