The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Arion will meet at 7 :3Oo'clock
this evening,
YESTERDAY evening the Household
Guards had moonlight drill at
Thomas Square.
WILL Messrs. j. B. Gatchell and
Herbert Holdsworth please call at the
Education Office?
The committee on petition for the
new Bell Tower will meet at the hall
of Hook & Ladder Co. this evening.
THE Union Feed Co.'S quarterly
meeting will be held at the office of
G. w. Macfarlane & Co., tomorrow at
B O'Clock.
AT IL o'clock noon tomorrow Mr..
Morgan will sell at auction the wooden
building at present occupied by Mr..
j. j. Williams.
AFTER 10 o'clock at the masquerade
ball tomorrow evening, those without
costumes and masks will be admitted
to the dance.
A LANTERN exhibition is to be given
by the Hawaiian Camera Club to
members and invited friends at the
Club rooms Saturday evening at s
o'clock.
Mr.. JAS F. MORGAN will dispose of
the store fixtures and pictures, franz
ed and unframed, at Mr.. j. J. Will
liams' Photographic gallery tomorrow
at 10 O'clock.
AN old native named u. Kalai has
reported at the Marshals office that
his grandson, VIM H. Kalai, part
white, has been missing since Tues.
day morning, 1t is supposed he has
taken cruise on coasting vessel.
A SPANIARD in the employ of the
Bell Telephone Company fell from
pole on Beretania street yesterday.
He sustained injuries to his face and
limbs which necessitated his being
laid up to-day.
THE Planters Monthly for August
is out. 1t has less original matter
than usual, but the selections are of
valuable sort. The editor solicits a
discussion by Hawaiian planters of
the cost at which sugar can be pro-
duced in this country.
Mr.. J. M. CAMARA, JR has put on
exhibition in the Hawaiian News Co 3
window beautiful specimen of the
philodendron fruit, which, with flavor
like a pineapple, is half enclosed in a
shield that looks like the petal OF
Gala lily.
THE Visalia Delta, an exchange
published at Visalia, Tulare Co., Cal,
has been burned ont of it's office
Through the kindness of the Times, a
rival paper opposed to it in politics,
the Delta was able to get out half
sheet edition for the next number.
her Majesty will go to Waianae to-
morrow on the steamer Kaala, sailing
at 8 O'Clock. She will probably be
accompanied by Princes Kawanana-
koa and Kalapianaole, also probably
by Premier Parker, as well as per-
sonal attendants. The band will go
with the royal party.
A LARGE attendance was present at
Thomas Square yesterday evening to
enjoy the music by the Royal Ha-
waiian Band. The music was excep-
tionally fine, especially the two last
selections, which were rendered in
m asterly style. This evening the
band plays at Makee Island.
EVERY now and then some denomi-
mated jackdaw gets access to the Ad-
vertlser and laughs himself silly over
a typographical error in another
paper. At the same time the d. j.
let's his bogus plumes screen most
absurd errors of the pen made by
himself. For instance, in this morn
ing's issue.
WHILE Portuguese was carrying
mortar to the workmen on the Cum
Minis block, the rope slipped and the
bucket fell on his head, cutting cash
from which the blood flowed freely.
Instead of going to get his wounds
dressed the injured man vented his
fury on the bucket, smashing it
against the wall.