The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-27

AND GENERAL NEWS.
The full Supreme Court is sitting
to-day.
Thrum's Hawaiian Annual for
1894 is out.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
clear, wind light east.
The finder of bunch of keys will
please return it to the BULLETIN
Office.
All members of Mystic Lodge, X.
of p, are asked to attend to-night's
meeting.
Her Majesty's Cabinet met the
Queen at Washington Place this
forenoon.
Joe Correa, in a card elsewhere,
offers his services in stone and
cement work, etc.
See the list of good things to eat
got by the Metropolitan Meat Com
pany by S. S. Arawa.
The P. G.. bands concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel yesterday evening
was largely attended.
Purser Row of the S. S. Arawa,
will please accept the thanks of the
BNLLETIN for news favors.
Hawaiian Lodge, F. g. A. NJ, will
meet at the Temple this evening, for
the installation Of officers.
DR.. G. T. Rodgers is no longer the
p. G.. army surgeon, having been re-
placed by Dr. G. B. Cooper
1t was an error to say thai Co. A
was to give the ball Saturday even
ing. Prof. Berger has the event in
hand.
The Misses Albu, assisted by local
talent, will give a concert at Hawai-
ahao Church tomorrow evening.
Don't miss it.
Rev. H. H. Governs wife and child
arrived by the Arawa for visit and
are the guests of the Anglican
Sisters at st. Andrews Priory.
Captain Stott and wife arrived on
the S. S. Arawa this morning from
Voncouver, B. c. The captain will
take command Of the S. S. Miowera.
The old sternpost belonging to
! the Miowera was taken from the
Fishmarket wharf this morning to
the foundry. 1t will be used as
scrap iron.
Tomorrow the bean-guessing con-
test will close. All guessing papers
must be sent in before p. m. to N
S. Sachs. The nearest guess will win
silver tea service.
The S. S. Arawa resumes her voy.
age to the Colonies at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. The Arawa experienced
heavy stormy weather all the way
down, with plenty of rain.
Mrs. w. G. Smith and family left
on the barkentine Irmgard this
morning for the Coast. Mr.. Smith
editor of the Star, accompanied
them to sea, returning on the pilot
boat.
A young lad named Kolomon;
was held for investigation this morn
ing by Detective Larsen for tn,
committal of the burglary on Punch
bowl street in a Chinese store re
ported yesterday.
The custom house building is be
ing made the habitat of spies.
large number of them are said tt
sleep at night in the building, fo
the purpose of watching the move
ments Of the warships.
During the concert to be givel
tomorrow (Thursday) evening b,
the Misses Albu, Miss Julie ALB
will sing "Aloha Oe," and Miss Ros
Albu will give "Like no Like. MI
Charles Booth will sing two solos.
Jas. L. Mclean petitions for pro
bate Of the will Of the late Rober
Gray, which leaves all to the widoy
excepting gold watch and chair
. which are left to Robert Christi
Mclean. The estate consists of
: shares l. ]. S. N. Co.'S stock value,
, at $1,000, besides which there is
! life policy in the Mutual in favor q
, the widow.
A huge piece of timber, measurin
. about 40 feet in length and 80 inche
| in diameter, and weighing abou
, three tons, was lowered from tn
deck of the schooner Alice Cook
this morning to the wharf at th
foot of Fort street. The timber wi
be used in making new bowspri
for the steamer G. r. Bishop.
An interesting drill was had
!; the harbor this morning. Th
! ! Naniwa's boats, armed with canno,
went cruising about the harbo
5 signals directing their movement,
:. being made from the ship by con
bination of stick signals and flag
y The drill was watched from shoI
y with great interest by many peopl
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