The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


All saloons will be closed ON Wed
nesday, May I'd.
Government employees were paid
off this afternoon.
The Sons of st. George meet as
usual this evening.
The P. g. band plays at Emma
Square this evening.
Miss Anna Sorenson will leave to-
morrow for Kauai ON the Mikahala
Lodge 10 Progress, A. r. n A. NJ,
will hold its regular meeting this
evening.
The Post Office despatched l3,153
letters and 1916 papers by the S. S.
Australia.
Nicely furnished suite OF rooms
with use OF kitchen is to let at 3
Adams lane.
Rev. Mr.. Hill, visitor from the
Coast, is to preach at Central Onion
Church next Sunday.
The 2. @. band has been greatly
handicapped by the departure Of
some of its best players.
The practice afternoons Of the
Honolulu Cricket Club are Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
W. II. Page has already disposed
OF several of his fine stock recently
imported from the Coast.
The Woman's Board OF Missions
hold their regular monthly meeting
tto-morrow) Tuesday, at 2:3O p. M.
l.. j. Levey sold the two lots at
Kapiolani Park, the property Of II.
F. Poor, to A. Gartenberg for $500.
There is match arranged be-
tween local cricketers and team Of
bluejackets from the Champion for
Saturday after next.
The wooden buildings now occu-
pied by Allen n Robinson on Queen
street will be- sold at auction AZ noon
tomorrow by J. f.. Morgan.
There were several picnic parties
to Sans Souci yesterday. The tobog-
gan slide is becoming favorite with
freluenters of the favorite resort.
Business in Government aud Judi.
ciary departments will be suspended
ON "Wednesday on account OF the
constitutional convention election.
Hustace n Co. have moved their
Office temporarily into Morgan's
auction room. They are still sell.
ing fuel of all kinds ia quantities To
suit.
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu street. Lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: - aud
80 cents per night; 81 and Si,23 per
week.
l. j. Levey will sell boots aud
shoes, straw and felt hats, shawls,
cottons, etc, at auction on Wednes-
day at 10 o'clock, A good chance to
get an outfit.
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Mrs; Louise Mcintyre died on
Saturday evening, ut the age Of
twenty.5ne yenrs Tn, fun.rn7 took
place Yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended.
Six natives pleaded guilty in the
Distrlct court To charge oil selling
san,.nce !, aa"b o,.a waS snsnan J
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The S. $. Australia took on Satur-
day 1886 bags Of sugar, 1900 bags
of rice aud 62j3 punches bananas.
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Captain Ziegler's mcu won the
portrait of President Dole ON Satur-
day in a prize shoot at the Kakaako
butts. A large number of people
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A comprehensive KEY to happiness
is found in the new announcement
of the Golden Rule Bazaar. That
is the place where cash talks and
| bargains stare from every shelf and
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b'u P'''"'. 'rsn'en' D1'e
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spe oaa al" '''efa' rear ""'o"r
The peanut fend largely inter.
fered with those Interested in the
play at the Opera House SATURDAY
evening. 1t is becoming u real nui.
sance, especially at interesting points
in the play.
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