The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-29
Arrivals.
Departure.
Passengers
DEPARTURES.

oEPARrUREs.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr KiDau,
Ian 2g-Mrs \ Kia, Mrs James Thomas, J
A Scott, Miss Mary Green, q g keun dy IL
r Hind and wife, ID ii Waldu and wife,
has Super, Il X Druebig, B X Brennan,
rhos Gay, Mr. YotymosO, g koelling, l.
Rthernei "A Macy, Ms J X Wilson, X
iegi, Mrs Paka, Mrs May, Nora.
Born.
PRI rCH ARD-In this city, January %,
1895, to the wife of JOS Pritchard,
son,
LOCAL AND aESEBal sE~r
U.S.S. Philadelphia is off Koko
Head at 1856.
Col. Fisher was absent from the |
Court this forenoon.
The S. 5. Australia will leave for
San Francisco at p. IN. tomorrow.
Mrs. Tewksbury and native
named Poina have been committed
to the Insane Asylum.
Judge Cooper to day adjudicated
G. l.. Brito a bankrupt and appoint
ed February 8 Tor hearing.
One hundred boxes Of fresh APP
pies will be sold by James +. Nor
gan at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Col. V. V. Ashford was triven to
the Executive building this after
noon to be tried by court-martial.
Captain Schmidt of the barken-
tine S. q. Wilder will leave on the
S. s. Australia to morrow for San
Francisco.
John Bowler was conveyed to the
Executive building in hack yester-
day and to-day for trial before the
Court-martial.
A file of the WEEKLY BULLETIN since
the outbreak is the best history OF
the rebellion To send abroad by the
Australia's mail.
j. b. Grant, a coffee planter, for
merly a school teacher, is under in
vestigation as to what he knows
about the Ashfords.
G. f. Scholl OF Oakland, mem
ber of the Cook tourist party, fell
aud broke two ribs on board the
Australia on the passage.
One OF the packages OF clothes
sent to the Police Station this morn.
ing was labelled, Right Rev. La
pana Keawepooole, Salvation Army
Antoine Rosa, who was one OF the
counsel for the defense in the cases
of several state prisoners, was arrest
ed for treason on Sunday afternoon
James Wilder, the returned Law
student, attends the Court-martis
regularly. He says it is something
new to him, and he wants to take i
all in.
Mechanics Home, corner Hote
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day
week or month. Terms: 25 and 81
cents per night; ii and Sl.25 pc
week.
John Kalaukoa and d. Kanuha
two OF the prisoners who have bee
on trial for treason, were release'
last night, there being insufficient
evidence against them.
The following arrests have bee
made since last report: CONSPIRACY
James Mcguire, q. @. Kipa, Kak'
Kekii, VIM. Mossman and Hi ala
Kipela. Investigations: kaia al
Kuh,a
Carl Widemann, w. Ii. G. Grei
and Louis Marshall had feast ye
terday at the Poli"e Station whir
they rellshed. Some OF their fri n,
sent them California oysters cooke
and raw.
Il. Il. Harrison, practical piaI
and organ niaker and Tuner, can N
nisb best factory references. Or,ie
left at Hawaiiau News Co. VIII I
celve prompt attention. All wo
guaranteed ~ M -" san" " 10
in factory
w. n. Armstrong brought fro
the Coast from 400 TO 1900 oyste
which he and Commissioner Marsd
planted at Pearl Harbor peninsu
this morning. The oysters plant
in that locality last year by John
CoIburn have thrived.
Look ia "Timely Topics" for
cable argument, also for the lat
inventions for plantation and bou
hold service. Ii the rush OF n
labor saving devices continue, t
twentieth century will open withC
contract labor in the field or sery
labor in the home,
IL. G. Biart has removed fr
King street to the store OF Oh
Cert, Fort street. There he '
repair watches and make souve
spoons and jewelry OF every descr
ton. Having been the practi
matchmaker for Wenner a. Co.
years, he needs no putting
Out of 40 tons OF canaigre re
for planting, imported by Jos, Nj
den, Commissioner OF Agricultl
he has about 500 pounds left, VIII
will be- sent to the first orders
ceiyed at the rate Of S52 ton,
cost price. This opportunity sho
not be lost by anybody desirou
going into the cultivation Of
plant.