The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Kinau to arrive tomorrow.

Prof. Koebele was passenger for
Kona on the steamer w. q. Hall to-
day.
The Eva plantation will put in
10000 sisal plants on land unsuited
to sugar.
The p. q. band will give concert
at the Hotel this evening, weather
permitting.
Mr.. Archer, an old kamaaina, left
on the w. q. Hall this morning for
the Volcano.
Two nice cottages on Nuuanu
street can be rented on application
to +. w. Hebron.
A German play will be enacted
at Punahou College this evening
Tickets, fifty cents.
Peter Lee, manager of the Volcano
House, and daughter returned on
the w. q. Hall to-day.
The China was advertised to leave
San Francisco on Tuesday, and will
therefore be due Monday.
Six Japanese, including one female,
have been arrested for playing che
ia. Che ia banks are as numerous
as ever.
J. Kulolia was fined 50 in the Dis
trict Court to-day for disputing the
price of feed Of poi in Chinese
restaurant with his dukes"
The Misses Julie and Rose Albu.
with their manager, NJ. l.. NJ. Plum
kett, have already booked To leave
ON March "a by the Australia.
Rudolph Spreckels aud his attor-
ney, Mr.. Bishop. with Mrs. Bishop,
left on the W. u. Hall to-day for
Maui. W. II. Cornwcll was Of the
party.
The Hawaiian National band will
give private concert tomorrow
afternoon, weather permitting, at
Craigside, the residence Of Mr.. Th"o.
II. Davies.
W. y. Armstrong will address the
meeting Of the American League on
Monday evening next. the Cabinet
and members OF the Councils have
been invited.
Mrs. Good will dispose Of her en-.
tire stock Of millinery and store tx.
lures at auction tomorrow at Ia
o'clock. A rare opportunity is offer.
ed the ladies to secure bargains in
headgear.
The sale Of the intest of Cat
Dalton ct al, ia premises at kalihi
formerly occupied by the late Peter
Dalton, to have been held by }. +
Morgan on Monday, is withdrawn
for the present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. }. A. Hopper CAV. a
"curio" party last night. The guests
guessed at punning names for arti'
cles disposed about the parlors. II
was a pleasing diversion in social
entert aiumcnt.
The Hawaiian Quintet Club will
serenadr Mrs. Mary ALLAH, widow 81
John Ailau, late manager Of the
club, at her residence this evening
Mrs. Allan expects to leave on the
:. =. Australia tomorrow.
A dray attached To n double team
ran away on King street this fore
noon going towards Palama. TIL,
team, which belonged to Wilder,
lumber yard, finally landed with tn,
two forewhcels and shafts at Kalihi
W. Savidge will start skatinG
rink in the Beretania street armory
ID. b. Smith erected the buildinl
originally for that purpose, did ;
good business in il aud cam" frou
under" before tn" collapse Of tn,
craze.
The members Of Engine Co. No
1 of the defunci volunteer depart
ment will give grand luau at Loni
Branch Baths tomorrow Saturday
evening. 4 dizzy will be made Of tn,
company's funds, hence the celebra
ton.
Six native Hawaiians took on
passports at the Custom House thi
forenoon. They leave ON the ) :
Australia tomorrow for the Mid
winter Fair. j. Pakele, ut one tim
first baseman Of the kamehameh
nine, Is among the number.
;. Decker's twenty-one mont h
old child strayed from its home be
low Fort street school this forenoon
and was found by parties living o
Kukui lane. The fact was telt
phoned to the police, and whe
Decker reported at the Station h
was told where the child was.
Wong Chong was found guilty {
having opium unlawfully in posse.
sion in the District Court to-da,
and was sentenced To pay fine {
$50. All Nun, arrested about tn
same time on similar charge, wa
discharged, he producing a cert
fcate from Dr., Miner to smok
opium.
Tomorrow, Feb. 3, was formerl
observed as the anniversary Of ii
: now defunct volunteer fire depar
ment. A parade during the day au
banquet in the evening made II