The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-19


LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.
TINS Y. VI. c. A. monthly meeting
will bc hcld this evening
TnE Zcalandia will sail for San
Francisco at noon Monday.
MR. l.. j. LEyEY will sell at auction,
tomorrow noon, 800 sacks rolled bar
ley.
THERE will be rehearsal of the
Honolulu Arion tomorrow evening at
1880
A MAIL for San Francisco by the
S. 5. Sussex will close tomorrow at
nine o'clock.
A LARGE number Of people attend
ed the band concert at Thomas
Square last night.
Mr. GEO. l.. RITMAN will contribute
two banjo solos and song at Mr..
P0pe's lecture at Y. NJ. G. A. Hall to-
morrow evening,
Verbs great opera "Rigoletto"
will be repeated this evening by re-
quest. Its success last night is the
talk of the town.
Mr.. JOHN c. WHITES appointment
as Superintendent OF the Honolulu
Water Works, announced some time
ago, is now officially gazetted.
Mr.. JAS. F. MORGAN will sell at
auction, IL o'clock Saturday, CORFU
gated roofing, perlumery and grocer
les, damaged by fresh water
The Advertiser sharp must have
been mapping last night. There were
two typographical errors in the BULIE,
TIN and rs never noticed them!
The Hawaiian olc hestra, under Pro
lessor II. Berger, will play between
acts this evening at the Opera House,
during the second performance of Ri
goletto.
Two deserving sailors from whaling
ships escaped from the Waialua lock-
up Tuesday night, by cutting through
the floor, and they have not yet been
recaptured.
Mr.. J. ID. POPE will repeat his en-
tertainment OF song and story tomor-
row evening. The verdict of those
who heard him last night is that ne is
well worth hearing.
In the report Of the Native Sons of
Hawaii's festival yesterday, compo-
sitor threw reflections" on the re-
porter's vocabulary, when he should
have treated him to reflections"
The Royal Hawaiian band played
at the residence of Minister Parker ON
King street, at s o'clock this morning,
in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
Parker.
ACCORDING to the Advertiser of
yesterday wednesday,, the Zealandia
arrived from San Francisco today
IhursGay). It's Il great faculty to
be able te predict past events in the
future!
The Advertiser talks about "those
who were not SO fortunate as to hear
Rigoletto last Saturday evening""
Guess nobody on the beach was so
fortunate, unless the Advertiser man
keeps a little opera house of his own
PRESIDENT David Dayton of the
Board of Health leaves for the Leper
Settlement by the steamer Mokolii
this evening. He goes partly to in
stall Capt. w. H. Tell as Resident
Superintendent in place Of Mr., Thos.
E. Evans, resigned
CAPT BENZ WHITNEY, Customs
Guard, and a police officer last night
captured sailor from the U. S. S.
Iroquois, who had on his person five
tins of Hongkong opium. He was
tried in the Police Court this morning
and remanded for Judgment
THE trial OF seven Chinese for in
dulging in pakapio gambling resulted
in the discharge Of three and the con
viction of four. Two of the latter
were fined $500 each and two $25
each, with $1.2O costs all round. De-
putty Marshal Gardner K. Wilder pro-
secuted, and eX-AttorneyGeneral Pc
terson defended the case. An appeal
was noted to the April term Of the
Supreme Court
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