The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

luteu the DlStrlCJ court calendar
this morning.
The S. S. Monowai is going to have
a new propeller, when it is expected
she will improve her record,
The remainder of the New South
Wales exhibit for the Worlds Fair
went through on the S. S. Mariposa
to-day.
The Daughters of Rebcliah invite
brother lodges and visiting brethren
to their installation of officers to-
evening.
The steamer Pele brought the
first consignment of sugar from the
Makaweli Plantation, Kauai 1t con
sisted of ll20 bags.
The drawing of the jury for the
First Circuit Court term, opening
on Monday, February &, will take
place on Saturday next.
1t is reported from the South that
the paymaster of H. B. NJ. S.
Nymphe has been court-martialed
on a charge of embezzlement.
The Minister of the Interior cor
daily invites the public to be present
at the propagation of the Legislature
by the Queen at II noon on Satur-
day,
The S. S. Mariposa arrived about
$3.50 last evening from the Colonies
on her way to San Francisco. Pursel
Smith reported an uneventful pas
sage.
The receivers sale of the stock-in.
trade of G. f. Williams, furniture
dealer, was declared off. on account
of the purchase of the stock by II
H. Williams on private terms.
The through passengers by tn,
steamers Oceanic and Mariposa en-
joyed the concert at the Hotel. TIL,
band began playing early for the
benefit OF the Oceanic's passengers
The officers and brothers of tn,
Captain Cook Lodge, Sons of st
George, desire to thank the ladie.
who so kindly helped to make thei
last social and dance a complete sue
cess.
Out of seven criminal cases triet
in the Circuit Court at Hilo, bcGor
the mail left, there was only on,
conviction. The trial of the Cost
couple for murder was to como W
on Monday.
The Post Office despatched a mai
of 2il3 letters and 1874 prints b.
the Mariposa for San Francisco.
mail of 63l4 letters and 261 paper
was sent last night by the ocean,
for the Orient.
A second paper from Paris, con
tanning an article signed by "Flcury,
complimentary to the Hawaiian
Ministry voted out to-day. has bee
received. Mr.. Fleury seems to TAX
a great interest in Hawaii.
Jno. Dyer was passenger by tn
Mariposa to-day. DR.. j. W. White
was also a passenger. The latte
gentleman goes to take charge {
the office in San Francisco mad
vacant by the death of his nephew
Captain Nottage arrived by the 5
S. Mariposa yesterday evening on
visit to the islands. He is the owne
of the racing yacht Deerhount
which is credited with having wo
siXty-two cups, besides other prize
At the annual meeting of tn
Catholic Ladies' Benevolent Societ
held Jan. II, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing yea
Mrs. j. f. Bowler, Presidents; Mrs. .
w. Mcdonald, Vice-President; Nj:
Anna Perry, Secretary; Mrs. Cove
Treasurer.
A photograph of the dwarf cocoi
nut tree is on exhibition in the stol
of HI. E. Mcintyre u Bro. Nu
from this species of rare plants wei
received by the S. S. Mariposa We
terday, and are offered for sale J.
H. E. Mcintyre d Bro.
Chief Justice Judd to-day declil
ed to grant a petition for separation
pending before him for some tim
by a native woman named Mele X
miki against her husband. j.
Kahookano represented the pet
toner, and j. NJ. Poepoe her spous
Mr.. Sydney Clementson of Bostc
and wife were through passenge
on the S. S. Mariposa to day Bot
passed through here on the san
steamer few tri ps ago. Mr.. CT
mentson has established agencies
the Colonies for the purchase al
expectation of Australian wool
America.
The schooner Aloha arrived De
%, twenty-nine days from Honol'. i
The trip was a miserable one ON 4
, count of bad weather and the sic
ness of Captain Dabel. During t
whole voyage he was hardly able
walk, but managed to see what W
going on and give his orders for t
vessels safety,-S. +. cal.
, Mrs. II. Hudson, wife of Mr.. HUI
son, General Superintendent Of /
New South Wales Exhibit, is Il pr
scnger on the Mariposa. Mrs, Hu
Il e.,