The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-07


A mortgages notice Of foreclo-
sure appears in this issue.
The steamer Claudine will be due
tomorrow from Maui and Hawaii.
Don't forget the historical play at
the Opera House tomorrow even
ing.
The S. S. Peru will resume her
voyage to the Coast at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Four passengers went on the
steamer w. G. Hall this morning for
the Volcano.
The U. S. gunboat Adams had an
interesting boat drill in the harbor
this morning.
A concert by the Hawaiian band
is being given at the Queens Hos
pital this afternoon.
Mr.. A. Nj. Hewett is laid up with
la grippe, and not partial paralysis,
as previously reported.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
and do not purge, pam or grippe.
Sold by all druggists.
A reward of $50 is offered for the
conviction of the breakers of Moa-
nalua station doors and windows.
DR.. and Mrs. Henri McGrew and
child leave on tho S. S. Peru for q
short trip abroad for their health.
A. r. Atkinson, Inspector-G General
of Schools, left on the steamer w.
&. Hall this morning to inspect the
kona schools.
A boatboy the other day caught
three dozen fine big mullet with a
hook near the u. S. S. Boston. He
stayed there from early morning till
| after noon.
The Bishop of Panopolis has not
left for Maui as reported by two
journals. The reverend gentleman
was present at the closing exercises
of St. Louis College yesterday.
The Hawaii Baseball Association
has attended to the complaint of
several attending the baseball games,
and covered the entire front of the
baseball stand with wire netting.
Mr.. C. B. Dwight, lately discharged
by the Minister of Interior, from the
position of assistant road supervisor,
has been created luna for overseer-
ing the construction of sidewalks.
A recent arrival from the Coast
was stopped on Fort street by fell
low passenger and asked how he
was getting along. ooh, fne," he
replied, got position in the army
and 81 .25 already without doing any,
thing"
The furniture sale at the old Ar
lington dining rooms, which was to
have taken place this morning, ha:
been postponed until tomorrow
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, when Jas
+. Morgan will be prepared to give
his friends all the bargains they
want.
Forty tons, think of it, is thu
! weight of the merchandise to b'
r auctioned off by Jas. L. Morgan, OF
, Wednesday, July 18th. These art
new goods belonging to the assignee
, estate of McKevett q Co., Mel
bourne, and must be sold withou
reserve.
Paauki was sentenced to pay fin
of $500 a year ago for indulging il
che ia, and not having the ready
: he was imprisoned at hard labor
r Under provision of the Penal Cod
Paauki was released this morning, i
appearing to Foster and Carter, JJ
e that he has no property.
i, The Hawaiian Dramatic Co. had
r very successful rehearsal this morn
u ing, with Prof Berger and the OF
= chestra. There will be'a dozen ne'
songs presented in the course of tn
play at the Opera House MORO
evening. 1t will be performanc
we'll worthy of a full house.
A number of people who wante
J. to take passage on the S. S. Per
n this afternoon were asked at til
Custom House whether they ha
d paid their taxes, before passport
s. would be given them. DIR. NJ.
l. Miner, who had only been in tn
country a little over two month
e was told by Collector of Custom
A. Castle that he had to see the Ia
* Assessor before passport would
If given him.
Rev. O. p. Emerson left ON tt
le9 steamer w. G. Hall this mornin
"a for the scene of the church feud ;
e. Lahaina. Another meeting of IL
l. members of the Protestant churc
:, is to be held tomorrow, when a
IL other vote will be taken. If Re
D Pali's opponents carry the day al
. that reverend gentleman persist
l. refusing to surrender the churc
the congregation will carry the ma
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