The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-19

wall ny tne Nlnau to-day.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
meet on Monday evening.
Book beer al a quarter for two
glasses is on tap at the Pantheon
A double spring canopy top phae-
ton can be had cheap at this office.
Sixteen Portuguese were among
the stcerage passengers by the Aus
tralia.
The J. G. band gave n moonlight
concert at Thomas Square yesterday
evening.
Carl Leonard, the old time Jockey,
came over from the Coast by the
Australia.
! Don't omit to call at the Califor-
MIA fruit market for refrigerator de
licacies to-day.
Fresh frozen oysters on ice. served
any style, are ON hand by the Aus.
tralia at Notes.
The Government street sweeper
was worked about town by moonlight
yesterday evening.
Purser McCombe. Of the S. ). Ans.
! tralia, has the thanks Of the Bulletin
for favors received.
Claus Sprcckcls aud family leave
San Francisco on May ~ for an eS-
tended trip To Europe.
Captain Barker. of the L. 5. =.
Philadelphia. returned from Hilo by
the steamer kinau to-day.
The barkrntinc W II. Dimond ru
her last trip Ia san Francisco los,
her h"wsprit IN a hurricane.
Robert Pahau will catch for the
Kamebanchas this afternoon. and
George Woods pitch for tn. Crrs.
cents.
Georg. ". Macfarla 70 and bride.
nee Miss Albu, were passengers by
the :. >. Australia. Both look we'll
aud are enjoying their honeymoon.
Eleven tourists returned FROM the
Volcano GU the steamer kinau this
morning. They are eloquent in
their praises Of tn. wonder Of tn"
world.
John ID. Sprerkcls recently under.
wen, a sever. surgical operation, for
tho removal ui a tumor behind his
ear. The operation was u success
/ ful one.
A celebration Of the Holy Com.
Inunion will take place at st. An
drew's Cathedral Tomorrow morn.
ing tTrinity Sunday at haif-past .
o'clock.
Admiral John Irwin visited ia.
Branch photographic office, M"r.
chants Exchange, San Frauciscn. on
May \.
Mr.. u. WeMvcrancr and daugh.
ter joined their husband u Il father
to-day. They arrived on the >. ).
| Australia.
| Through tickets Ia all points in
the United States can he had for
the ;. :, Australia, sailing next Sat
uriny, st the office Of WIN. q. Irwin
! \ Co, Ld., agents.
Hon. =, Parker, wife and family
We're Passengers from Hawaii by the
klnau tp-day The late John L.
Parker, sou OF Mr.. Parker. was buried
IN the family vault at Mana.
The Hawaiian ship John Eua sail.
I'll from Port Townsend on III. 9TH
lust. for Port Pirir, with 300 900
feet OF lumber, the larg ~ cargo
ever shipped from Port Townsend.
! The battalion drill! on Palace
square yesterday evening was a
miSerabio failure. Half TIA. strength
al the volunteer companies did not
show up beraus" they wanted the
i. u. band.
idiosyncracirs will never cease. A
club known as the Secret Order IF
Never Sleeps has been formed aui
Invitations issled for some kind of n
wake. Invitations are surmouhted
with skull ami cruSSbunes.
Col. John Henry Soper, with his
hurnsidrs intact, came back nv the
Australia. The commander Of the
forces does not srcm to have been
much Spoiled hy his brief course of
miiitary instruction on the Coast.
There was a social aud dance AT
the resldenc" If James Love at
Waikiki yesterday evening. Gu the
occasion OF the birthday Of h. Hats
infant son. A portion Of the Quintet
club furnished the music for dane.
ng, aud u jolly tim was had.
VIM Ross, clerk in the |. |. :. \.
Co.'S Office, returned from "a visit to-
his home in Scotland by the ;. 5.
Australia Mr.. Ross has evidently
been benefited 10y the journey, as b.
looks we'll, He was congratulated
about town by his many friends,
BY to-day's mail tne BULLETIN re-
relve'i, at It's own prices, advertising
orders from London and San Fran.
cisco amounting to over $50 for
weekly and tri-we"kly advertise
mentS. Tni, shows the hold the
buLLEllN has on business meu abroad
a we'll u, AT home.
IIpO. H. Davies n Co call ATTAIN