The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE southerly wind still prevailsj
much TO the discomfort OF not few.
THE Young Mems Catholic Club
expect to give public entertainment
in The near future.
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THE Fire Police have had u 26.foot
hHgpole made to surmount their new
quarters in Fishels block.
THE popular weekly sporting arti-
Gle, Comments on Sports" will APP
pear rs usual in to-mOrrow's BULLE-
TIN.
The BULLETIN of all the papers in
Honolulu gives daily by lar the
largest number of live news items
printed.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, light south. Three
masted schooner Glendale Is miles
northeast.
The BULLETIN found the horse
stray ed from Kawaiahao Seminary,
as the finder came to this Office first
with the information.
POSTMASTER G GENERAL Hill had to
take to his house yesterday owing to
a severe cold, but was able to come to
his Office this morning.
The trial of la Hoy and All Wa,
charged with burglary, has again been
postponed. l, may come off to-mor-
row in the Police Court.
The Guards had artillery drill in
the Palace yard last night, which
gave the Advertiser occasion for
monkey intelligence item.
FOREIGN jurors, other than those
now engaged, have been dismissed
until Saturday morning at $50
o'clock, unless otherwise notified.
BE sure aud reserve Saturday after
noon, May Z, for - lawn party to be
given by the Cleaners. The different
attractions will be announced later.
THE driveway round the Kameha-
meha statue in the Government yard
is being renovated, so that it will be
presentable for the opening OF the
Legislature.
The Household Guards are now
drilled in the new infantry tactics of
the United States service, of which
full description was given in the
BULLETIN some months ago.
MEMBERS of the Hook and Ladder
Co. are requested to assemble at their
hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
in full dress uniform, to attend the
funeral of their late comrade, Paul
Nj. Aea.
ILEI, a Japanese, lately deserted
contract service with the Kilauea
Plantation Co., Kauai, and came to
Honolulu. He was caught, however,
and will be returned ON the next
steamer for the place.
In football game on Tuesday at
Oahu College, during scrimmage
Palmer Parker was tumbled over and
the boys piled on him When he got
up, besides the usual coat of dust, he
had a cut in his forehead.
Mr.. Chas. b. Makee has assumed
the position of general manager o
Kealia Plantation, Kauai. Mr.. Make,
departed by the steamer Makee on he
last trip. Mr.. G. e. Fairchild is sue
ceeded by the new manager.
A CHINESE woman named All Linl
has been arrested on charge entered
by her husband of having forsaker
his bed and board. This is strang,
among Chinese. All Ling has retained
j. M. Davidson to defend her. He.
hubby has engaged P. Neumann.
THE steamer James Makee which
arrived this morning from Kauai, re
ports Col. z. S. Spalding's new re
finery at Kealia, as having worked
successfully. 1t was tried yesterday
The sugar was little reddish owinj
to the newness of the machinery.
The scholars of Punahou Prep IRA
tory School will give May-day enter
tainment at the Y. M. G. A. hall OF
Friday evening, May 9th. AS Mis-
Louise F. Dale is connected with TIL
management of the affair delightful
evenings diversion may be expected
THE Trustees of the Queens Hoi
pital held a special meeting in tin
Chamber of Commerce room to di,
cuss the expenditures for the comm
biennial period of the hospital TO
submission to the Legislature, in orde
that the appropriation may meet tn
demand.
IT is believed that not more tina
fifty Chinese will leave the kingdoI
by the S. S. China due next wee
from San Francisco for Hongkon,
The fare by the new line betwee
Victoria and Hongkong, calling her
is so less than b. the old lines, an
i this saving is of course an object wit
John.