The Daily bulletin., 1893-11-09

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There was no session of the Board
of Health yesterday afternoon. 4
The P. G.. band is playing at the
Queens Hospital this afternoon.
Mr.. w. H. Cornwell intends going
to Maui by the w. q. Hall to-mor-
row.
The mail by the S. S. Australia
will close at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
President Dole returned the call
Of United States Minister Willis
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Rowland will hold
special meeting by request at the
Arion Hall this evening,
The Salvation Army are again
holding the fort at the corner of
Nuuanu and Queen streets.
A cement sidewalk is being laid
on the Merchant street side of j.
Emmeluth Il Co.'s store, a much
needed improvement.
A beautiful assortment of high
class novelties in Japanese goods
may be inspected at the "Dai Nip
pom" store on Hotel street.
A Chinese opium fend was
brought to the Police Station this
morning with full smoking outfit.
He was charged with opium in pos
session.
On Monday, Nov. 18th, j. F. Nor
gan will sell under foreclosure of
mortgage, two pieces of land situ-
ated in this city. Particulars are
given elsewhere.
Mr.. John Soper, son of Col. Soper,
has been confirmed as consul's clerk
at the Hawaiian Consulate General
in San Francisco. He will leave for
his post by the Australia on Satur-
day.
j. S. Kalakiela, until lately clerk
in the Attorney Generals office, has
been commissioned sheriff of Waia-
lua, vice j. Amara, resigned. Kala-
kiela secured the necessary bonds
this afternoon.
In this issue appears the verdict
of the Honolulu Iron Works in re-
gard to the wire sold by the Hawai-
ian Hardware Co. A few strands of
this kind of wire would be strong
enough to haul off the Miowera.
j. Emmeluth & Co. will have a
new brick building built on the lot
adjoining the Way building, now
occupied by Levers u Cooke, and in
about a year will move into it. They
have secured thirty years lease OF
the premises.
H. G.. Harden was examined at the
U. S. Consulate yesterday as to his
capability OF going as second officer
on the American yacht Tolna. Hav-
ing passed the necessary examina,
ton, Harden says he will, if nothing
intervenes, leave on that schooner.
Merry -go-rounds have usually beer
on off nights haunt of vagrant and
suspicious characters, but the one
on the corner of Hotel and Bethe
streets is so efficiently and vigilantly
watched by Mr.. Hastings that moth
ing of that kind is permitted which
is greatly to his credit
The P. G.. band will give a string
band orchestral concert at the Ha
waiian Hotel, Friday evening, al
1880, weather permitting. There viii
be dance after the concert, in the
parlor and lanai, given in honor O
the outgoing guests of the hotel BY
the S. S. Australia.
The sale of the King street merry
go-round this noon was sparsely at
tended. Messrs. A. Herbert and Z
: Klemme were the only bidders, ant
: the merry-go-round was knocked
.. down to the last named gentleman
for $50. Mr.. Armitage welded tn
5 hammer in place of Mr.. j. f. Nor
; gan.
The next news from the Coast
seven days later than last steamer
will probably be by the barkentin
Irmgard, leaving San Francisco O
the 4th inst. She may be expecte
about the 18th, six days before mex
steamer, and her news will includ
the disposition of the silver que.
. ton.
Tomorrow, Friday, at 10 o'clocl
J. F. Morgan, will endeavor t
satisfy a variety of people. To bt
gin with, he will start in and sell o
a fine lot of dry goods, and there
g after give the stamp fiends chance
9 finally winding up by auctioning O
n some choice samples of brandy an
n champagne.
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