The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Purser McCombe has the thanks
OF the BULLETIN for news favors.
Palmer Woods has gone to take
charge Of the Puuhue Ranch at Ha-
wai.
Lodge le Progress will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Monday
evening.
Miss Neumann, daughter OF Paul
Neumann, was a passenger ON the
Australia to-day.
Mrs. Bradford nee Poor and
daughter came over on the S. 5.
Australia to-day.
&c. Macfarlaus returned on the
s. S. Australia to-day, greatly i'm
proved in health.
There were forty-two cabin and
forty-six steerage passengers by the
S. s. Australia to. day.
All ri on two charges of vagrancy
and assault and battery was the only
arrest to-day by the police.
Fresh frozen oysters on ice re-
ceived by the Australia are served
any style at the Beaver Saloon.
John Waiamau, who was sent to
the Worlds Fair by Architect Rip
ley, returned on the S. S. Australia
to-day.
The cricket match between the
home team and II. NJ. s. Champion
eleven is in progress at the Old
Baseball Grounds.
j. Duane was given two months
on the reef by Judge Robertson this
morning for embezzlement Of so,
the property OF G. Dunwell.
The furniture of six rooms co,n-
plete for housekeeping, also a fine
piano and New Home sewing ma
chine are offered for sale. See adj.
Through tickets to any point in
the United States are issued by W.
q. Irwin & CO., Ltd, for the s. 5.
Aust alia sailing next Saturday at
noon.
This evening will be the last op.
portunity Of hearing the gifted
singers, the Misses Albu. Five hun.
dred electric lights will be turned
on during the entertainment.
The P. g. band played at H.
Hackfeld u Co.'S store to-day in
honor Of the birthday OF the Elm.
peror OF Germany. Government and
consular flags are flying in honor OF
the event.
Officers from the war vessels in
port, officers OF the 2. G. National
Guards, and q number of prominent
people called at the German Con.
sulate at noon to congratulate Con.
sui Glade ON the attainment Of ano.
.ther anniversary in the Emperor's
career.
The four masted iron ship, John
Ena, Schnauer, flying the Hawaiian
flag arrived at San Francisco OF
Jan. 10, sixty-two days from New
castle with a cargo Of coal. Sh,
left twelve days behind the Hawai-
ian Isles, whose arrival Is elscwhcr,
reported.
A fine chance to secure house lot,
in a healthy and picturesque locaiit
is offered in the notice Of sale b,
Jas. +. Morgan, to take place at ]:
o'clock Monday. Building lots il
that quarter are rarely in the marke
now, and this opportunity SHOULD
not 10 missed.
About ten tourists who arrived 81
the S. S. Australia will leavs on tn,
steamer Waialeale for the Volcan,
via Hilo on Monday or Tuesda,
next. The Waialeale, after loading
At her regular ports, will return L
Hilo to bring the tourists to Homo
lulu in time TO catch the ). S. Aus
tralia.
The perpetrator Of the outrage il
front OF Loves bakery reported yes
terday continued his slashing trick
this morning. At 1 o'clock tn,
bride OF horse belonging to John
son was cut, and at $50 o'clock
whip and lantern were taken from
milk wagon hitched in front Of tn
bakery.
Burns night ended with "Aul'
Lang Syne," not Hawaii Ponoi.
Our reporter left before the conclu
sion aud the error was not notice
in the hurry OF proof. reading. Nj
More's song was, There was la
was born in Kyle" not a "lady,
The report will be correct in tn
WEEKLY BULLETIN for those desirin
to send copies "home."
You cannot read the column {
the Hawaiian Hardware Compan
without having every pore on you
corporation yearning FOR one Of hos
enamel baths. There is somethin
farther along about the locked fence
which should be secured by Ian
. owners before they suffer more loss,
OF or by stock. Haviland China h,
, been made household word by tn
!, firm, and everybody wants the emer
/, file or knife sharpener.
, Mr.. GIRvIN ARRIVES.