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

G. Gertz offers rooms to let at Ka.
waiabao.
MAY Blossom" at the Opera
House this evening.
Oahu Lodge, X. of T., will hold
an important meeting ON Saturday
evening.
The Kawaiahao Seminary girls
took a special train to Eva this
morning.
Pineapple cocktails a speciality at
the Empire" corner of Nuuanu aud
Hotel streets.
Thirty cases Of Goldfish arrived on
the 5. ). Monowai to-day consigned
to local firms.
Manager Requa of the Empire"
now has the finest stock of wines
and liquors in Honolulu.
The 5. 5. MiOwera was reported
as passed Prawle Point on the
English coast April ~
The japanese steamer Mike Maru
will leave Japan on June 18th with
about 200 Japanese for Honolulu
The Hawaiian National band.
alias "our band" will give a concert
at the Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
Wheat has gone down To 90 3S c..
and il is predicted by n San Frau.
cisco paper that il will be down to
Zoe. in July.
J. y. s. Williams arrived ON the
;. 5. Monnwai from England via
America. Mr.. Williams is an old
kamaaina.
Miss Carey. daughter of Com.
mander Carey u the 5. S. Muuowai,
was a through passenger on that
steamer for Sydney.
The order for the l.. ). $. Ranger
to go to the Brhring Sea has been
countcrmauded, and she will come
to Honolulu instead.
X, W. Irwin, Hawaiian Consul
General at Toxic, Japan, is expected
here on ib. ;. :. Gaelic due from
the Orient ou Monday next.
Manager Requa OF the Empire
saloon makes speciality Of cock
tails. He has some 81 the finest
Irish whiskies besides y year old
wines.
Mrs. Thro. +. Drcdgo, nee Young,
and child, Alexander Young and ia.
Misses Young were passengers on
the 5. 5. Monowai to-day from the
Coast.
The United States steamer Adams
arrived at Port Townsend, Wash.
ingto :. uu May ?, sixteen days from
Honolulu, aud joined the Bchring
Sea feet.
Tb. household furniture Of Aug
ust Ehlers IL To be sold at auction
by Jas, +. Morgan this day week.
Premises will be- open for ins erection
the previous day.
There were four stowaways on the
\. 5. Mnnowai this trip, three Of
whom war" taken on to the Colonies.
The other ~ h. l.. Stone. who will
be returned tn SIN Francisco.
The South Sea Islanders exhibit.
ton ut the Midwinier Fair il report.
ed Ia be- an excellent attraction and
one OF tlr best, iutrinsically. that
has been offered in san Francisco
Tor some time.
About Fifteen M"rmons were pas.
srng"r, 10y the ;. $. Mouowai for
this puIt. They were received on
arrival by brethren from the Laic
Sctt lemcnt. There were two females
IN the company,
The ;. 5. Mouowai arrived from
san Francisco at six o'clock this
morning, She left that port on
May 3 and had fine weather all the
way. She resumed her voyage L.
the Colonies At ! o'clock this after
noon.
Bosn Ben pleaded utility IN the
bis'rh' Sohf' thls morning Ia nav
lug opium unlawfully in posses lou
aud Was sentenced L. pay u fuo 0i
$50, Bon is still in Jail aud will
likely remain there uut,i ia" Austria,
las arrival.
What about that election on Nav
2! 4 goodly numbrr voted under
protest, aud news has com. that
Americans in taking part in said
election lost 'h"ir American ,ight.
Iii" lat hor 81 ann"xatluu aud EDITOR
smith voted that way.
There were thlrty-SlX Strrrag,
passengers for this port by ia. = :
Monowa. 4 number We're Portu,
Guese contract laborers. Owing 10
an oversight Of Pursar Feuwick in
iill'ng ia" statement required, some
trouble was experienced getting
them ashore.
A way went on board a sailing
vessel IN port early the other mora,
ing a d stole ship bucket The
two Gust onls officers had initiated tn,
crew; they were taking a nap h.
wag's boast that IA" could pass the
Customs guards was verified,
4 rumor wa, ailoat ON Tuesday