The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A Chinaman was brought from
Eva about noon to-day for smoking
opium.
A certificate of deposit with
Bishop & Co. for 1926 has been lost.
See advt.
The Myrtle and Planet baseball
clubs play this afternoon on the
League grounds.
The P. G.. bands string orchestra
will entertain the public at Emma
Square this afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Wal
amaze Co. will be held at 10 o'clock
Monday, at the Office Of G.. o. Ber-
ger.
The Honolulu football team had
lively practice on the Makiki re-
creation grounds yesterday after
noon.
Diamond Head, II m.-Weather
hazy, wind light northeast; schoon-
ers Sarah s. Eliza and Mile Morris
off the harbor.
About 125 Japanese immigrants
we're taken from quarantine this
morning and sent to Kahuku by the
steamer Kaala.
The annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Sugar Co. (Makaweli) will be
held at the Office of w. G.. Irwin e.
Co., Id, at 10 o'clock Monday.
There were two forfeitures for
drunkenness in the District Court
to-day, and two Chinese on trial for
smoking opium we're discharged.
At the p. M. S. S. wharf on Mon
day at 10 a. M, James f. Morgan
will hold an underwriters. sale of
merchandise elsewhere described.
Rock salt for live stock has been
received by late German vessels
from Bremen, and is for sale at ex-
tremely low prices by the Union
Feed Co.
Albert Ludloff has withdrawn the
prosecution against Liloa Kaaihue,
the young native girl whom he
caused to be arrested for the larceny
of gold watch and ring.
The S. S. Mariposa left the harbor
for the Colonies about 6 O'Clock
yesterday evening. The p. g. band,
which generally plays at the depart
ure of a foreign steamer, was miss
ing.
AS usual the Hawaiian National
Band drew large crowd to the
Hotel yesterday evening, and re-
warded the listeners with superior
music from their fne-toned instru-
ments.
A discussion of the American and
Hawaiian situations will be found
in the Hawaiian Hardware Co. S
column. The situation in your field
or household also canvassed will
probably interest many people
more, as the specialties mentioned
will prove sources of both pleasure
and economy to the buyers.
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wife and servant left for their home
at Samoa by the S. S. Mariposa yes
: terday evening. Mr.. Stevenson was
feeling much better than he had
been for some weeks.
The Japanese immigrants who
came by the japanese steamship
3 Mike Maru were released from
quarantine yesterday evening, anC
$ will be distributed among the differ
4 ent plantations by the steamers sail
ing the next few days.
One of the men working on thu
: Oahu Railway wharf had the mis-
fortune to have lump of coal fal
on his head from the upper work
OF the discharging plant Thursda,
t afternoon. Although he lost a goot
% deal OF blood from an ugly wound
he was working yesterday as if moth
} ing was the matter with him.
e A gang Of workmen commence,
A work at Brewers wharf this morn
ing for repairing that portion of tn
wharf which was demolished by tn
1T blasting operations the other day
n The dredger was brought aroun
l. this afternoon, and will probabl
: begin the work of dredging tn
debris lying at the bottom on Mon
day morning.
Harry Fox, the stowaway on tn
S. S. Mariposa who did the disar
m pearing act yesterday, was capture
by Detective Boyle last night ant
N locked up. This morning polio
IN officer escorted him on board tn
barkeatine S. n. Castle, and he
o. by this time miles at sea on his wa
-, to the Coast. Captain Haywar
was much discounted man yestel
IN day when he found that Fox ha
given him the slip.
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