The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Mems Shoes, $50 up.
NJ. S. LEVY.
Flannelettes-12 yards 81.
NJ. S. LEVY.
The sale Of the Kahuku ranch has
again been postponed until Tuesday
next.
Embroideries, large line, Ham
burg and Swiss.
NJ. S. LEVY.
President Dole was expected by
the steamer Kiuau this morning, but
he did not come.
Those oysters have arrived and
are on service, any style, at the
Beaver lunch saloon.
The Kinau brought seven passen-
gers from the Volcano this trip and
but fifty bags of sugar
There are few seats left down
stairs for THE Black Flag" tonight.
Lots Of balcony and gallery.
A notice of the annual meeting Of
the Planters Labor Il Supply Co.
on Monday appears elsewhere.
David Dayton has grazing and
coffee lands for sale, and gives the
prices at which they are offered.
The steamer Claudine will leave
on Monday afternoon for her regular
ports, and will return on Nov. 10.
Owing to the illness OF District
Magistrate Perry all the cases were
postponed i'm that court until Mon
day next.
The Government band will not
give the regular concert at Emma
Square this afternoon, being other
wise engaged.
To-day being the birthday Of the
Emperor Of Japan, all the prominent
Japanese stores have been decorated
with lanterns.
Purser Tom McCombe Of the s. s.
Australia, in his usual obliging man
ner, furnished the BULLETIN with
San Francisco files.
The thrilling adventures Of Aatono
de Cana are related in a letter to
the Hawaiian Carriage Manufactur-
ing Company elsewhere.
The November term Of the Circuit
Court will open ut 10 o'clock Mon.
day morning, when the Hawaiian
jurors are required to attend.
Through tickets for all points in
the United states are To be hal of
". q. Irwin n Co, Id, for the =. $.
Aust ralia to sail next Saturday.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 80
cents per night; 81 and Sl.25 per
week.
Mons. N.rloye, French Commits
sion.r, and ". NJ. GilIar,i, Chancel.
Tor, will visit the French warship
Duguay- Trouin at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. s
: Kubey will take place from the resi-.
| d.bce, Queen street, be, ween Punch
bowl and South streets, at III O'clock
tomorrow morning.
John Clarence Glove, who was
here some time ago, writes To the
= BULLETIN from Shanghai. He says
= he expects - be in the Chinese im
marital seryirs shOrtly
I On account OF changes being made
in the Marshai's Office, people hold
. ing drafts against the same will pre-
B., sent them FOR payment between !:
and ! o'clock during next week,
The Bell Telephone central re-
ported by mistake the S. S. Mower,
as eight miles OF at i:30 o'clock thi
morning, causing a number OF peo
pie to turn out. II proved To be thu
French man of-war.
Fritz Rowald met with a serinu
accident yesterday evening. Iii
horse bolted and crushed hin
!, against a fence, injuring his fac
aud head. DR.. Day attended to tn
injured man. Fritz is confined t
y his bed.
Nigel jackson, in the characte
Of penitentiary overs"er, appeared il
the streets this morning, advertising
the Black Flag" He cracked
whip over two boys in convict suit
J. and with blackened faces, who wer
hauling tool wagon.
-, by the authority aud direction q
/ the California Methodist Confer
J ence, Rev. IL. W. Peck will organic
a Methodist Church in Honolulu, q
Sunday, Nov. /, after morning sci
vice, IN the hall over Tracy's stor'
corner Fort aud Hotel streets.
There was trouble in the dinin
room Of the Hotel at lunch time /,
day, in consequence Of which til
management has asked some stral
gers, vino have been staying thel
several weeks, to seek board al
lodging elsewhere. 1t is Ieportr
that the guests in question acted
a scandalous mannrr,which could NJ
be tolerated by the management.
There WAS great excitement q
. Punchbowl slopes this mornin