The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL WE'VE.

LOCAL AND GENERAL WE'VE.
"Held by the Enemy" tonight.
Mems Shoes, $3.50 up.
NJ. s. LEVY.
The s. s. China will be due from
San Francisco on Monday next.
/ Flannelettes-l2 yards 81.
/ M. S. LEVY.
Embroideries, large line, Ham,
burg and Swiss.
. NJ. s. LEVY.
/ Every child in the city will want
to- see cinderella" and the trans
formation.
The Government band will play
on the Queens Hospital grounds
this afternoon.
Seventeen men and three women
of the Nanshan's immigrants were
taken to Eva plantation.
] Held by the Enemy" is, next to
Shenandoah" the most popular
military play on the stage.
Mr.. Hitchcock the artist will to-
morrow hold his last studio recep-
ton before the Art League exhibi-
/ ton.
Kameh amelia School for Girls will
not open until December 10, the
time being extended for unavoidable
reasons.
The departure OF the British
steamer Nanshan was postponed
from yesterday until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Jennie l.. Hildebrand, NJ. D., was
granted a license by the Board Of
Health yesterday to pra, tise medi-
cine and surgery.
! VIM. Bagley, Woolham, Jim Bar
rington and number OF others
went as deck hands on the British
steamer Nanshan.
An eyewitness states that q large
quantity OF gin was brought ashore
from the ;. \. Nanshan and landed
at the Pacific Mail wharf the other
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Nolan and Miss
Nolan had dinner on board the Bri.
tish steamer Nanshan yesterday,
Chester A. Doyle was one OF the
guests.
In their "timely topics" the Ha.
waiian Hardware Company discuss
some plant pests, also novelties and
staple articles in their store. That
column makes good reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Irwin having
kindly rendered the free use Of tn,
Opera House TO Miss Gonevieve
Naunary for performance, that
popular young player has selected
Monday afternoon as the time foI
her benefit.
Dave Crozier took q header on
King street yesterday, while train
ing for the coming road race. Dave
was straddling q Rambler. Hi,
wheel slipped on the car track and
for a time the cyclist could not bs
seen for dust.
The first regular ssmi-annual eIhi
bi,ion OF the kilohxna Art LeaRu,
will open on the 10Th inst. at the
studio now occupied by Mr.. Hitch
cock. An interesting exhibit Is pro
missed, tho membership Of the so
ciety now being about twenty-five.
The Paradise OF the Pacific 10
November is out. II contains sev
. eral pictures 81 Hawaiian scenes ant
r a portrait OF II. NJ. Whitney, tn
veteran publicist and journals,
Society items are absent, but Their
! is much information on Hawaiian
} resources.
Port Surveyor Sanders gave 81 l.
D q boatboy who informed him Of tn
y whereabouts OF q deserter from tn
). :. Nanshan. In consequence @
the mans escape five Japanese lodp
: ing.house keepers, who were o
: board the steamer seeing thei
friends OF, were not allowed ashor
4 until late in the evening. The me
/ were so scared that they oiIsre
!, money to be allowed to go on shor'
, Catherine b. Gray and Thos. {
;. Miller were married by Rev. Ale
n Macintosh at St. Andrews Cath,
dral yesterday evening. The brid
is the member OF Dailey's dramati
!. company who wears the stage nan
y OF Miss Kate Dalgleish. The grool
. is a visitor, a civil engineer from Sa
Francisco. The Bulletin would col
graduate him on his prize, at I'll
J. same time wishing the couple III