The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A Probate Court notice appears
elsewhere.
Diamond Head, 3 p. Weather
hay, wind light east.
Australian fresh mutton il to be
had at the Metropolitan Meat Co.'S
store.
Measles have been very prevalent
in Samoa. Over 1000 deaths have
occurred.
The Makaweli plantation is work
ing night and day, making about
eighty tons Of sugar daily.
Mr.. Parke has found his dog
Shindy and cancelled the advertise
ment after only one insertion in the
BULLETIN.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell lumber
on the esplanade at 10 a. m. to-mor-
row, aud the Emmes residence at his
salesroom at IL m.
Owing TO the absence OF President
Kitcat and other officers, the annual
meeting Of the Cricket Club adjourn.
ed to the 23d inst.
Major General Sims, X. E., is q
through passenger on the s. s. Mo
nowai, He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Z. Muller left on the 5. s. Mono
wal this afternoon for San Fran
cisco, on his way to Germany. Mrs.
Muller stayed behind.
Two players belonging to the p.
q. band, John Tuney, drummer, and
NJ. Comes, left on the 8. s. Monowai
to-day for San Francisco.
Strings are fastened oil over the
fronts of the Government buildings
to hang lanterns on for an illumina
ton the night OF the 18th.
II. q. NJ. 8. Champion, detained
here on account Of the political
troubles, was daily expected at
Rarotonga at latest accounts.
II you want anything done in
stone, concrete or plaster work, John
F. Bowler, whose card appears else
where, will do IL in the best style.
Central Union Church will be
lighted from the new electric station
for the first time this evening. One
Of tho engines was running to-day.
&. A. Mcdowell and r. Stafford
and daughter are booked for the
Colonies on the s. $. Mariposa due
here OH the 18th inst. from the
Coast.
This evenings meeting at Central
Union Church will be devoted to
prayer for the young in Sunday
schools and in day schools. i. A.
Hosmcr Is the leader.
The S. S. Monowai departed at !
o'clock this afternoon for San Fran.
cisco, quito a crowd being on the
wharf. The p. q. band played for
over an hour previous to her depar'
ture.
The California Feed Co. arc still
pushing business. Il Is only few
weeks since they imported ship.
load Of hay and grain by the BARI
Mauna Ala, and now their Mr.. T. j
King Is oil to San Francisco fol
another cargo.
General Secretary Corbett make,
a live periodical out Of the Y. NJ. G
A. Review. His assistant, w. G
Weldon, contributes a poem and Q
leading article to the current mum
Der. The rest is filed with new.
about tho Association and its mem
bers.
Pico Miranda, the colored mar
who assisted Domingos Ferreira il
the assault on John Silva, was ar
rested yesterday as an accomplice
The police learned that Miranda in
tended leaving on the barkentine s
q. Wilder, and an officer found hin
on the vessel.
Reports that c. W. Ashford's tri,
to the Coast Is connected with poll
tics and will bs extended to Wash
ington, that gentleman desired thu
BULLETIN to say, are unfounded. II,
Is out Of politics aud his erranC
across the water is OF purely privat,
business nature.
Adolf Muller writes note to sa,
that his wife does not intend t
leave the islands, and is soliciting
funds only to pay his passage to hi
fathers home in Germany, wher,
she has been advised to have hin