The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-11

Scottish Thistle Club this evening,
An ancient Portuguese coin was
unearthed on Merchant street near
Levers e. Cookies lumber yard on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Wilhelm wish
to return thanks to their friends for
the kindness shown during their
late bereavement.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder and
bark Ceylon are twelve and eleven
days out respectively from San Fran
cisco for this port.
Since noting the calendar of it's
rival, we have received an equally
gorgeous calendar for 1894 from t he
Hawaiian Chinese News.
The Makiki pumping plant start
ed again on Saturday morning, after
being repaired. The foundation
has been entirely rebuilt.
There we're no dismissals of Gov
ernment employees to-day. This
may be owing to President Dole's
confinement to his house on account
of illness.
The twelve police specials in the
rear of the Deputy Marshals Office
are not supplied with gallon OF
wine as was stated, but are regaled
with coffee and crackers.
Reserved seats for the second en-,
tertainment by the Misses Albu are
selling like hot cakes. The box plan
is now open for the farewell concert
on Saturday evening as we'll.
j. w. Smith, teacher at Waiawa
Eva, has been appointed manager
Of the Pearl City Fruit CO., in place
of MIR. Mclean, who has started 4
pineapple plantation Of his own.
Ikeola and T. jackson, two lads
who were arrested at the merry go
round on Saturday night for atfray
were reprimanded by Judge Rob
ertson this morning and sent adrift
A jar of beans is exhibited in N
S. Sachs window. There will be ;
big crowd slooking at it after this
issue of the BULLETIN gets around
Just think OF silver tea service fol
Q 80 .------
G. B. Dwight Of the Road Boaro
is engaged i'll laying Hawaiian
stone curbings along the sidewalk
for proprietors who are observing
the law of 1892 for the improve
ment OF sidewalks.
The hold of the S. S. Australi;
was thoroughly overhauled by Gus
toms officers prior to her departure
on Saturday. This was owing to
report that a quantity OF opium hat
been landed the previous night.
r.o .-,...:, .-.o l.
ane eyH;nas.ic eyl;at perlorma"tG LORNA y
opanisn Ssa ai.ls's d. !he Opera Li'' Iious II,
on tan5ad datu'"T{ * eNen,s tts was i,oU.iS a.
vonoou. ne 1n.e aiiiniene v,M ma' az
there were some very tedious acts.
H., T.--- H. ,,.
rrea' q. turner, the h.au sale '
l'an az ,:L, LeMis -" 70 i: >, has alra'se :,
NE uispiay VI no,uay s4GS.s' II
cl'l''hB large assortment ~ 9i ient ~
e. GU Eeii 20 inan pos' ,s ~; 10 ~
nnes' io' ever llnPorteo 10 'n's GU.
The Hawaiian bark Mauna Al;
, with a cargo of .hay and grain fe
the California Feed Co., is % da,
; out from San Francisco. Althoug
this il a long passage. there is n
/ need to feel ANXIOUS about the We
Q sol as yet
Iarge oongraga,;ons of Port,
: y,asa asssmhIad vastardav at II
y Sathol;c Cathedral IN hear r.
Alarandra d de Camnos the mi
. s;onaru latalv arr; ved + . that matio,
. al;tv His a3onuence ia Of a simp
and d;ract kind which makes Il ve,
nowarfnI Encouraoed hy his r
3, rant;on from tha neonle, Father
!, Camnos will l;kalv nrolony his mi
T. sion fo tha ;slandS
----.---a
of his whole Molokai property
= the Kamehameha Schools, found'
q by the will of his lamented vii
d Princess Bernice Pauah Bisho
I. The estate comprises $50 squa
miles or $4,000 acres, we'll stock
It with horses, cattle, sheep and de,
o Mr.. Bishop has at the same tin
r, donated S2O,0OO to the building ful
of the girls school projected in I