The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-12-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

AND GENERAL NEWS.
L. j. Levey has an oil painting by
the late Jules Tavernier for sale.
Five passengers by the Kinau this
afternoon we're booked for the
Volcano.
Hon. A. S. Willis, U. S. Minister
Resident, officially visited II. B. NJ,
S. Champion yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. Metcalfe intend |
leaving on the S. S. Australia on
Saturday next for the Coast.
For novelties in holiday goods
call and see the Ceylon goods Of w.
], Sadris, 1866 Nuuanu street
The p. G. band gave its usual
weekly morning concert on the Ex-
ecutive building grounds this morn
ing.
Commander Whiting, U. S. n, and
Miss G. p. Along will be married in
the Central Union Church this even
ing.
S. Kubey Il Co., the enterprising
cigarette manufacturers, make a
liberal offer to their patrons in this
issue.
The P. g. band will give a concert
at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow
evening at s:lb, and there will be
hop after the concert.
The schooner Vine sailed from
San Francisco Nov. % for Samoa via
Honolulu. She will enter this port
if everything is favorable.
The mail from the Post Office for
the Coast to day on the Oceanic
consisted of 637O letters aud 1852
papers. The Arawa carried mail
yesterday.
Seven members of the bar, two
court interpreters, three policemen
and stenographer went by the
Kinau this afternoon to attend the
| jury term at Lahaina.
The Hawaiian National band will
play during the dinner given by
Japanese residents to the officers of
H. l. j. M. S. Naniwa at the Hawai-
ian Hotel this evening.
Members of the Hawaiian Sports
mems Association purchased num-
Der of game birds on the S. S.
Oceanic to-day for the purpose of
letting them loose in the country.
Mr.. Theo. H. Davies and son were
passengers by the Kinau for wind
ward this afternoon. MIR. G. S
Kynnersley, wife, maid and child
also returned to their home at Ko-
hala. Hawaii.
The Misses Aibu, the English vo.
calists, held rehearsal in the Opera
House yesterday afternoon. Owing
to the great demand for tickets. the
box plan has been opened day
ahead of advertised time. n
While the steamship Oceanic wa:
swinging her bow seward this
noon blade of her propeller came
in contact with one Of the 2. M. S
S. wharf piles, which resulted in the
piles being broken in two.
Detective Toma arrested a Japa
nese deserter from Spreckelsvill
: plantation in town this mornin.
after the latter had been MIN
. months at large. He will be return
ed to Maui on the Claudine thi
evening.
A native pleaded guilty in tn
ing che ia and was fined $40. Captain
: Andrews says there is no use KEEP
ing awake nights to collar che
fiends if they are going to be let o
SO easily.
A letter addressed to Cyril {
Smith, Kukuihaele, was picked u
a on the street and mailed from th
! BULLETIN Office, as the writer of
o probably intended to send it by tn
Q Kinau and there was not time
g advertise it.
. All See, the Chinese steward {
l. the steamer Mikahala, who was a
h rested on that steamer with twent,
!. seven tins of opium by Captai
It Parker, pleaded guilty before Jude
n Robertson. Sentence was suspende
a until Tuesday next.
u This months Anglican Churo
=, Chronicle begins the twelfth year
) that periodicals existence. 1t los
es none of it's interest with increasil
q years and its editor, Rev. A. Mack
) tosh, is to be congratulated on
continued prosperity.
st The crew on the S. S. Ocean
O. which left at noon to-day made
a. goodly sum while that steamer W
n lying in port selling Manila ciga
10 at fifty cents for fifty. A duty
At fifty cents was collected at the ga
10 by Customs Officer Cook
ar A drunken native named Emo
: got into hack at noon to-day, VIII
n the owner was absent, and 70
De about town, finally being halted
ra Maunakea street. Part of the h;
lv ness was gone. The owner caus
as his arrest at 3 o'clock for malicio
he injury.
i'll The o. a. O. S. S. Oceanic sail
to shortly after noon to-day for S