The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

cdIleU JO-InOTTOW IlDTulnS.
The bark Coloma brought a mum
Der Of tourists from Tacoma, Wash.
The Hammer dog. poisoning case
has been still further postponed
until Friday next.
Rev. Eric Lewis will lead at the
Gospel Tent tonight. Subject,
practical Faith"
A summons to Balbini Book is
published in this issue by order OF
the Circuit Court.
A special meeting of the Board of
Trustees OF the Queens Hospital
will he held at III o'clock to. morrow.
Fourteen hundred tickets have al
ready been sold for the St. Andrews
FAR on Saturday next, the 9th inst.
Ordway n Porter have received
the very latest designs in furniture
by the bark G. u. Bryant. See their
change OF adv.
The Government band played the
S. $. Oceanic off this afternoon.
The music was appreciated by the
through passengers.
The Waialeaie brought three
lepers from Hamakua on Saturday,
two men and one woman. They
were iu charge Of a policeman.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 50
cents per night; 81 and SIZE per
week.
ri. Eca da Silva. who arrived from
Yokohama by the Oceanic, will give
lessons in several languages on all
stringed INSTRUMENTS. See card else.
where.
The Board nf Trustees OF the Sal.
lors' Home Society will hold a spe-
cial meeting in the Chamber of Com.
merce at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Honolulu ladies who are interested
in dry goods for holiday dress goods
will do well to- peruse the notice
that will appear tomorrow signed
NJ. s. Levy.
Santa Claus has occupied his old
headquarters on Fort street Tor this
seasons holiday trade. Read list
Of some 81 the attractions he offers
in this paper.
The Kilohana Art League exhibit
tion il now open to the public. An
admission Of ~ cents II charged.
The hours are y to . daily, besides Z
to 10 SATURDAY evening.
Kaululehua the band Sman states
that the luau at which Zig three
hundred pound woman fell into a
hole did not take place on his pre-
mises, but nj another place.
The Young llawaiians' Institute
will meet tomorrow evening AZ $50
o'clock in the Y. VI. &. A. hall. As
matters Of Importance will come up,
u full Attendance OF members is re-
q 'csted.
The ORDER OF default OF All Oi's
$50 hail reported yesterday has been
vacated, aud motion for n re- open
Jug 81 ia" cass granted. He will be
tr,ed for opium III possession on
Friday.
| Deputy Marshal Brown il laid up
with fever, aud is confined tn his
bed. Mr. Brown was one OF the
party to tho Lrper Settlement ON
the krauhou. III. was takon down
IN arrival home.
Several Anglican Church mission.
aries, most y ladies, were on board
the Oceanic, going home from Pc.
king Bishop Scott OF North China
advised them to leave Picking foI
fear Of fighting il the Japanese in
vested the city.
The Eureka House, B.retania and
Maunakra streets, was entered on
sunday night aud six dozen bottle,
. II root beer were taken. Tho THE
was detected yesterday in the per
son Of Xxi, n well known character
about Chinatown. He made q set
Element with Robinson, the proprie
tor, aud was not arrested.
; 4 German contract labOrer vii
he returned Ia i.ihue plantation
70 Kauai, by the Mikahala this after
noon. II" deserted three weeks ago
\ Japanese who deserted four yea,
. AZ" from the same plantation wa
. located at Honolulu to-day. III
; has decided Ia pay $50 for his r.
v lease. Another Japanese, "A desert-
from Lshaina, will be sent back b,
i the Claudn".
e The entries for the track and re- a,
a races will close al tho King-stree
:, Cyclery al . a'"lo"k to morrow after
!, noon. The road race will take plac
g on Saturday next, the start bein
e from Palace Square, the cours
theme" being To Waikiki and by tn
h t'ampbell premises around the Par
On 10 the Waikiki road aud back l.
il the starting point. T.rrill, Griffith
u and the local wh"clmeu will IN
u doubtedN make fine race, aud TIA
Honolulu public will turn cut i
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