The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-16


is delicious.
G. E. Boardman offers an upright
piano for sale.
All Nun and All Kwai were ar
rested this afternoon for smoking
opium.
T. III. Davies a. Co. have American |
and English bicycles on hand at re-
duced prices.
Nine passengers took passage by |
the steamer w. G. Hall this morn
ing for the Volcano.
A new cottage on corner Fort and |
School streets is to let. For part-
culars see advertisement.
From recent advices it is learned
that the Makaweli cane is yielding
the high return of 10 tons of sugar
per acre.
The Healani Boat Club will meet
on Thursday evening to appoint
delegates to meet the Myrtle repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. Oyster will be a passenger on
the Australia arriving tomorrow,
and will have his headquarters at
the Beaver Saloon.
For Hawaiian souvenir spoons,
kukui jewery, or boar's tusk brooches
try T. Lindsay, the Peoples Jeweler,
McInerny Block, Fort street.
The syren whistle of the U. s.
cruiser Boston woke the echoes this
morning. She blew it as the steamer
w. q. Hall was leaving for Hawaii.
Sam Manake, charged with muir
der, in connection with the Waialua
collision, will be given hearing in
the District Court tomorrow morn
ing.
One Chinese opium fend was sent
enccd to pay a fine of $50 in the
District Court to-day. John thought
it was too steep, and noted an APP
peal.
Two six-oared crews from the U.
S. S. warships Boston and Adams
had a race in the harbor yesterday
afternoon. The Adams crew won it
handily.
The Chinese and Japanese immi-
grants who arrived on the S. S.
Oceanic from Yokohama and Hong
kong were released from quarantine
yesterday.
Mrs. E. II. Hubbard and Miss Eva
Hubbard were passengers by the
barkentine S. n. Castle to-day from
San Francisco. They are relatives
of the Captain.
]. M. Monsarrat has ordered the
sale of a certain piece of land at Ka-
lihi under foreclosure Of mortgage.
j. f. Morgan will sell the land at
his salesroom at noon tomorrow.
j. f. Morgan will hold a sale of
certain land situated at Auwaioimu
tomorrow, at noon, at his salesroom,
by order of Bruce Cartwright, under
foreclosure of mortgage. Particulars
elsewhere.
Captain l.. p. Hubbard, Of the
barkentine 5. \. Castle, reports hay
ing sighted the Hawaiian bark r. p.
Rithet about five days ago on her
way to this port. She arrived late
this afternoon.
: All parties Interested in the dam
known as Palikea in the Nuuanu
stream will have to appear before
Mrs. Emma NJ. Nakuina tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, as Yam Kin
has made application for the adjudi,
cation of his rights.
5 On Saturday next, at Dowsett's
= coral on Queen street, JAS. +. Nor,
| gan will auction off large number
: Of fine mares and colts broken tc
saddle, and at the same time and
= place a cutunder carriage, horse and
| harness will be offered for sale.
w. f. Reynolds is acknowledged
!, to be the leading expert optician il
Honolulu. Anyone troubled with
9 weak or defective cyesight shoulc
| see the Proprietor of the Colder
a Rule Bazaar, who keeps the only full
f line of optical goods in Honolulu.
) The Scottish Thistle Club at thei
meeting last night settled the de
a tails of the forthcoming social to bC
=. given in the club hall on the even
= ing of Monday next, the 22d inst
y Tickets may be procured from Chic
! Thomas Lindsay, Fort street. On'
new member was admitted into tn,
ranks of the club
The BULLETIN Job Printing De
partment has supplied to the orde
n of Mr. Geo. Lycurgus, complete
e outfit of high-class stationery 70
l. the use of his numerous guests a
y the Sans Souci Seaside Hotel. Tn
IS letter paper, which is Of the bes
= quality obtainable, is especially nc
g ticeable from the artistic design a
IL the head printed in embossed gil
J. letters. The BULLETIN is the onl
.. place in town where work Of thi
l. beautiful descri ption can be turne
o out.
f. PUBLIC LANDS AND LEASES.
~ Sale at the Government Buildiu