The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-05

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The band will play at Emma
Square this evening.
II you don't hear the phonograph !
you'll mics your happy new year.
TWENTY SEVEN large bags of mail
were despatched by the Australia.
GOVERNOR Cleghorn exported twen-
ty bags Of Kona coffee by the Austria
liza to-day.
THE S. S. Australia carried away
seventy-one cabin and steerage pas
sengers.
DIAMOND Head, p. m. Iron bark
10 miles northeast; air clear; wind
northwest.
SEVERAL shrubs and plants were
taken by the 8. S. Australia to-day for
San Francisco.
The barkentine Discovery took an
unusually large consignment of sugar
to-day-10,241 bags.
A SALE of Government land on
Maui will take place tomorrow at
the front entrance Of Aliiolani Hale.
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WEEK of prayer meetings are being
held at MONDAY and evening under
the auspices of Central Union Church
THE Pacific Hardware Co. opened
thcir new store to-day. The display
of goods was artistic and drew large
crowds.
EDIsoN's monograph charged with
wit, wisdom and song will be exhibited
to the multitude at Y. NJ. G. A. hall
Friday evening.
The Government Survey predicts
change of weather from the south.
The barometer il tumbling EASTERN
the price of sugar.
Bob LEVY, the jehu who got into
trouble with DIR. William Hammond,
was reprimanded and discharged in
the Police Court to-day.
TELEPHONE message from Dia
mond Head at IL 80 o'clock to-day
said that the hull of the whaler John
P. West was still burning.
ORANGE peddlers held full sway on
the Inter-Island dock this morning.
The steamer Hall brought several
barrels of sweet Kona oranges.
THE s. S. Australia took her depart
ure shortly after noon to-day with a
somewhat small list of passengers and
freight. The band played the steamer
off.
MRS. Hutchinson, Waikiki, has kind
ly donated handsome collection of
books to the Scottish Thistle Club.
An early edition of Burns poems is
included in the same.
JUDGE L. McCully, presiding at the
January term of the Supreme Court,
gave the lawyers "hail Columbia" this
morning, for their non-appearance
when cases were called.
PASSENGERS by the steamer w. G..
Hall say the burning vessel John P.
West made grand sight until the
masts fell, when it amounted to moth
ing but volume of smoke.
The executives of the Mechanics
Union and the Hui Kalaiaina held a
conference on the subject of candi.
dates at Engine Co. No. rs hall last
night. No positive result was attained
in the making of "a ticket.
THREE Chinese "dope" fends were
disturbed yesterday while enjoying a
smoke. This morning on trial in the
Police Court they were found guilty
and fined $50 each. The prosecution
exhibited selling outfit in Court.
HAWAII Engine Company and the
Fire Police will meet this evening
Honolulu and Mechanic Engine Com
panies and Hook and Ladder Compa
ny tomorrow evening; the Board Of
Representatives. HE. D. Thursday
evening.
HER Majesty the Queen spent New
Years day at Waialua in very enjoy
able way. There was luau and
jolly good time. Governor Cleghorr
went down this afternoon on the rail
way to meet Her Majesty, who ex
pected to return this evening.
A NATIVE named Kahuakai assault
ed a Chinaman the other day. The
assailed had warrant issued and the
native was arrested. He was arraigneG
in the Police Court this morning ano
pleaded guilty, when His Honor sen
fenced him to thirty days imprison
ment.
| Two Chinese we're arrested at Wal
amaze lately for violating section 9 0
Chapter 81 of the Penal Code in pro
curing and signing fraudulent sigma
lures. There being no District judge
at the place, the trial was transferred