The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day.
There was a Cabinet meeting this
forenoon.
The P. g. band will play at the
football match tomorrow afternoon.
The Philadelphia and Myrtle base
ball teams will not play tomorrow.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell Fraser
river salt salmon at noou of Friday.
Fresh salmon and halibut for
Thanksgiving at metropolitan Meat
Market.
See advertisement of E. A. Jacob
son for coming holiday treasures by
the Australia.
l.. j. Levey will sell the household
furniture of G. w. Muller at Emma
street on Friday at 10 a. IN.
The Catholic Benevolent Society
will hold meeting at the Convent
Friday, Dec. l, at 3 o'clock.
A detachment of the Hawaiian
National band will play at the
merry-go-round tomorrow evening.
The four rooms on the ground
floor Of the Masonic Temple are to
let, application to be made to w. f.
Allen.
A native named Keawe was fined
S5 to-day by Judge Robertson for
maintaining and conducting che
ia game.
Stamp collectors and parents and
friends of young people in that line
should read "Philatelists Attention"
in this issue,
The men of the U. S. Flagship
Philadelphia will give grand min
strel entertainment on board the
cruiser tomorrow evening.
Bid. for repairing the house dam
aged by fire at g Union street will
be received by Bruce and A. j. Cart
wright until Monday noon.
Persons who have those handy
covers for memo books, furnished by
the Union Feed Co., can have insides
for them at that corporations Office.
The Honolulu Iron Works will be
closed this afternoon in order to
allow the employees to attend the
funeral of the late Mr.. John Cliff
Ian.
The Government offices will close
early tomorrow in observance of
Thanksgiving day. Being payday
the Finance Office will be open all
day.
There is every probability of ano-
ther minstrel entertainment being
given by the Honolulu Amateur
Minstrels. One of the endmen in.
tends leaving for Hilo next Tuesday
The continuation Of the coroner's
inquest on the death of Frederika
Renken has again been postponed
until Saturday owing to the absence
of two OF the jurors on island
steamers.
The MAXWELL plantation did not
start in grinding on Monday last
but it is expected the mill viii
be ready on Saturday next. Tw,
Aanges will be taken up on the Pei.
this afternoon for the mill.
The Portuguese boy, Manuel Sill
va, at E. O. Hall & Sons, delivered
10 Winchester rifles and ammuni
. tion to 10 different houses on Punch
bowl street from the Portuguese bak
cry toward the Mormon church ant
down Emma street, and will deliye
more tonight.
An elaborate menu has been pre-
pared for the Thanksgiving Dime
at the Hawaiian Hotel, beginning a
$50 tomorrow evening. The che
has outdone himself in the variet
of home and foreign delicacies, wit
stuffed roast turkey and cranberr
sauce in the middle.
Halulu, character we'll known t
e the police, was convicted in the Dis
trict Court to-day of the larceny G
$3.50 the property of a Chimes
woman at Pawaa, and sentenced
pay fine of IS and be imprisone
at hard labor for six months. Th
robbery was committed on Sept. 2
r. M. S. Arawa is advertised t
: leave here for Victoria and Vance,
Z yer on or about Friday mex
= Through tickets by way of the G.
r. to all points in the United State
Il and Europe, with all needed info
t nation regarding freight or pa
I sage, can be had of Theo. H. Davi,
q Co., agents.
}, A native named Solomon Apr,
l. priated horse which was standin
near the Empire Saloon last nigl
r and rode out to Palama. Lipine,
l. tram car driver, saw him and jumpe
a off to catch the horse. Solomc
J. made leap from the animals bat
and landed in a taropatch. He WI
II caught and brought to the Static
J. covered with mud. The owner