The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-15


LOCAL AND GENERAL HEws
A furnished room at Palama is to
let. Apply here.
G.N. Wilcox aud W. Il. Rice OF
Kauai are in town.
Two arrests for selling swipes
were made this morning.
The Misses Amy and Becky Harris
left by the s. s. Australia to-day for
the Coast.
The Mannerchor Harmony will
meet for rehearsal in Pacific hall
this evening.
j. NJ. Bright has card of thanks
elsewhere, relative to the funeral of
Mrs. Mary Hanaike.
The Salvation Army held their
second meeting over John Motifs
store yesterday evening.
Soft soap mans cocktail 5 cents a
glass, sold only to Salvationists, at
Bethel Hall, Bethel street.
II. b. NJ. 8 Hyacinth will leave
port for target practice next week.
She will go to the leeward side OF
Hawaii aud Maui.
The moonlight excursion to Re-
mond Grove will take place on Mon.
day evening, having been postponed
from Friday evening.
s. G. Allen, one Of Honolulu's mcr-
chant princes, Is expected to return
from a long sojourn on the Coast
within the next six weeks.
There was a big bush fire in Ma.
noa aud Pauoa valleys last night.
Some wag has reported that the fire
was purposely started to secure rain.
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
aud NuuaDu streat. Lodging by
day, week Or month. Terms: rs and
20 cents I've, night: 81 And 81 ~ p~'
Ss...k
An entertainment by the Young
Hawaiians' Institute will take place
on Wednesday evening next, when
installation Of officers will take
place.
Captain Dow, late Of the barker.
tine Planter, was able to be about
town 10 q hack this morning. He
left on the s. s. Australia to-day FOR
San Francisco.
Rev. s. b. l.. Penrose left to-day
on the s. s. Australia for San Fran.
cisco. The reverend gentleman was
given q farewell social in the parlors
Of the Central Union yesterday
evening.
The banjo lost overheard from q
boat in the moonlight boating party
on Wednesday evening was recover
ed yesterday. The instrument !,
valued at $40 and the owner Is much
pleased over its recovery.
DR.. Morgan Martin, NJ. D., corne,
Jefferson Ava and Maple street
Wellington, Kansas, Is an enthusiast
tic naturalist, and wishes to OK
change specimens. He correspond
in English, German, Spanish o.
Volapuk.
q. r. Harrison, practical pian'
aud organ maker aud tuner, can fur
Dish best factory references. Order
left at Hawaiian News Co. will "a
csivs prompt attention. All wor
guaranteed TO be the same ~ don
IN factory.
Patrons OF Dailey's theatrical sea
son will have delightful sensatio
when they for tho first time see til
new scenery in the Opera Hous,
The delft hands OF Mr.. Schroti
scenic artist, have already wrougll
wonders there.
j. W. Chapman caters for bar
I, quets, socials, private dinners an
garden parties. Weddings u specia
J ~. He can be found at all hours q
! Sans Souci or will call on any ladi,
! OF gentlemen who will address hin
/, through the Post Office.
. Mr.. Smith, proprietor Of the b,
line, says that the vehicle that 90
lided with n street car the other ds
= was not loaded with passengers ,
i tho time. Ii had no pas .enge
aboard, no material damage vi
). done, and the bus did not capsize.
There was a large crowd Of Ce
trail Union Church people in Il
parlors OF that edifice last night,
bid farewell To Rev. 5. ID. l.. Penros
who has filed the pulpit for sever
months with great acceptance.
musical aud literary ertainmel
was giveu, with refreshments follo'
ing, which made all feel happy
the midst OF general regret at Il
m parting.
il. G. Chase has been sppoint,
~ local passenger agent Of the Nolcal
r. House Company. He is a hustl
aud the right man in the right plat
Mr.. Chase has letters OF high !
commentator as Admiral's writ