The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The sale of the Kahuku ranch has
again been postponed until Tuesday
| next.
Harry Wilder arrived by the S. s.
Australia, just in time for the bicycle
! meet.
b. Fireman. will likely start ho-
tel in Hilo, Hawaii, in the near
future.
The Government band will give
its usual concert at Emma Square
this evening.
Gents linen collars. z for Is cts;
mems fine ganze under shirts, 3 for
81, al y. 5. Sachs.
Gents furnishing goods ut cost
this week. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity at y. :. Sachs, Fort street.
Embroiheries, large line, Ham.
burg and Swiss.
NJ. s. LEVY.
Judge Perry is still confined with
illness. Judge Wilcox occupied the
chair in the District Court to day.
II the naval inquiry is concluded
to day the Nanshan will leave on
Wednesday for Yokohama.
Arch. Sinclair has gone To the La
haina district for a job on a planta.
ton which will keep him eight
months.
Commissioner Marsden attains his
forty-fifth birthday to-day, and is re-.
ceiving the congratulations OF his
many friends.
There will be a meeting of the
Honolulu Amateur Athletic Club at
the Y. NJ. G.. a. hall this evening for
election Of officers.
There was q wedding Saturday
night, the contracting parties being
Julia Perry and q. |. Parker. The
usual luau was given.
A young child OF G. l.. Brito died
yesterday morning. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended.
At a meeting OF the Honolulu
Cricket Club held ON Friday even.
ing the board Of management de.
clared the season closed.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day
week or month. Terms: % and 81
cents per night; 81 and Sl.25 per
week.
Henry Clos, tn. local champion,
received n new Rambler wheel by
the =. $. Australia. Giles rode Il
about town this afternoon. It's q
daisy.
j. y. Carter offers n good oppor.
tunity to any body DESTROYS OF going
into coffee raising. II is an interes,
in a plantation on the Volcano road
, already partly in cultivation.
II. 4. Lozi.r " Co. Of San Fran,
cisco arc going to send to their
agent, II T.. Walker, u very ,labo
rate gold medal TO be run for her,
by the wheelmsn. Walker expect,
, IL by the next steamer.
: The Right Reverend Gulstan, Lord
, Bishop Of Panopolis, accompanied
, by the Very Reverend Father Leo
= nor visited the Duguay- Trouin thi,
noon. On leaving His Lordship wa,
5 accorded salute Of thirteen guns
II. b. VI. S. Hyacinth will no
|, leave for Marquesas Islands thi
:. week rs expected. The naval in
quiry on the British steamer Nan
!. shan has detained her. aud Captain
!, May has not decided when to leave
. A young man was kicked in tn,
breast by horse on King street ol
Saturday afternoon. The animal wa
= On tn. sidewalk, when tho mau tric,
tn push him I'll, with the result men
toned. No serious injury was in
ilicted.
The regular monthly meeting n
Il the Womans Board Of Missions vii
k be held morrow at 2::D p. m. n
i Central Union Church. Paper b.
y Mrs, Froar. All ladies' in crested i
IS mission work are cordially invites
g To attend.
h Archibald Sinclair, Jr., a gradual
q Of Oahu College, has graduated as
/. doctor, with tn" degree NJ. h &. NJ
II at Glasgow University lie receive,
= honorable mention from his leadin
a professor, who has offered him
a position as assistant to himself.
!. "The Black Flag" was repeate
y by the Daley company toa larg
y house Saturday evening. Its pei
= Torrance was an improvement q
u the excellen' first one, Al, Hallet
. was all life aud fun, and indee
y" everyone of the cast won hig
praise.
, Eight Chinese gamblers were fine
- so each in the District Court t.
day. They were arrested last nigh
IN the Hebron premises, Nuuan
Valley. One OF the guilty mon
e the Attorney Generals cook, b,
r that fact did OF nsave him frol
a. being fined
Tonight, the beginners class hal
X by the Aloha Branch Of the Theos,
y phical Society, at No. 100 Kin
N street, will close the study Of Char
n ter ii. OF the ocean of Theosophy