The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-22

Mr.. Theo. H. Davies and son re-
turned to town from Kohala by the
Kinau.
Battalion drill at Z o'clock to-
night on Palace Square, weather
permitting.
A notice regarding the public
school Christmas holidays appears
elsewhere.
A new sidewalk is being laid down
on Punchbowl street, between King
and Queen streets.
The Count and Countess Festetics
de Tolna gave an "at home" on the |
yacht this morning.
There's show for the local cricket
players now to get up match with
the Champions men.
The men on H. M. S. Champion
are nearly all the same as when the
warship was here last year.
The Alameda's passengers who
were in quarantine on account of
measles, were liberated this noon.
Youngsters diving for coin near
the bow of the U. S. S. Philadelphia
is almost an every day occurrence.
The Philadelphia baseball team
has challenged the Myrtle baseball
team to game on Thanksgiving
Day.
Soft soap in quantities to suit, for
sale by The Honolulu Soap Work
Co. NJ. w. McChesney u Sons,
agents.
The minstrel show will take place
Saturday evening next. Seats on
sale at Levey's on Friday morning
at . o'clock.
E. B. Giffard, who met with an
accident at Kohala, Hawaii, return
ed to town this morning. He has
recovered from his injuries.
Captain Eustace Rookie, of H. B.
M. S. Champion, is accompanied by
his son, Midshipman Geo. A. Rookie,
in the capacity of aide-de-camp.
One hundred and seventy tins of
opium we're taken from the Police
Station strong room to be stored in
the Custom House this afternoon.
Two police officers are stationed
night and day guarding the Queen.
one at the front aud the other at the
rear entrance to Washington Place.
The Post Office despatched by the
brigantine w. G.. Irwin to-day for
the Coast "a letters and II papers.
There were no registered letters in
cluded in the mail.
A large quantity Of opium was
landed from the S. S. Australia on
her last trip. The fifty tins cap
tured in hackman Jack Neill's pos
, session was part of the dope pu,
ashore.
Chinese are thronging the Chinese
bureau of the Foreign Office, in thu
Judiciary building, for return per
mits to leave by the S. S. China, du'
. Monday next from San Francisco
= for Hongkong.
!; Yesterday the p. G. guards chang
\ ed their cooking and eating quarter
n from the basement of the Executive
building to the former Palace cleo
8 trio light station, as this paper pre-
: viously reported they were going t.
o do.
a The funeral of Butler, bluejacke
- on H. B. M. S. Champion who die
this morning from injuries sustaine
through an accident to his legs
! takes place at o'clock this after
. noon. He will be buried with nav;
honOrs.
81 William Wilson, who was latel
ID discharged from prison, having ser,
ed term of six months for larcen
n, of twenty seven watches, was agai
arrested yesterday for purloining
= bottle of beer, the property of
Klemme.
Yesterdays Holomua came o,
IS with blank spaces and an explain
NJ ton that couple of galleys
!" editorial and local matter had bee
= knocked into "pi" Whether lib
suit was lost in the wreck may on
be guessed at.
~ Kakalia and Kakaio, we're arrests
on Sunday for obstructing poll
:, officers Baker and Paia while in Il
" discharge of their duty. The char
n was mol. pros'd this morning, al
. the men sentenced to pay fine
II" IS each for drunkenness.
" Captain Campbell denied that
m was Informed by steward Aki of t
Mikahala that he was going to "fn
All the police" The ruse by which A
an led detective Marmont a wild goo
chase after opium yesterday caus
IAN great amusement on the water fro
eh A man named Breslin, who b
been sleeping in the lumber var
on the city front, was given O
month at hard labor this morni
t / by Judge Robertson for vagran'
an Breslin has been arrested seve
times, and he will revel on z.
'"e grub the next thirty days, thi
Jug he most likely appreciates.
Iua Thare is on exhibition i'm Epan