The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There we're 4S deaths in Honolulu
for January.
Heavy showers Of rain last night
aud early this morning.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold a mort
gagee's sale on Monday next.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. NJ. G. A. will take place this
evening at 8 o'clock.
The Ferreira-S Silva assault case
has again been remanded in the Dis
trict Court for week.
All the shrubbery has been up
rooted from the border surrounding
the Judiciary building.
The Hawaiian National baud will
give one of their popular concerts
at the Hotel this evening.
Jimmy Darlington, the pugilist.
is in town again. He came on the
bark r. p. Rithet yesterday.
Mrs. Goods entire stock of millin-
cry and store fixtures will be sold at
auction at 10 o'clock Saturday.
Six P. @. warriors" were pulled
in by the police last night for drunk
enness. Yesterday was payday.
Prof Koebele will leave on the
w. q. Hall tomorrow for Kona,
Hawaii, to inspect the coffee trees.
The IA Male store, Fort street,
began its clearance sale to-day.
Don't fail to call and secure a bar
gain.
L. J. Levey will hold a sale OF
household furniture, described else
where, at his salesroom at 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
s. b. Dole assumed the chairman
ship at the Council meeting this
afternoon, for the first time in
several weeks.
A reward Of $50 will be paid for
the return Of a pocket book lost be-
tween Waikiki aud the Hawaiian
Hotel. Sc advertisement.
Senator Emmeluth is getting the
road in front Of his property beauti-
fully fixed up by a prison gang. As
is well known, the road leads to no
where in particular.
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be rendered at the social entertain
ment in st. Andrews Sunday school.
room this evening at 7:,D o'clock.
You are invited to attend.
Tho p. q spies were made happy
last night by getting their usual
whack from the Attorney. Generals
"lncidentals" fund. They come
crawling round for their pay under
the cover Of the night.
A Japanese with a long bamboo
pole attracted good deal Of atten.
ton about the streets this noon.
The end Of the pole was smcared
with glue with which he managed
to capture several sparrows.
I. W. Hebron, Honolulu agent Of
the Hawaiian Exhibit at the Mid.
winter Fair, has made another liberal
offer to the Hawaiian National band
II they will consent to go Ia the fair
Tho bandsmen have not given any
answer ss yet.
Notice is given in this issue 81 the
removal OF the passenger department,
Of the Oceanic Steamship Co. IN Sau
Francisco. The change is for tn,
convenience Of the travelling public
the new Office being nearer tn. lead
ing hotels than the old one.
Captains Penhallow aud Good
man OF the scbooners Alice Cook,
and Robert Lowers respectively hav,
made q wager that whoever get
over to San Francisco first, load,
for Honolulu, the other going /,
Newcastle for coal. Both schooner,
left this afternoon.
The Parailiue Paint Co. furuishe,
the Midwinter Fair buildings will
over 10000 feet OF their L. Il u
Roofing, requiring over 10 miles o
material. Messrs. W. q. Irwin 4
Co, Id, are sole agents for thi
company and carry a stock Of thei
roofing, building papers and com
pounds. See advertisement in thi
paper.
Senior Captain Andrews cornere'
four Chinese last night with one Iii
OF opium and several lichee nut
containing the drug. The latte
were found in crevices made in tw
logs Of wood. So ingenious was tn
hiding place that the pet from Mako
WAC had great difficulty in unearth
ing the drug. The Cinnamon vii
offer defense on the srh inst.
j. w. Luning caused the issuanc
OF a penal summons yesterday aftel
noon requiring the attendance Of ,
A. Magoon in the District Court t.
morrow morning TO answer To
charge of assault and battery. Luz
ing complains that he was asssulte
without the slightest provocation i
his Office by Magoon, while the LAT
ter claims Luning attempted I
shoot him.