The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THURSDAY, Nov. Goth, is Thanks
! giving Day.
THE St. Louis and Crescent teams
play ball Thursday.
THE U. S. S. Charleston sailed from
Chemulpo, Korea, on Oct. % for
Shanghai.
LAST nights band concert at Emma
Square attracted and delightfully."- en-
tertained many people from all over
town.
The annual meeting OF the Wanna
nalo Sugar Company will be held to-
morrow at 10 o'clock, at the office Of
G. Bolte, Queen street.
A CHINAMAN named Ava was fined
500 for having opium unlawfully in
possession in the Police Court this
morning. A. Rosa for defense noted
an appeal.
AN intruder disturbed the house of
Mr.. Percy Gardner on Alakea street
at 80 the other nighi. Mr.. Gardner
got up in time to see figure retreat
ing over the fence.
The notorious Juno Davis and a
pal were arrested yesterday evening
near Maunakea street for laying out
Chinaman. They were under the
influence of liquor when taken in.
Mr.. ]. 7. Warehouse purchased
eight lots to add to his already large
area at Pearl City this morning at
good figures. Mr.. Waterhouse intends
to erect fine buildings on the lots
| soon.
THE organ concert at Kaumakapili
| Church this evening commences at
I As o'clock There is every indica-
ton of full house. The program is
good one, including as it does solos
by that talented lady, Miss Dale.
P. GARDNER secured judgment for
$16 against d. M. Crowley in the Civil
Court yesterday for assumpsit The
debt was for painting the scenery for
defendants farce, "Barefooted Bill"
for which plaintiff claimed 1880.
In the Police Court this morning,
Mr.. A. Rosa, counsel for defendant in
an opium case, made some rather
refractory remarks against the Police
department of the city He remarked
that the police were only good for
opium and che ia fends.
HON. C. r. Bishop secured two
valuable Hawaiian RELICS on his late
visit to the United Kingdom. They
consist of The finest feather helmet
and feather cloak in existence. The
articles are deposited at the Bishop
Museum, Kamehameha School.
A THANKSGIVING dinner and con-
cert by the Royal Hawaiian Band will
be given at the Hawaiian Hotel,
Thursday evening. Parties outside of
regular guests of the Hotel can
engage seats for the dinner by giving
notice at the office before Thursday
m 1rning.
THE Royal Hawaiian Band will
give concert at Oahu College, Puma
hou, tomorrow afternoon. At 2
O'clock the orchestra will begin the
program on the main vefanda, the
full band playing afterward. The
grounds will be thrown open to the
public, and all will be cordially well
come.
THE Temperance League held
meeting yesterday evening to consider
the adoption of a constitution and
bylaws Mr.. G. B. Ripley occupied
the chair, and the discussion and
adoption of a major part of the by
laws occupied the whole of the even
ing. Several new members were en-
listed.
Mr.. A. w. Bolster, the photogra-
pher, has assumed control of the gal
lery OF j. A. Gonsalves, Fort street. He
has taken charge of the gallery and
will add slight improvements as soon
as possible. Mr.. Bolster's ability as
an operator is well known, and it is
safe to say that under the new man
agement the gallery will do "boom-
ing" business.
TOURISTS ARRESTED.
Two strangers who have been stay
ing in the islands for some time,
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