The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Are you going to the holiday sale
at Morgan's this evening2
Diamond Head, IL m.--Weather
thick, wind light northeast.
The 2. G. band plays at Thomas
Square at 4:l5 this afternoon.
The steamer Pele brought one
leper and his wife from Koloa,
Kauai, this morning.
Hollister e. Co. have many novel
ties in holiday presents. Kodaks
for instance are hard to beat.
DR.. Geo. ii. Huddy, d. D. S., has
removed his Office from King street
to Beretania street, near Emma.
q. Akima has just received a fine
line of fashionable tweeds, serges,
etc., which are for sale at bed rock
prices.
Another instalment of "Cedarville
Sketches" written by Ralph Turner
for the BULLETIN, will be found in
this issue.
The Japanese and Chinese immi-
grants who arrived on the S. S.
Oceanic we're released from quarau-
tine this morning.
Nan -Yu-Shosha are in receipt of
choice novelties in japanese goods
suitable for Xmas and New Years
trade Look them up.
About 13O seats we're reserved
yesterday at l.. j. Levey's Office for
the ballad concert of the Misses
Albu Thursday evening.
Two young lads were reprimanded
and discharged by Judge Robertson
in the District Court to-day for
playing "hokey" from school.
The yacht Tolna has not arrived
at Hilo as yet, according to news by
the steamer w. G.. Hail. She has
probably gone right on to the South
Seas.
Don't forget the athletic enter
tainment by the Spanish artists at
the Opera House this evening. The
Hawaiian National baud will be- in
attendance.
The Makaweli mill started up
grinding at $50 o'clock Thursday
morning. Everything was working
satisfactorily when the Pele left on
Friday morning.
The Australia's mail consisted of
gill letters and 1886 papers. This
is large, considering that it is not a
week since last mail was despatched
from the Post Office.
The Planets and Myrtles play
baseball on the League ground this
afternoon. The games have been st
close and interesting lately that they
! should be patronized.
Purser Green of the Mokolii said
that very heavy rain fell at Awalua
; on the island of Lanai, yesterday
"Pve never seen such heavy rain OF
the island before" said the purser
Large breakers were encountered
by the freight boats of the steame
Kaala at Keawanui, on this island
t yesterday. A boat returning shore
ward was swamped, but fortunatel,
without doing any damage.
, Kanamu, native woman, wa
/ convicted in the District Court to
. day for selling liquor without ;
! license on Nov. 26, and sentenced t,
pay a fine of 500. G. w. Ashford
0 noted an appeal for the defense.
8 The Honolulu Chinese Times i
= first in the field with local calen
dar for 1894. 1t is a gorgeou
= symphony in red and blue litho
e graphy, the only English in it ben;
u directory of the Times patrons.
. The phonograph in the Arlingto
Q parlor on Hotel street was Iargel
y attended to-day Mr.. Stoeckle ha
" kindly consented to set aside certai
IS dates for Juveniles. 1t is indeed
J. pleasure to listen to this wonderfl
3. machine.
- In addition to the goods alread
- duVeTJlseu W DS SOlu JnlS evening
n auction by Jas. F. Morgan, ther
~ will also be offered large assor
. ment of Japanese silk goods, COZ
.. sisting of silk shawls, ladies' hant
81 kerchiefs, sashes and Japanes
~ crepes, etc.
re- Jas. F. Morgan will hold an g,
=; tensive sale this evening. The pa
NJ tial list Of goods in this paper COZ
veys some idea of the Variety to |
offered. A glance into Mr.. Morgan
salesroom reveals splendid ARA
=. Of staple and fancy articles, music
= instruments, rugs, etc.
is Maud, the four-year-old daught
IN of Mr.. Fred. Wilhelm, met with {
H. accident which resulted in her dea,
yesterday evening. She was swim
ing in the yard when she fell on h
no head, causing concussion of Il
.di brain The funeral took plare Al