The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29

AND GENERAL NEWS.
Four Postal Savings Bank books
are advertised as lost.
Something new in the engine line
is for sale by II. Cation,
Light, airy, furnished rooms to
let in Kukui street. Apply BULLETIN
office.
Annual meeting of st. Andrews
Church Association at 7:3O this
evening.
Councillor Suhr was Just in time
this afternoon to catch the execu-
tive session.
The S. S. Mariposa took 73S letters
and 24S papers from the Post Office
to-day for the Coast.
A Chinese opium fend was sent
enced to pay fine of $50 this morn
ing by Judge Carter.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell at auc-
ton cedar shiugles at his salesroom,
at II noon tomorrow.
A field piece with u squad Of men
guards the veranda off the Council
Chamber in the Palace.
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v Carreiro, barber, has removed
from King street to Hotel street
opposite the shooting gallery.
j. l. Aveliar has been elected secre-
OF the Portuguese Mutual Benefit
Society, in place of j. Nj. Vivas.
The barkentine Hilo is timed to
sail at 2 o'clock tomorrow in place
of o'clock as advertised before.
Tomorrow Triday) at 10 o'clock,
JAS. F. Morgan will auction off a
fine lot of furniture including a
Mathusek piano.
The c. g. a. S. S. Warrimoo, due
Saturday, will have consignment
of 70 Australian horses, to test the
Canadian market.
Mrs. Nichols new restaurant open
cd to-day, and was literally patron
lied. Everything was as neat as fair
hands could make them.
A cartridge was exploded on the
rail by tramcar near DR.. McKib-
bins on Beretania street at $3.50
o'clock Yesterday evening.
V. Carreiro is first class wielder
of the razor. He is to be found at
his parlor on Hotel street, where he
pays particular attention to ladies
and children's hair cutting.
Passengers by the Mariposa are to
have a splendid 4th of July dinner
The bill of fare comprises all the
delicacies of the season, roast turkey
with cranberry sauce being the
piece de resistance.
The following foreign mails were
despatched by the Post Office yes
terday: BY S. S. Mike Maru for the
Orient, 6S4 letters and Is papers; by
S. S. Belgic for the Coast, 2OS4 letter:
and 797 papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Rosa thi.
afternoon celebrate the first nata
anniversary of their irst-born, by j.;
luau at their residence on Punch
bowl street. Many friends have con
tributed good things to the feast
which will be in the best style.
Detective Marmont's royalist sig
nal is the cause of many heart,
laughs to-day. 1t was pity tina
the detectives Gown intelligence" die
not serve him better in his spy Oh
the Cummins' premises, when h
mistook the tramping of horses il
the stables for mon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hama
keola Leleo Kinimaka yesterda
afternoon was largely attended. !
number Of societies, of which dc
ceased was a member, turned out a
tho obseGuics. The interment wa
at the Kawaiahao cemetery, wher
her husband was buried.
One of the Samoan passengers o
the S. S. Mariposa was asked by
BULLETIN representative yesterda
how affairs were in Samoa. Til
man replied that when the steame
left war had not been declared, bu
everything was in readiness. g
think war last week." he said.
The Hawaiian Dramatic Compan
are holding nightly rehearsals {
their new historical play to be pr
sented on Saturday evening at til
Opera House. The members of til
company nave improved greatly an
a pleasant evenings entartainmer
may be expected. The play will |
instructive in that it is based @
Hawaiian history.
Mr.. n. S. Sachs, who left on I'll
last Australia for a pleasure tri
combined with business, is dete
mined to keep trade lively; durir
his absence, he will offer speci
bargains; every week will bring fort
new bargains; and ladies, as well
gentlemen, will profit by watchir
his new announcements each wee
as the prices will be for that we,