The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-06

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Lewis j. Levey has singing canary
birds from Japan for sale.
Divers were engaged on the bar
yesterday looking for any obstruc-
tions.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind light north; steamer w.
G. Hall ID miles off.
A vessel will load in H. Hackfeld
& Co.'S line at Liverpool for Homo
lulu in January next.
The candidates for South Hilo are
Joseph Nawahi and j. Akina, the
latter a half-Chinese.
Reports of the Garstin- Knudsen
marriage and the VS. social are de
ferred for want of space.
The S. S. Yamashiro Maru carried
away to-day for Yokohama 191
Japanese Storage passengers.
The band will give a concert at
the Hotel this evening for the bene-
fit of the guests leaving by the S. S.
Australia. tomorrow,
The Fire Police will hold their
monthly meeting this evening. Every
members presence is desired. New
members are to be admitted.
The third sale of the holiday
series, and the first evening sale, will
be held by James f. Morgan on
Saturday evening next, beginning at
7 o'clock. Goods will be on view
from p. m. Friday.
Mr.. H. Lincoln Holstein of North
Kohala, Hawaii, has been licensed
to practice in all the Courts of the
Kingdom, on the favorable report of
examination made by Messrs. Hatch
and Rosa by order of the Supreme
| Court.
n. G.. Treadway, the popular ex-
sheriff of Maui, left on the S. S.
Yamashiro Maru to-day for Japan
His many friends wish him safe
return in good health. Mr.. Tread
way arrived in town by the Claudine
on Sunday.
An accident happened about &c
o'clock this morning on Fort street
to carriage in which Mrs. HI. Wode
house, Mrs. j. HI. Boyd and children
were seated. In front of Ka Male
store the horse stumbled and Master
Boyd was thrown out, but was not
hurt. The occupants were more
scared than hurt.
All Fat, John Malay, Nupepa, Ke
oni Akana and All Young were ar
rested at the Tong Hing Society OIL
Saturday for having opium unlaw
fully in possession. This morning
in the Police Court All Young wa.
discharged, All Fat sentenced to on,
years imprisonment, and the other:
fined 500 each and costs. An APP
peal was noted.
Mrs. Fishers house on Lilih;
street was entered early yesterda,
evening and $50 stolen therefrom
Near midnight Joe Clark, with tn,
aid of two dogs and revolver, cap
tured fellow intruding on tn
premises. A policeman was foun'
who took the prowler captive. A
| the station he gave the name c
: Frank johnson.
2. Paakiki, an attorney of tn
J lower courts, has been suspende
from practice for two years, for cor
nection with a forged deed on tn
: island of Hawaii. AS the witnesse
who accused him of procuring thei
= false attestations to the deed prove
e themselves to have told falsehood
throughout, the Justices of the ST
$ preme Court were averse to disbal
t ring practitioner on the evidenc
e of men of such bad character.
:. Chief Justice Judd has rendere
e a decision in favor of the defendant
:, with costs, in the suit of the Oah
:, Railway e. Land Co. vs.. Lavini
e Kapu and w. o. Smith, trustee
e Plaintiff claimed a lot of land ;
e Opukaula, Waimano, Eva, Oah1
n containing POI acres. Upon tn
Il paper title the plaintiff would
= His Honor's opinion be entitled t
judgment, but there was abunda1
evidence that the land had been
the undisputed and adverse posse
g sion of the defendant Mrs. Kapu
'. for over 20 years. F. M. Hatch fc
It plaintiff; A. S. Hartwell for defen'