The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-31

AND GENERAL NEWS.
j. Seabury is the collector for the
BULLETIN.
Two large rooms and kitchen on
Fort street are to let.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m. Weather
cloudy, wind fresh northeast.
Engine Company No. 2 had drill
on Punchbowl street this morning.
The S. S. Australia will be due
from the Coast on Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. Rowland will hold a "spiritu-
al" meeting at Arion hall this even
ing.
The p. G.. band will play at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Tenders for two wooden pontoons
are invited by Messrs. Theo. I'll.
Davies Il Co.
The police will hold their semi
weekly drill on Palace Square to-
morrow morning.
The S. S. Warrimoo will resume
her trip to Vancouver, b. c., at
o'clock tomorrow morning.
On board the S. S. Warrimoo is
a pair of goodsizcd Australian
ostriches going to Vancouver for
private parties.
Mrs. DR.. Longshore-P Potts and DR..
Chas. Harrison were in Adelaide at
latest accounts. They were shortly
to leave for India.
1t is reported o-day that Marshal
Hitchcock had resigned. Enquiry
at headquarters proved the rumor
to be without truth.
To-day being the last day in the
month the Government employees
were paid, and ia consequence are
in happy frame of mind.
The Punahou football team went
out for two hours practice this
afternoon. The Honolulus will join
them in practice tomorrow.
The U. S. S. Philadelphia is re-
coaling. Ninety tons will be takel
aboard, Commodore Simonson':
scows doing the transportation.
On Saturday last Portuguese,
driving into town from Nuuanu val
ley in wagon ran into the bus
soaring the mules. No damage wa
done.
The Myrtle green" crews have be
gun training for their race on Satur
day afternoon. They were out yes
terday evening in the Alice NJ. an,
Stranger.
The placing in position Of one q
the large electric poles at the corne
of Fort and King streets this after
noon riveted the attention Of larg
number of people.
The ropes, blocks, chains, etc, b,
longing to Mr.. McDowall's appara
tus in use on the NIiowera, wer
brought ashore yesterday afternoo
and placed on the p. NJ. S. S. whar
The mail by the r. NJ. S. S. Wa
rimoo will close at the Post Oil,
at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning
The registered mail will close at
o'clock this evening. For the col
venience of the public the Po
Office will remain open until
o'clock tonight.
A Portuguese boy mounted on
horse ran into MIR. L. +. Lansing
brake yesterday evening at the corn
of Beretania and Punchbowl street
The occupant of the brake, a sma
boy, escaped injury, while the shat
of the brake were broken and I'll
horse was knocked down. The Port
guese boy and his horse sustaine
severe injuries.
Harry Dunn, the well known Ne
Zealand wrestler, is a passenger {
J the S. S. Warrimoo, on his way
Vancouver, B. G. From Vancouv,
he will proceed direct to San Fra
cisco, where he will issue an ope
challenge to wrestle any man in ii
world, mixed styles, for a side wag
and the best purse obtainabl
Dunn took in the sights around IL
city to-day.
Messrs. A. White and Ed. Hopki
: will open new billiard parlors in II
Arlington block, Hotel street, I'll
evening. They have three pool al
, two carrom tables nearly new, al
all overhauled by Mr. Howe. r.
fitting up of electric lights is beil
, pushed this afternoon. Being we
equipped and airy, the Arlingt'
billiard parlors are bound to be
, attractive resort for lovers of
ball and cue.
n Two natives who were curious
), know what kind of stuff that COZ
at Brewers wharf was made OF, W.
t over to the end of the dredge pi