The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
"The Great Henrietta tonight.


There is a fine band on board of
the French man. OF. war.
A. Spreckels left on the steamer
Kinau to-day for Maalaea.
Harry Won Holt aud wife have
gone to the Volcano on visit.
Mems Shoes, $50 up.
NJ. s. Levy.
Flannelettes-l2 yards 81.
NJ. s. LEVY.
Bro. Bertram of st. Louis College
left for Maui yesterday 10y the Clau-
dine.
FIX. Judge Hart and j. q. Spencer
came into the planters council this
morning.
"Cinderella," with ponies, coach
transformation, etc, for Saturday
matinee.
There were ten passengers for the
Volcano by the steamer Kinau this
afternoon.
The Young Iawaiians' Institute
will meet tomorrow evening in the
Y. NJ. &. a. hall.
Gents linen collars. 2 for Is cts.
mems fine gauze under shirts, 3 for
81, at y. s. Sachs.
The bark Elsinore from Ncwcas.
tie, n. :. w., for this port put into
Suva, FIJI, leaking badly.
Consul General Mills of the
United States attended the planters
convention this morning.
The French warship Duguay.
Trouin will leave tomorrow at I
o'clock for the China Station.
Gents furnishing goods at cost
this week. Don't miss this oppor
tunity at y. $. Sachs, Fort street.
Embroi,leries, large line, Ham
burg aud Swiss.
NJ. s. LEVY.
Mechanics Home, corner Hote
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day
week or month. Terms: ~ aud 8,
cents per night; 81 aud Sl.25 pe
week..
J. +. Morgan will sell the balanc,
of the stock Of Charles Giriler a
his salcsroom at lOo'clock on Thurs
day morning. A lot OF rare fern
and pltuts will also bc sold.
| J. W. Bergstrom, the piano an,
organ tuner, who has just retnrne,
from a successful business trip u
Hawaii, left on the Kinau to-day 10
Maui to ill a number OF orders.
The Hooulu Lahui Society viii
meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the Kapiolani Maternit
Home. All the members Of the sc
ciety are requested to attend thi
meeting.
u. NJ. Dow, clerk to Marsha
Hitchcock, left on the steamer K
nau this afternoon for a trip. Tn
Marshal's office is being rsnovat.,
so Clerk Dow grasped the opportur
ity for q short vacation.
The Forestar's Advocate, Sa
Francisco, has an interesting Hon,
lulu letter, also a notice Of the arriv,
in that city Of Thomas Lindsa
Deputy High Chief Ranger, Of tn
city, accompanied with his portal
The captain Of the French cruis,
Duguay.Trouin having kindly ole
ed To take q mail for the Ori.n
; Post master-General Dat will forwar
all letters aud papers marked f.
that ship. Mail will close at :;
y. III. Tomorrow.
) Mr.. Austin, Of Auckland. Ne
/, Zealand, has purchased tho Amer
; can trottiDg stallion Pleasanion Il
, 1923. The horse is described
;, being one Of the finest specimen
. that has ever left the land Of u
I stars and stripes.
The Planters Company ran I
/ against the Pioneer Building n 10,
, Association when it gathered for
night session at the Chamber
q Commerce yesterday evening.
:, the =. Il. n l., \. have the hall e
i gagged for the first Monday "venil
;, each month, the planters had to |
tire.
= A fire supposed To be incendia
II broke ont in the 5. :. Mararoa VIII
!. in dock at Port Chalmers la'sly, 7
u foreman Of the fire brigade was oy'
come by the heat aud expired
reaching the wharf. The Marar
J. was Tor time on the San Francis
mail route OF the Oceanic and Uni
n companies.
The November numb"r al I
Is Anglican Church Chronicle co
l, pletes the twelfth volume. 1t
pleasant To have the enthusiasts
\. editor (tev. A. Mackintosh) rep'
i that his excellent periodical has p;
its way. II sticks closer to its III;
cause than almost any sectarian
VI class paper eXtant.
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