The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Who wants to buy a horse, brake
and harness9 See adj.
Diamond Head, IL m.-Weather,
clear; wind, light northeast.
Rev. Bishop Willis left for Laha-
ina yesterday on the steamer Kinau.
Mr.. McCandless' 150-pound safe
has not been recovered as yet by the
police.
The Provisional Government band
will give concert at Emma Square
this afternoon.
-Four tourists left as passengers on
the steamer Kinau yesterday after
noon for the Volcano.
Another deserting blueiacket from
the U. S. flagship Mohican has been
reported to the police.
Theo HI. Davies g. Co. display a
list of new goods in the feed, provi-
sion and grocery lines.
A number of opium-smoking cases
were remanded in the District Court
this morning until next week.
The tug-of-war tournament which
was to take place this evening, has
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing.
M. McInerny's we'll dressed win
dows are among the sights of Homo
lulu. The display of head and neck
wear is superb.
The U. S. F. S. Mohican baseball
team and the Hawaii club play a
match game this afternoon at the
League grounds.
The McInerny block is receiving
general overhauling at the hands
of j. L. Meyer and an efficient corps
of brush swingers.
The officers and committees of
the Board of Health are announced
in the official column to-day. Hon.
w. o. Smith is President.
The whaling barks Alice Knowles
and Andrew Hicks left this after
noon for the Arctic. There are at
present no whalers cruising outside.
Over four hundred Japanese we're
passengers on the S. S. Mike Maru
to-day for Yokohama, notwithstand-
ing the "boiler plates" report to the
contrary.
If you want good black stock
ing or black socks that will not
stain or crock, ask for the "Adeline
Black Hose." for sale at n. S. Sachs,
1O4 Fort street.
Capt. w. H. Tell, formerly of the
police force, is now running a stand
at the Fish Market, where he sells
the best Columbia river salt salmon,
corned beef and pork, dried fish, etc
A. Brown and j. Dewing, who
were arrested early Thursday morn,
ing providing around the Empire
Saloon, were discharged this morn,
ing, there being no case against
them.
The Japanese steamer Mike Mart
steamed out the harbor on her way
to Yokohama at II o'clock this
morning. She took mail for the
Orient consisting of 1890 letters anC
80 papers.
All the private effects belonging
to the dethroned Queen and Queer
Dowager Kapiolani have been re
moved from Iolani Palace. Onl,
Government furniture remains a
the palace at present.
The enterprising proprietor O
the Golden Rule Bazaar has secured
> the latest outfit for fitting glasses tt
. all sorts of defective sight. SOM
other special lines of his trade are
mentioned at the same time else
where.
From the Diocesan Magazine tn
state of St. Andrews Cathedra
building fund on Feb. 5, 1893, i
shown to be as follows: Loan nego
e tiated Feb. 5, 1889, $3.50; amour
paid off with later contribution
: added, $4329.2O; balance yet to b
:, raised, $2S51.SO.
The steamer Kinau came to al
> Choir off the Inter-Island wharf we:
n terday afternoon. Owing to tn
southerly breeze prevailing she wa
unable to turn her nose round an
S Captain Clarke decided to ancho
She finally drifted round and steam
= ed out of the harbor at 2:30 o'cloc
The steamer James Makee whic
7, arrived yesterday from Kappa, X;
v uai, reports plenty of rain and ligh
> ming at that place prior to her d.
a, parture Thursday afternoon. The
were 1000 bags of sugar in the war
house awaiting shipment to Hon
: lulu, The steamer left again in I'll
evening for the same port.
IN The bark Hesper, on which ii
$, second mate was murdered on ii
passage from Newcastle, N. S. "
IN IN lately, sailed this afternoon for IL
ps Golden Gate with cargo of suga
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