The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-10
LOCAL. AND GENERAL NEWS.

tuERL Anu GENt RRL NEWS.
The health of the Queen Dowager
is slowly improving. DR.. Trousseau
is still attending her.
A MASQUERADE ball will re given at
the Armory, on the 2lst inst, under
the direction of Mrs Gray.
Mr.. CHAs l.. HOPKINS assumed the
Deputy Police JuStlceship for the dis
trict OF Kona this morning.
JUSTICE K. f. Bickerton and several
members Of the bar returned by the
Mikahala from Kauai yesterday.
The chemical fire engine for the
Plains is expected from the manufac-
turers i'll Chicago in two or three
months.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN, packed
with local news and Overlooking to
supplement, is now ready for the out
going mail.
A sIXHORsE team drawing load
of about four cords of wood from Wal
alae passed through Merchant street
this forenoon
The steamer w. G. Hall Will be due
tomorrow morning early, in order to
connect with the steamer Zealandia,
which leaves at noon.
WHILE Messrs. John Grace and ;.
Ladd were driving up Alakea street Il
kite which lad was flying wound its
tail around the horses head. Had
the animal not been dOvile one,
lively results would have ensued.
A HAWAIIAN girl, not quite nine
teen years of age, at kunawai, Liliha
street, has been studying witchcrafl
for some time She IS said t. have
practis, lately and proved quite sue
cessful, according to native paper.
DURING the Sunday morning service
AZ Central Union Church, DR. An
drews' horse hitched in the church
ydlu DIthc lppot anu IAN AWAY VII
Beretania street. The animal was
stopped without any damage being
done
THE large organ in St. Andrews
Cathedral is to be thoroughly cleaned
and uvelh,uled. Work vas com
menced on it this morning by Mr.. j,
w. Bergstrom, TIL organ builder, and
he will have j, completed in about
three weeks.
Mr.. w. I. Hess, representing the
California Democrat, the leading Ger
man newspaper on the Coast, will re-
turn hume 10y the Zealandla He
has spent five weeks traveiin- through
the group, getting lots of subscrib' rs
and laying up good opinions CT the
country and its people.
The Junior League clubs are prac-
Using daily. They will probably open
the Junior League season in about a
month. Four clubs have already
entered for the season. The To-
lan club will enter strong team,
having been joined by the Valley
Boys.
THERE are now twenty-six young
ostriches on DR.. Trousseau's farm at
kapiolani Park. There are thirty
eggs in the incubator. This is quite
prolific for only two pair of breeding
birds. Only ten or fifteen birds have
been lost out of all the broods thus
far.
A SLIGHT alteration between the
sailors and The Captain of the Chilean
ship Georginia caused the men to be
arrested on Saturday last hey were
ordered back by the authorities later
in the day, when the ship set sail
Sunday evening the ship WAS seen to
be lowering outside.
IN the report Of accepted Bids" in
last -aturdays issue of the BULLETIN
an error was made in the price OF
white lead per pound. 1t should have
been 7c. instead of 75c. The Adver.
tiser repeats the mistake this morn.
ing, prcferring to correct this paper
where it was not liable to correction
Mr.. A. G. NJ RoBERTsON,b book keeper
in the Office of the Registrar of Fin
ance, has resigned his position to take
course in the Yale Law School. He