The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Col. Sam. Norris is in town again


Cool and damp weather is still
prevalent.
The p. g. band plays at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Colds and cognate ailments are
affecting many people.
Phonograph exhibition this even
ing by G. Nestor Edison.
The Union Feed Co. will hold its
quarterly meeting next Wednesday.
A number of ladies were the guests
of Captain Rookie of II. b. NJ. S.
Champion to-day.
Mr.. Fugii, Consul General for
Japan, visited the japanese cruiser
Naniwa this morning.
II. Defries has completed repairs
to Allen & Robinson's wharf. He
undertook the job by contract.
All owners Of lots on Waikiki side
Of the Catholic cemetery will meet
at that place on Monday, Feb. 18th.
Mr.. Arthur Reynolds will lead the
praise service at the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow
evening.
One hundred and five bags of
kona coffee and six boxes contain
ing coffee plants came on the w. @.
Hall to-day.
The Jas. Makee brought two
lepers from Kauai this morning.
They have been taken to the Kalihi
Receiving Station.
Attend the monograph exhibition
to be given this evening at Y. NJ. &.
A. Hall by G. Nestor Edison. II j.
the only show in town.
Some fine horses and mares were
sold at auction by J. +. Morgan to-
day. They we're from the Waialae
Ranch and were OF good stock.
The schooner Moiwahinc had hcr
mainsail carried away yesterday and
had to put into Lahaina, where re-.
pairing sails will be the order to-day.
A football game between the
boarding and the day scholars Of st.
Louis College this morning was won
by the day scholars after a hard
struggle.
Mrs. A. Perry has caused the ar.
rest Of lawk See, a Chinaman, for
larceny in tho third degree by steal.
ing oranges from her promises, valu.
ed at SO.
The American LEAGUE" aud Schu-
etzen Club met yesterday evening.
At the latter meeting the subject Of
securing work for the unemployed
was discussed.
Views of the residence OF II. W.
Schmidt on Mount Tantalus ara on
exhibition in Hebron Il Newman's
window. They were taken by Boil
ster d SEVERN.
W. G. Peacock Il Co.'S horse and
dray ran away this forenoon. With
the exception OF smashed seat no
serious injury was sustained by
either vehicle or animal.
u tomorrow DO fine, many people
will go out to dispute possession Of
the Pacific with the whales ut Long
Branch baths. There was a large
party OF tourists there last Sunday.
To Sans Souci is the popular drive
on fine evenings aud Sundays. Its
smooth bathing beach aud bright
big lanai overlooking the sea are
additional attractions to fine table.
Kekua, an elderly native, was ar
rested at noon to-day for practising
kahunaism. The warrant Tor his ar
rest was sent from Kau, and Kokua
will be taken to that district a, the
earliest opportunity.
The price OF kona oranges has
gone up, and in consequence buyers
were slow in coming up at the Inter
Island wharf to-day. A large guam.
tity OF the juicy article came on the
W. q. Hall this morning.
II is reported that a dog has been
poisoned near Thomas Square. The
dirty business would appear to be
rather prevalent these times. Per
haps it is preliminary to a new cam
paign OF burglars and sneak thieves.
The steamer Mokolii will arrive
this evening with the first news OF
the result OF the race between the
Honolulu five-oared crew aud the
Kaunakakai five. The race took
place on Thursday.
This night week the Amateur Min,
strels aided by other local talent
aud men from the Philadelphia will
give their complimentary benefit to
W. b. Ash. The aim is to make il
a first class musical event, and tn,
boys are equal to the task,
The two Cinnamon who yyarn nn