The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THANKS to Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean 70
wedding cake.
THE D. S. ). Zealandia will be du,
tomorrow forenoon with four days
later news.
The Woman's Board will meet a
Central Union Church tomorrow at
tcrnoon at 2 80 o'clock.
The Police Courtroom was crowded
with japanese this morning to hea
the assault and battery case.
THIRTEEN cases of drunkenness
were disposed Of in the usual name
this morning in the Police Court.
A SUBSCRIPTION is being made fo
the widow of the unfortunate sailo
who was shot on the deck III thu
steamer Iwalani.
EvANGELIsTIC services conducted
by Rev. DR.. Hammond will be held a
Queen Emma Hall every evening thi,
week except Friday.
~--------------
Miss DOROTHY LAMB is taking 3
shorthand report of the separation
case, the official stenographer, Mr.
Jones, being engaged at the admiralty
case.
HER Majesty will go to Waimanal,
by the steamer j. A. Cummins to
morrow. All the principal places OF
Oahu will shortly receive Il roya
visit.
The Kalihi road was given the fin
ishing touches last Saturday. There
is now ii fine even carr age road lead
ing away up past Hon. A. Rrsa's
house.
The twenty-eighth annual report o.
the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa
ton has been received. 1t gives 6
comprehensive view of the Protestant
missionary enterprise of these Islands
Mr.. MAX LOHEIDE, instructor Of
the Honolulu Athletic Association
has been given several weeks leave OF
absence. He will spend his we'll
earned vacation at Hauuuma, Thurs
tons Cove, beyond Waialae.
THE Oahu Railway & Land Com
pany is making solid land Of the cove
at King street bridge, leaving chan.
mel for the outlet of Nuuanu stream
A heavy stone retaining wall is being
built against the waters OF the harbOr
THE Clapp & Jones fire engine just
imported lor Honolulu Engine Co
No. l was tested Satul day afternoon
at the Union Iron Works. 1t work ed
well, but there was not enough water
to allow it to fully display lis capa
bility.
HER Majesty Was well received and
Loyalty entertained at Kahului, Hana
and Spreckelsville, Maui. A roya
salute was fired from the Kak4akl
battery in honor of the returning
Queen as the steamer Claudine en-
tered Honolulu harbor Sunday morn
ing.
OYSTER shells taken from the Ho
nouliuli lochs are on exhibition in the
Hawaiian News Co.'s window. The
shells We're tak-u from bank of tn.
same kind of Shells ten feet thick ant
about six feet above high water mark
The locality contains many more
banks of oyster shells
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN of Aug.
is for sale at this Office and the new,
stands. 1t contains the Galveston
Ramie Co.'S instructions for raising
ramie in full The fullest reports o.
the Iolani College Reunion, the Judd
reception and other local events are
to be found in this number.
Mr.. o. A. Stevens and Miss Bernice
Barnard will be married this evening
at O'Clock, at St. Andrews Cathe-
dral, by the Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
The services will be fully choral. A
reception will be held later at the
home of the brides parents, King
street. The Hawaiian band will play
during the reception.
Mr.. John IT, Warehouse, Sr., Of
Honolulu, while in London lately was
attacked on Oxford street in the day.
time by two footpads, who tried tt
rob him of his watch. He grappled
with the rascals and throwing them
down on the street held them till the
police took them off his hands. Not
bad for an octogenarian
Mr.. j. Mclean, assistant engineer
of the steamer c. r. Bishop, and Miss
Phoebe A. Herrick were united in wed.
lock last Saturday evening, at the
home of The brides parents, corner OF
Punchbowl and Beretania streets. A
social and dance was held after the
ceremony, the Quintet Club, Jr., fur.
nishing excellent music.
THE Anglican Church Chronicle for