The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-13


able repairs to the Sunny South
buildings.
The Aloha Gallery has secured
some very fine views OF the Volcano
Of Kilauea.
Paul Neumann is again able to be
out, after his late illness. He called
at his Office this morning.
Howard Hitchcock, the Hilo
artist, is in town. He arrived on the
steamer Kinau this morning.
The s. s. Monowai carried away
to the Coast q mail consisting Of
412O letters and 1870 papers.
The annual meeting Of the Peo-
pies Ice and Refrigerating Company
will be held on Thursday next at 2
p. m.
There was boat drill in the har-
Dor yesterday afternoon by men
from the U. $. flagship Philadel-
phia.
The Hawaiian National Band will
lead the funeral procession Of the
late F. $. Pratt tomorrow after
noon.
The Yokohama Bazaar sold large
number OF the magic pocket knife,
lately imported by Frank Walcot,
to-day.
The funeral Of the late +. s. Pratt
will take place at 3 o'clock to-mor.
row Sunday afternoon, from St.
Andrews Cathedral.
Great success OF Walcot's Com
bination Pocket Knife at the Yoke.
hama Bazaar. Only q limited mum.
Der left. Price, 60 cents.
Three passengers returned from
the Volcano on the Kinau this
morning. They are the Misses Bur
row and Carroll and j. r. Gait.
The petition Of Ahmi, OF Kahului,
Maui, to be appointed administrator
OF the estate OF LUX Sang, will be
heard in the Circuit Court on Mon
day.
The twenty -four persons who were
reported in yesterdays paper as
being arrested for disturbing the
quiet OF the night at Waimea, Kau-
81, we're each fined 80 by Judge Ka.
puniai.
Deputy Attorney General u. X.
Wilder, Chas. Creighton, Kane and
G. A. Doyle, Japanese interpreter,
returned on the steamer Kinau to.
day from Hilo, Hawaii, where they
had been attending court.
Owing to O dcarth in news paper
the native sheet known as the Ma,
kssinans will be issued Oh Monday
next on buf- colored paper. A trial
print was made the other day, which
was satisfactory to the management
II. NJ. Dow has four pieces Of land
on Hackfeld and Prospect streets on
the east side Of Punchbowl which
he desires to offer for sale. The pur'
chase prices range from $50 to 800
Now is your chance to secure prop
erty in q good locality.
Seven Cinnamon were arrested
this forenoon for opium smoking
Lieutenant Kaiena and five police
men making the arrest. AT noon ,
Chinese fisherman was pulled fol
assault and battery on a native a
koholaloa, over some seaweed.
US. Minister A. S. Willis had al
interview with s. b. Dole yesterds,
forenoon. The interview endet
shortly before IL o'clock, aud is re
ported t. be- in connection with Ger
tain communications sent on tn
Union Steamship Monowai to +. NJ
Hatch and l.. A. Thurston.
J.C. Quinn lost valuable hors
on Thursday night. The anima
had been tethered with too short
rope and in some manner or othe
the horse was strangled, for whe
Quinn returned home he found tn
horse choked to death. The hors
was from the Kahuku ranch.
A photograph OF Kaapuni, ma
i've pTisoueT euBdSeu dDout III
Police Station, is to be sent to tn
Midwinter Fair. Kaapuni was con
yicted OF murder and sentenced /,
Imprisonment for life. The sentenc
was committed 10 twenty five years
imprisonment. In about six o
: seven months the man will be- fro,
Mrs. Vina King, who was commit
ted to the Circuit Court yesterda
: for assault with deadly weapon o
George Washington, made an al
: tempt to commit suicide when
was made known she was to be COZ
fined in Oahu Jail until her tria
The police, however, succeeded !
getting her safely to Jailer Low
hotel.
Mr.. Fireman, formerly OF III
Portland Hotel, has been engage
! by Col. Macfarlane to take the 81
tire management OF the dining roof
+. OF the Hawaiian Hotel, togetht
| with the culinary department, frol
= Monday nayt Mr. Eriaman - N