The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-31

gone to bring back Jack" Atkinson.
The police are paying their take.
to-day, in advance, presumably to
provide sufficient money to pay the
military.
Prof. Berger will play the accom-.
for Chester A. Doyle's new
song at the Thistle Club concert ON
Friday evening.
Carl Willing. formerly keeper OF
the Government Nursery, Is now
manager Of the Woodlawn Fruit |
Ranch at Pearl City.
Lovers Of good music will I've
graft fled to learn that the Hawaiian
National band will play at tho lila.
waiian Hotel this evening.
The w. q. Hall took no pass.n-
gers for TIA. Volcano to-day. The
tourists are all waiting for the "per-
soually conducted" excursion.
A fue program il being completed
for the Thistle concert Friday even.
ing. Get ticket--only 80 ccnts--s,
rhos. Lindsay's jswelry store.
The following have taken out
passports nj the Custom House to
leave ON the s. s. Arawa for Veto.
ria, Is. g.: W. W. Vane. Frances
T.lien, y. Balfour, Il. H. Jamcs.
u. 8. Consul Mills and party have
returned from the Hansuma fishing
grounds where they wen. Saturday
evening The only fsh caught we're
'puhis."
Nine natives pleaded guilty In the
Dist riot Court to day to having sol'i
spirituous liquor (swipes) without n
license within the past week. IL
each ease sentence was suspended
until moved on"
The Hamakua Mill Co. have elect
I'D the following officers: Then. II
DAVIES. president; +. NJ. Swanzv,
Vice president; ". II. Baird. treas.
urrr; T.. ". Hrid>wnth, secretary,
I. X. kryw"th. AUDITOR
Sam On.h, has l~.n discharged
from the bnmhl. "ili.'s II ,n-s-cng"r
NJ tn. Jndi"'nry Depart m"nt. which
he has occupied for more than ten
wears, b. ansr he refused To take the
oath Of all-Riau," to tn. Republic,
Tho chief topic about town IL ~
to how many Hswaiis will TAX.
the oath To uphold the new Repub,
liz in order To- qualify themselves Ia
serve rs jurors Ia the next term nI
the Circuit Court beginning next
Monday.
The price Of ,allow has dropped
10 percent aud NJ. Breham sells nov
seventeen az bars II the very bcsI
soap for 81 rs. Also try his own im
ported German castil. soap manu-
Tact ured by Krsus Bros, Mannheim
Germany.
!; q. X. Harrison, practical pian'
aud organ maker aud tuner, can fur
nish i~st factory references. Order
left al Hawaiian News Co. viii n,
r"ive prompt attention. All wnr
guaranteed Ia i~ the same NJ don
~ factory,
j. W. Chapman caters FER Bar
quets. Socisls, Private Dinner PaI
r ties. Wedding or Gsri.n rar'i-
etc. II. will i~ pleased to call apo
tny ladies or gentlemen VII" vi,
kindly Address him through III
Posi- nfi'-
II II. P'emcr. a well. known res
= dent Of Waiukn, has been commit
ted f"r trial on he charge of arsol
Keliikipi, a native, turned state
j. evidence, testifying he set fire
: the Wailuku Sugar Co.'S office at III
D instigation OF Pleruer.
u At the annual meeting OF II
y Laupah@hoe Sugar Co. the follo'
l. lug were elected officers for the a
It suing term: Theo. II. Davies, pres
y dent; T.. NJ. Swauzy, vice presiCien
W. IL. Baird, treasurer; T. W, Hold
l. worth, secretary; 7. r. Keywort
u auditor.
il Asai Kohl was sentenced to pay
~ fine Of 500 in the District Court I
So day Tor selling spiriiuous liqu0
without a license within the past I
months, aud more particularly {
July ~, Kohl also pleaded guii
50 To q charge 81 distilling liquor wit
81 out n license during ono week pl
T. yiuus Ia Jul %, Sentence was s,
IN pended in the latter case.
III A framed series Of views along I
'is line Of the Oahu Railway adorns I
IN wall upstairs in the Post Office. 7
~ luxurisnt grosihs ~ bauanas, sul
l. cane aud pin. apples shown ,
H. enough in themselves tn make n Ia
n, boom. There IL an good land
IA, cultivation, with water available I,
o., In this town lots of Pearl City
anywhere along tho line,