The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

MAUI.
philadelphia Times" at the
Opera House tonight
The Philadelphia minstrel troupe
at the Opera House this evening.
The British bark Xantippe is fly
ing bunting to-day in honor of st.
Patrick's day.
The steamer Claudine arrived this
morning a day ahead of time. She
brought but little cargo.
The weather has been rather warm
and oppressive to-day. much to the
discomfort of pedestrians.
There will be a battalion drill of
the National Guard of Hawaii on
Tuesday evening on Palace Square.
! l.. j. Levey will hold a sale Of
wicker and rattan furniture at his
salesroom at 10 o'clock ON Monday.
; DR.. Whitney will lead the meeting
at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation tomorrow night at G:3D
o'clock.
Miss Mary II. Krout, correspon-
dent of the Chicago Intcr-OCcau.
left on the s. 5. Alameda for the
Colonies.
David Greig Of Fanning's Island
returned on the $. :. Alameda yes
terday. He went away on the
schooner Norma.
The steamer Claudinc has been
hauled on the Marine Railway To bn
cleaned. She will leave a. usual
on Tuesday next.
| Cromwall pleaded guilty in the
District Court to-day to assault aud
battery on John Mort and was SELL
fenced TO pay a fine OF -.
A number Of natives were pulled
in to-day for nou.payment Of per.
/ sonal taxes. Thirty her warrants
have been issued with more to fol
low.
Sealed tenders for furnishing mail
bags for tue inter-island mail service
will DC received by Postmaster. Gen.
eral Dat until ~ o'clock noon Mon
day.
Some philosophic reflections on
the tariff news will he found in Tia"
Hawaiian Hardware COS column
Don't jump the fence when you
come To IT,
The steamer Kinau will br due to.
morrow morning from Hawaii, be-
ing delayed one day on account of
the large amount Of sugar awaiting
shipment along the coat.
Iftbat Dole.Willis correspondence
does not stop pretty soon the LA
waiian Government will b. out uf
ink, and then Dole and Will, will
20 mad y. +. Mars L.Ii.r.
The American ship Occidrnta al
from ComoX, Is. c., for Honolulu
grounded near that place, but got
of. The tug which was towing her
also grounded. No damag" is ro.
ported.
The >. =. Alameda resumed l"r
voyage 10 the COLONIES about III
o'clock last night. The =. q. b1ni
was on the wharf To scrrnadc Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Turner, who were
passengers hence.
The secret is out. Il j. VI. :.
Levy's splendid stock 81 dry and
geutlemcn's furnishing goods which
is To be cleared out. lie l. also sell.
ing the entire stock Of thc japanese
Bazaar Here Is a fine chanc" t.
obtain bargains.
The Hospital Flower Society will
hold meeting on Monday after,
noon, March 18Th, at 3 o'clnck
There will bo an election IL officer.
for the following year aud other i'm,
portant business. All members are
requested to attend.
To-day is the anniversary II the
birth OF the illustrious Saint Pat rick
Kamehameha III. and j. 4. Cum
Minis. The first two are dead Mr.
Cummins attains three score years
and bears them we'll We has the
organizations Of TIA" BrLLErIN
The three native hula girl, ar,
still giving exhibitions IN the East
under the management Of Harry W
Foster. Letters addressed by them
to people here bear the piriur" 81
the dancers and postscript saying
all letters must be addressed 10 III,
New York Clipper,
In the current number Of H." Ito
nolulu Diocesan Magazine, B,huI
Willis issues pastoral l"dt"r rrlat
ing to the duties of holy week. Tia,
bulk Of the contents i, h"mil"rir
Wailuku aud Lahaiua hay" "lTrrr,
to divide the expense of clergy
man, each place to have tn" bomrli
OF his services two weeks each mont Il
Tho position has been offered To- !
Clergyman IN New Zealand,
j. A. Cummins is celebrating the
anniversary Of his birth at his resi-
,, dence, Pawaa, this afternoon, The
, Hawaiian National Band Is in At
tendance and will play during ,
luau To be given this afternoon aur
. evening, A uumber Of invite,
, friends are present h"l ping IN tn,
!, celebration of genial Johns Dirt II