The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND oKNERAL NEWS
Furnished rooms are to let on
Palace Square.
Officer of the Waiakea Mill Go.
are elsewhere announced.
The Thistle Club will meet at Z
instead OF 1880 this evening.
Richard Maynard, a private in Co.
f Of the National Guards, has been
posted up as a deserter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. McStocker and
the Misses Along did not leave by
the s. s. Arawa to-day, as intended.
The demurrer OF G. A. Fogarty,
the hop beer man, was sustained by
District Magistrate Perry this morn
ing.
The Hsalani Boat Club will meet
in the Chamber of Commerce room
this evening, for business Of import
ance.
The government baud played the
8. s. Arawa of to day. The steamer
sailed for Vancouver shortly after
noon.
A new supply Of genuine Bud.
weiser beer, also of Schlitz's Milwau-
kee beer, has been received by H.
Hackfeld & Co.
Captain II. Wolters If the wreck
ell bark Geo. n. Wilcox left by the
s. s. Arawa to-day for Bremen, Ger
many, by way Of Vancouver.
Mechanics. Home. corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu str.sat. Lodging by
day, week OF month. Terms: 2b and
81 cent. V.w night. ~ And ~ u pa'
ea..s
H. Hackf-ld Il Co. have the inter
esting announcement to make to The
trade that they have received a
large and varied assortment Of dry
goods.
A. Hoffnung, late Hawaiian Charge
d. Affaires In London, aud Mrs.
Hoffuung, arrived by the s. .. Arawa,
and are registered at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
Benson, Smith & Co, have what
they claim to be the only perfect
tooth brush. Lubin's famous per.
fumes aud soaps are kept by the
same firm.
A drinking cup at a fountain on
Miller street supplied for the public
from the Queens Hospital has beer
wrencbed of the chain aud stoler
by some low. lived scouudrel.
tx. customs officer Lambert en-
phaticslly contradicts tho statement
in the Advertiser that he was dis
missed ON account Of serious charges
brought against him in . petition
by business men.
The field day Of the Amateur Ath
letlc Club has been postponed 4
Saturday week on account Of ba,
weather. The medals are on vie,
and much admired Ia Mr.. Jacobsen
jewelry store window.
G. L. Hopkins, who was in tur
Marshal and Noble under tho mon
archy, has taken the oath Of Gdslit
to the Republic. Saml. G. Dwight
formerly OF the Honolulu Roa
Board, has taken the same step.
The complimentary concert TO
q. s. Hawt,s, British COMMISSIONS
by the Hawaiian National bant
which was TO have taken place q
tho Hotel this evening, has boo
postponed until Monday evening.
A Chinaman named All Oh, an Q,
detective, was sentenced to tw
months imprisonment in tho Di'
trict Court yesterday afternoon Il
vagrancy. q. W. Ashford, who al
peared for the defense, noted an al
peal.
q. X. Harrison, practical piar
and organ maker and tuner, can IN
dish best factory references. Ords
: left at Hawaiian News Co. will =
cs'ive prompt attention. All VOL
guaranteed Ia bs the sam- A. dn'
IN factory
Letters Of denization with Il
: right tn vote have been granted |
the Cabinet TO Geo. Carson Keuyo
Mr.. Kenyon held similar letters U
der the monarchy, revoked wit
others by the Cons' tuition Of Il
Republic. Frank Godfrey has al
been granted letters OF denizati'
= with full privileges Of citizenship.
s The Canadian Australian stsal
Q ship Arawa arrived at 9 o'clock "
b terday evening, three days behiI
i time. The Arswa left Sydney, N.
d w., one day late and met with rouI
q weather nearly all the way. s
h brought six passengers for Hono!u|
Is and but little freight. The Ara'
IS left again for Vancouver, b. c.,
IS noon to-day.
A. The members of Oahu Lodge, \
l, Knights OF Pythiss, will have
important meeting tomorrow eve
ing at their hall on Fort sire
The Amplified Form OF the Orc
" will be conferred for the first til
II by said Lodge on two candidat
4. and the members of Mystic Lod
Ia | No 2 have hean ranuest al IN m