The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A strong horse is advertised for.
Government employees we're paid
off to-day.
S. Roth returned from the Volcano
on the W. g. Hall to-day.
Don't forget the band concert at
the merry go-round this evening.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell liquors,
wines, ETC., at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
The W. G. Hall brought 400 bags
OF sugar from Lahaina this "Trip.
The sale of furniture by l.. J.
Levey on Friday will be at 10 o'clock
| a. m.
Tomorrow Thursday afternoon
the p. u. Councils will hold their
weekly meeting.
A hat with owners name inside
has been lost. A reward will be
given for its return.
L. j. Levey will hold an under
writer's sale of ~ nests trunks and
valises at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Purser White of the W. 9. Hall
, reports the Volcano as active and
plenty OF rain on the Kona coast.
A meeting Of the Strangers Friend
Society will be held tomorrow at
I'D a. IN, in the Y. NJ. {. A. parlors.
Alex. Young, manager OF the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works, is expected back
from Hilo on the KiDau on Satur-
day.
A heavy shower OF rain fell early
this morning, cooling the atmosphere
somewhat. A gale accompanied the
shower.
The Punahou, Jr., and Unknown
football teams will play game on
Saturday next, hour and place TO be
decided later.
The new restaurant, corner Of
King and Alakea streets, will open
to morrow. Open from o'clock
q. m. until midnight.
The United Chinese Society will
hold reception on Monday next.
Chinese New Year, from IL to 2 y. IN.
at the Club House, King street.
On Monday next Jas. F. Morgan
will sell real estate at Kalihi. be-.
longing to the Dalton estate, also
% shares Hawaiian Tramways Co.
| stock.
James X. Holt gave birthday
anniversary luau a, his residence
| yesterday afternoon aud evening, q
number Of invited guests being
I present.
The arrests by the police up to
l:D o'clock this afternoon were |
Jap, | native and | Chinalnan for
playing che ia. The arrests were
made at Waikiki.
Mr.. W. Downie. Assistant Superin-
tendent OF the Canadian Pacific
Railway, who arrived on the Warri-
moo, is here for the benefit Of his
-
The commander and officers Of II.
|. J. NJ. S. Naniwa intend giving a
banquet on board the cruiser to pro-
minent Japanese residents on Feb.
9TH, ia celebration Of a national holi.
day.
Thos. Mott lost his assumpsit suit
| for SID against A. McDowalI. W r.
Wilson and A. Cockburn in the Dis
trict Court on Monday afternoon.
W. A. Kinney noted All appeal for
the plaintiff.
TL.r,,o.I .,.nJ ,h..r ,...,
,a ~, =, T .,au Nv m"a,' was .'oMu
ing in a stock OF oranges for their
new years, Monday next. 4 large
quantity OF the juicy article came
on the W. q. Hall.
:.
owing TO an increase ~ his bust
ness, Charies pird'er mas had To re-
move 10 more extensive quarters
II" now occupies the store lately
vacated ny Maciarlane a Coz direct
49,
d. W. farndiey has returned to
nonoiniu. he came on the bark
Il. +. nlthet III company WITH two
otner tourists rom San franc'sco
TINS morning Nj iarh"ley Is the
weli,knowh Voiinis' anu music
'eacher'
A panoramic view Of the crater OF
Mokuaweoweo and a view OF Nun
! ann Pail Ara amnnD ha latasf aIIi.
tions in oil paintings on exhibition