The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-04

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the trade of their west
coast. By the starting of the Cana
dian Australian Steamship Line fac-
lities are afforded for trade with Ha-
waii, Fiji and the Australian Colo.
MES. To render the line successful
it should be encouraged by all the
countries interested. AS the Hawai-
ian Islands we're deeply interested
in the line, he hoped they would aid
it. T here was large opening in
Canada for sugar, fruits and other
products of these islands He re-
peated the advice formerly given
by him through an interview in the |
BULLETIN, with regard to the care
necessary to be observed in packing
fruits. Referring to the projected |
conference OF Australian and Cana
dian delegates in Canada, Mr.. Bowel
said one of the most important sub
jects to come before it was that of a
Pacific cable. He urged the Cham
Der to give careful consideration to
the question of aiding that enter
prise. Representatives of the Ha-
waiian Islands would be warmly
welcomed at the conference.
MIR. Theo. H. Davies remarked on
the fact that the color line for sugar
fixed by the Canadian Government
was IA Dutch standard.
Mr.. Bowel replied that the matter
of raising it to Is was under con
sideration by the Dominion Govern
ment
Mr.. Hoyle. member of the Legis-
lature of New South Wales, made
short speech, in which he urged as
sistance to the cable and the main
tenance of the steamship line.
A committee of three was appoint
ed to consider all the matters pre-
sented by Mr.. Bowell =.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Billy Emerson was passenger on
the S. S. Arawa.
This is the evening of the P B. &
l.. Associations monthly meeting.
The merry-go-round is to be run
every Thursday afternoon from 3
O'Clock for. children.
At the stated meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge this evening, officers will be
elected for the ensuing term.
The Women's Board of Missions
will meet at Central Union Church
at 2:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
There were fourteen arrests for
drunkenness by the police between
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
night.
According to the Japan papers
the japanese cruiser Naniwa is ex-
pected to make stay here of five
months.
The special police and the regular
force do not pull together. A patrol
man had "spat" with police cap
tain on Saturday night up the street.
Purser E. o. futile of the S. S.
Oceanic has kindly favored the
BULLETIN with late Japan papers,
for which this journal returns
thanks.
A dinner will be given by Japa-
nese residents to the commander
and officers of H. |. j NJ S. Naniwa
at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow
evening.
The Australia will sail at noon
Saturday. Through tickets for all
points in the United States may be
had of the agents, w. G.. Irwin &
Co., I'D.
General w. H. Dimond, P. c
Jones and Mr.. Weddig we're the onl )
passengers booked at 3 o'clock thi:
afternoon to leave on the S. S
Oceanic for San Francisco.
Officer Sam Stone and Clerk B. P
Fabian made raid on Chimes
shanty on Maunakea street on Satur
day night, and captured four opium
, fiends. They think they have gooe
case.
: James F. Morgan will hold al
. auction sale this evening, at his sales
: room in Queen street. Lace curtain
l and elegant rugs of all sizes will b
. among the chief lines. Bid earl
. and get good choice.
Hon. r. w. Irwin, Hawaiian Con
, sul-General to Japan, arrived on tn
y $. S. Oceanic this afternoon. FL
: was rowed over to the U. S. hagshi
:, Philadelphia, and was accompanied
! by his brother, Admiral Irwin.
j. Saturday evening the Opera Hous
t boards will be occupied by a CON
q pany of Spanish artists in gram
b trapeze and gymnastic performance
g The box plan will be open at l.. j
! Levey's on Wednesday morning
9 The postponed meeting of tn
# Planters Labor e. Supply Compan
:, did not take place this morning, hay
Q ing been put off day on account {
j. the arrival of the Oceanic, givin
y everybody lots of work for the Sa
n Francisco mail
# Seats for the first appearance {
:. the Misses Albu at the Opera Hous
Il can be reserved at l.. j. Levey's o
" Wednesday morning. The openin
~ concert will be on Thursday evenin.
# and will include the great duet frol
= the opera of Norma.
Mr. Notes oyster advertisement
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