The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-01

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Capt. Wichman, sailing master on
board the yacht Tolna, left that !
vessel yesterday.
BY the Mike Maru 81 Japanese,
whose labor contracts have expired,
for their native land.
Mr.. e. r. Hendry, manager of the }
Hawaiian Hardware CO., returned
from a business trip to Hawaii on
the steamer Kinau to-day.
Smell of opium fumes pervades the
atmosphere along the waterfront
this morning. Along the Oceanic
wharf the smell was pretty strong.
The Post Office despatched by the
S. S. Warrimoo for Vancouver, b. c.,
a mail consisting of 1924 letters and
1902 papers.
The mail from the Post Office for
theOrient by the S. S. Mike Maru
this afternoon comprised 1854 letters
and POI papers.
1t is expected that steamer to
replace the Miowera will put in an
appearance from Australia instead
OF British Columbia.
To-day being the Feast of all
Saints, special services were held in
the Roman Catholic Cathedral. St.
Louis College attended the services.
There is some talk of another en-
tertainment to be given at the Y.M.C.
A. hall complimentary to the officers
and men of the U. S. war vessels in
port.
The Dunscombe brothers left this
morning on the Canadian Austria
liam steamship Warrimoo for Van
couver, B. O., where they have rela-
tions.
The display of the Temple of
Fashion in this paper is only faint
hint of the display in that emporium
OF fresh goods at prices that astonish
the four hundred and one.
Several members of the Myrtle
Boat Club say that the challenge of
the Healani Boat Club will be con-
sidered at their next regular month
ly meeting Oh Wednesday next.
Messrs. Hustace g. Co. sell coal,
all kinds, in any quantity from a
bag to ton. They also sell char
coal, firewood and white and black
sand. Consult their card in this
paper.
The regu! lar monthly meeting of
the St. Andrews Church Associa ton
will be held in the St. Andrews
schoolroom at 1870 o'clock to. NOR
row evening. A literary and must
cal program will be rendered.
Sam Kaaumoana, second foreman
carpenter at the Kamehameha
Schools, does not wish to be con-
founded with another, S. Kaaumoa-
ma, who was arrested and fined So
for drunkenness in the District
Court on Monday.
Mr.. William Foster, OK District
Magistrate, has opened law office
at IL Kaahumanu street. His term
as police judge had not expired,
but, having important private affairs
to conduct, he chose to resign before
the end of the term.
A gang of workmen has been at
work within the past few days ele-
waiting the tramways track at the
lower end of Alakea street. That
portion of Alakea street will soon be
in the hands of the Road Supervisor,
hence the raising of the track to the
government grade.
w. NJ. Keough, cornet player in
the P. g. band, has caused the ar
rest of the notorious Jose Ferreira
for using threatening language
against him yesterday. Ferreira
vowed that the bandsman would
never see Frisco again and that he
would break his front teeth.
Adachi. japanese in the employ
of q. w. Macfarlane & Co, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on 4
charge of embezzlement within
three months past. 1t is alleged
that Adachi disposed of certain
liquors aud failed to return the mo.
ney, which is supposed to be quite
a respectable amount.
The Golden Rule Bazaar emulate.
the "early bird" for this years holi
day season. A mademoselle Of foul
asked this morning. is Kitmas to
mollow?" and little bird must hav,
carried the query to Mr.. Reynolds
for he is out with the first announce
ment of dolls for the thousand OK
pectant little play mammas.'
A Japanese laborer signed a con
tract with W. q. Irwin & Co. to worl
for three years on Hakalau planta
ton, Hawaii. After working TO
ten months the Jap deserted and
after being at large for fourteen
months, was apprehended by Detec
tive Toma yesterday, and will be re
turned on the next steamer.
Edmund Norrie, editor of tn
Holomua, pleaded not guilty in tn
District Court to-day, to charge O
'libel in the first degree on Thoma
w. Hebron, in Honolulu on Oct
9th" Counsel for The defense raise