The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-05

sugar, "a bbls. salmon, 1870 lbs. fcrii-
lizer, $50 bis. hay, 10 bbls cement and :
pkgs tobacco.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Lent begins on Wednesday.
Valentines day falls on the nth
inst.
Scottish Thistle Club meets to-
night.
A variety Entertainment is on the
taps for next week.
The p. q. band plays at Emma
Square this evening.
June IL will be Hawaiian Day at
the Midwinter Fair.
Sugar was Sc. for 96 test In New
York this day week.
G. X. Bishop was a passenger by
the s. s. China to-day. Mr.. Bishop
looks we'll.
W. NJ. GifTard has lost very valu.
able Jersey COW, for whose return
he offers reward.
Members of the German Benevo.
lent Society will see notice Of annual
meeting In this issue.
The February term Of the Circuit
Court opened this morning, Judge
Whiting on the bench.
The flag over the U. S. Consulate
was not flying to-day on account Of
the boisterous weather.
Frank Winter, late Of the Pacific
Hardware Co, is now book. keeper at
Wainaku Plantation. Hilo.
$. Parker, A. p. Peterson aud G..
w. Ashford returned from San Fran.
cisco on the s. s. China to-day.
b. G. Howard, managing agent Of
the p. NJ. s. s. Co. at Yokohama, is
q through passenger on the :. ).
China.
The Pupahou football team de.
feated the Unknowns on Saturday
afternoon on the League grounds
A return match is spoken Of.
W. +. Lesser, Commissioner for
Hawaii, aud Chas. L. Wilder, Con.
sul-General, were guests at the Mid.
winter Fair inaugural banquet.
The s. s. China arrived this morn.
ing 81 days from San Francisco
bringing dates up to Jan. Both. She
will leave for the Orient at 8 o'clocl,
this evening.
The bark 5. &. Allen, which left
San Francisco ON Jan. ~ for Homo
lulu, took as part Of her cargo three
cases Of rifles, five cases Of cart
ridges and thirty eases powder.
Hawaii Engine Co. No. I, Of ia,
defunct volunteer Fire Department
held q FINAL luau at Long Brancl
baths. j. ". Boyd, ex- Foreman and
First Assistant Engineer, presided
and ex-Chief Engineer Wilson ant
other veterans were present.
Mr.. Hayes, late chief officer Of tn,
bark Martha Davis, will leave to
morrow for Mahukona, where h,
will assume command Of the four
mastcd schooner Geo. W. Watson
Captain OLSON having broken his
leg on tho voyage from San Pedro,
The horse OF a Mexican fell near
the King street bridge, Palama, on
Saturday evening, breaking one q
its hind legs. The matter was re-
ported to the police and the ANNA
was put out Of misery by Capta ali
Il. Parker. The horse was scared b,
q dog and slipped.
Leigh Irvine, Examiner CORES
pondent in Honolulu, who had beer
looking for recall, has been order
ed to remain in Honolulu and la,
been appointed special correspon
dent Of the New York Herald will
the consent OF the Examiner. III,
got q personal letter from Jane,
Gordon Bennett to-day.
The Ecuadorian bark Ophir ha'
been chartered from Captain W. II
Ferguson by j. j. Moore n Co. a,
San Francisco to take a cargo %
redwood lumber and shingles t.
Sydney. Captain Ferguson wa,
negotiating also to take a cargo 81
copra from Tahiti to Sydney. as h,
expected to get charter to loac
coal in Australia for the Frencl
Colonial Government at Tahiti.
W. p. Harrison of Chicago, VIII,
was Of the large party that vlsiteC
the Volcano by last Kinau, wa,
greatly impressed with the magniii
cence OF the phenomenon. He say,
the molten lake is 600 feet above til,
floor OF the crater, aud over its riu
the lava roars down like Niagara
The fireworks appearance was sub
lime. Mr.. Harrison would like t,
I