The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

"iS' w. H. hHii Hos iuA'y i'''''l''
her health.
j. p. Parker is confined to his
home very i'll.
A Chinese copartncrship is adver-
tised to-day.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
meet some time next week
Diamond Head. II m.--Weather
hazy, wind light northeast.
Rough weather prevails along the
Kauai coast, with plenty of rain.
The Hawaiian Electric Co. will
meet on Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Then will be q free tempcra 1cs
entertainment at the Y. VI. {. y. this
evening.
Don't forget the two-mile skating
race at the rink, Beretania street,
this evening.
II. |. J. NJ. 5. Naniwa leaves At one
!
cruise around Hawaii.
+. b. Thomas is putting down a
fine granite sidewalk on King street
below Maunakea street.
Prof. Koebelc. the blight man, re-
turned from Kauai on the steamer
Mikahala this morning.
Mullen was fined $40 in the Dis
trict Court to-day for disordrrly
conduct aud disturbing the peace.
Joe Gouveia and Miss Jennie
Gopz will be married AT the Roman
Catholic Cathedral at $50 O'Clock
this evening.
TIE Stars press club roster is
well enough except a. To the Nom.
beers. Those mentioned would re-.
quirc Investigation.
Invitations have been issued by
the officers uf the L. ;. :. Adams fpr
q farewell to Commanded Nelson on
Friday evening next.
W. 4. Bowen wal address the
praise servic" nj Tia. Young Men
Christian Association tomorrow
evening At G:W o'clock.
The +. G.. band played at tn,
Queens Hospital yesterday after
noon. To-day u concert will b'
given at Emma square.
The sale of Waikapu Sugar Co.,
stock, which was To hav" been helr
by l.. J. Luvey at noon today. wa
postponed for one week.
\ few case, on the calendar uf the
fifth circuit court on Kauai had bee,
, disposed Of when the III ahala lett
; There were good many eases left
! however.
Officer Sh,ahau has resigned from
the force to CIV" some On" els"
chance. He says So many hay" beer
after the position that Ii" will Civ
one Of them show.
The officers Of ia" Japanese cruise
Nauiwa gave thinner Ou board y"'
- tcrday evening in honor al III" ~
nivcrsary Of the silver wedding {
" the Emperor Of Japan.
4 boat rae" between III" four Oarc
= senior crew ard the siX-oarcd JUNO
II crew Of the Myrtlrs will take pIac
in the harbhr at l:m O'Clock hi
II afternoon. 1t will h" over the spa
, buoy course,
n The steamer Likclik", il is rrpor
cd, struck on reef of p"p""k"o q
!" "Wednesday last, tearing of ten f.,
g. Of her keel, which was ail"rwarC
recovered, She Is expected in Il
n day,
III Philpt, a drsertcr from the BIRTHS
m bark Eastcruft. would not return I
that vessel this morning, saying TIA;
r. he could get berth on anut Ia
A ship. Captain l,.mmcr was williIj
-. to release him on that condition.
DR.. Twnmhly had n deserved
81 good audience at his l"ctur" {
IL "Orirntal Oddities" in the y. VI.
=, \. last night. Secretary Cnrbctt
" the guisc OF an Arab shrik helped
IL illustrate tho lecturers iut"r"stil
49,. description az people in he far Ea'
20, J. VI. Railway was brought
town by officer Naho"l"wa un Il
'ly steamer Mikahala this murnin
a. Hallway is charged with rmh"lIl
meut OF funds h"lougiug to TIA" Pu
N Office at Hannle, Kauai. \ cham
. Of venue has boon granted and I
W. cas-" will be heard IN Honolulu.
The lnt"r-lsland Steam N0viq
III tiou Co. has ordered new steam
10, to replace the {. L, Bishop, recent
lost ON Kauai. The new vessel "
for be littl" larger than ia" B,sh'
49,, Although she will be- shorter III
the Waialralr, the new boat "
Dm have greater earring "'pr"ily III
that steamer. The nrw steamer
~" expected about October,
From amongst useful fads Sh"
rN' at til" Worid's Fair, TIA" Hawaii
sch Hardwar" Co. has taken hold Of
improved bread krir" 1t is ma
rw- in sets Of three for different kind,
,nl bread or cake cutting, aud sold
cheap thai everybody will b" havt
it. Clothes wrinprrs, faIbar
!" scales and call brlI, are "-pcriu