The Daily bulletin., 1893-11-14

officer Sheahap, stationed at the
boat landing, has taken "vaca-
ton"
Rev. Bishop Willis was a passen-
ger by the Kinau this afternoon for
Lahaina.
The r.. NJ. S. S. Alameda will be
along from the Colonies tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. Theo. H. Davies and son took
passage by the Kinau this afternoon
for Mahukona.
A notice to the creditors of John
Gruenwald, storekeeper, Hama, APP
pears in this issue.
Court Canoes No. S1lO, A. o. F.,
meets this evening. A full atten-
dance is requested.
The Annexation Club executive is
holding meetings with closed doors
at their hall over Fishefs block.
The annual meeting of the Union
Feed Co. will be held at the com
pany's office at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Hook e. Ladder Co. will meet
this evening at their hall for the
purpose of securing another "divy."
Fine weather.
Chinese are Aocking to the Gus
tom House to secure passports for
the Flowery Kingdom on the S. S.
China due here on the 9th inst.
Ex-poliee captain Harry Juen, ex-
detective Mcdonald and several
others Of the P. G. discards are said
to be leading lights of the American
league.
Mr.. T. P. SEVERN and his assist
ant, Chas. McCandless, sailed by the
Kinau this afternoon. They intend
to open new photograph gallery
at Hilo.
A telephone message from the
other side of the island about noon
to-day imparts the information that
it is raining cats and dogs" at Wal
manalo, kailua and Heeia, Koolau-
poko.
The Opera House was being clean.
ed up yesterday of the litter made
in wiring the building for the elec-
trio light that is to be employed fol
illumination whenever the new sta
ton is ready.
Mr.. Thos. Farrer, lately in the em
! -. L. |,
secured part of Chris. Gertz's store
on Fort street and will commence
business on his own account as ;
matchmaker, etc.
In case the S. S. Alameda arrives
tomorrow and stays in port owe
evening the p. &. band will give
concert at the Hawaiian Hotel to
morrow evening at S:l5.
l.. j. Levey will hold the sale of
house and lot situated at the corne
of Metcalf and Rocky Hill streets
Manoa, tomorrow noon at his sales
room. A good chance to secure
homestead in healthy locality.
Lee Sing alias All Sing was arrest
ed this morning by Detective La
sen and charged with vagrancy
The Mongolian is suspected of hay
ing committed the recent robberie
on the Waller premises at Kalihi.
In the District Court yesterda
afternoon police officer Kauahi re
ceived Judgment of $40 from A
) Chung, his Chinese landlord, fC
, mailing up his room for nonpaymer
; of 50 rent. The officer sued for $1O'
An appeal has been filed.
) Sylvano de Nobriga was foun
/ guilty in the District Court to-da
t of assault and battery on Manu'
!, Pestana on the Nuuanu road yeste
{ day and sentenced to pay fine {
$l5. The dispute which led to til
: assault was over money owing
Nobriga.
}, The cricket season has been clio
ed. Next one will be determined
the annual meeting of the club
J. January. 1t is hoped the club wi
have ground of its own next Sc
n son. Any members wanting to pra
= tise in the meantime can do SO, an
the club can be called together t,
N match with warship's team al
time.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson, the experience
~ overseer, has left Pepeekeo plant
e ton, Hawaii, after doing good wol
in bringing up neglected piece
IL caneland there. George is suiferil
n from an affection in one ear and h
come back to town to have it cure
II after which he says he will be OPP
N to any good engagement in raisil
cane.
- Mr.. L. A. Simpson, the enterpr
ing manager of the Sans Souci sc
, side resort, has secured the servic
o. of the Hawaiian National Band 1
a concert to be given at Sans Sol
n on Saturday evening. Should t
,e weather be propitious the usl
large attendance of people will
'g there to listen to the excellent mu
~ OF the Nationals.
m A Portuguese woman made an
tempt to jump off tramcar VIII
&c it was in motion yesterday afterno
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