The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-02

Fort street. Friends aud acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DIAMOND HEAD, u m.-Weather
cloudy; wind, fresh northeast.
The band will give its regular con
cert at Emma Square this afternoon.
The Y. NJ. c. Club will meet to-
morrow at | o'clock, ut the club
rooms.
FOURTEEN passengers from the Vol
cano arrived on the steamer Kinuu
this morning.
THE American schooner Mary
Dodge is loading sugar at Mahukona
for San Francisco.
THERE was an exciting Scared boat
race in the harbor this morning be-
tween amateur oarsmen.
The Kohala people are taking in
the monograph, also the performing
DcaIS, 1Of all JIeN are worm,
THERE were four cases of drunken
ness before His Honor the Police JUS
tice this morning. All were fined.
Do not forget to hear Prof. Schmidt
play one of his matchless solos on the
either, at the Scottish Thistle Clubs
entertainment this evening.
Mrs. HIRAM, wife of Solomon
Hiram OF the Hawaiian band, died
yesterday. She had been ailing for
some time. The interment was in the
Catholic Cemetery.
HER Majesty bought 40 tickets for
the lantern slide exhibition this even.
| ing, and pres ented the Thistle Club
with 30 OF them for distribution
among poor Scotchmep.
! RESIDENTS of Honokaa will have to
regret the fact that the nomination
| papers of Mr.. w. III. Richard, to run
as Representative for Hamakua, were
a day late in being sent in.
A ATE telegram in the San Fran
cisco papers says that it is rumored
that the Canadian Pacific Company
has chartered two fast Atlantic
steamers to run between Victoria, B.
c., and Australia.
THE Anglican Church Chronicle
for April is out on time. 1t contains
editorial matter for the editication of
/ al lt1rn Of In 70
The news pages are as usual we'll
filled
The mines of the Kamehameha
School and the flagship San Francisco
will play Il practice game OF baseball
at the League grounds this afternoon.
As no admission fee will be charged
there will doubtless be II rousing at
tendance.
The 3-masted schooner Ii. C. Wright
Captain Jacobsen, arrived yesterday
from San Francisco. The schooner
carries square forepsails. Captain
Jacobsen is brother Of the master
OF the bark G.. ID. Bryant now in port
Mrs. Jacobsen and family accompany
the captain.
COMPARISONS are "odorous" as Mrs
Malaprop would say, still it may be
interesting to recall the fact that Lon.
don has II population 275 times that
of Honolulu also that the great city
covers an area OF 6SS square miles
Go and see Modern Babylon at Ka'
waiahao tonight.
The steamer Iwalani from Hama,
kua arrived this morning. "Rough
and more OF it," was the report of the
ships people One of their boats with
two sings OF sugar in it capsized and
sailor had quite time eXtricating
himself from tangle OF ropes. AL
hands were saved.
WHEN the steamer Iwalani left Ha
makua the steamer Likelike was lying
at Honokaa, with several tons O
freight yet to discharge. She haC
1000 bags OF sugar and was awaiting
n subsistence OF the rough weather
prevailing along that coast. The
steamer Hawaii was at Hilo.
The Chinese Times, IA weekly paper
published in the Chinese language
made its bow to the public this morn
ing. The BULLETINS Chinese trans
lator being under the care of Captain
Trip, the politics OF the paper can
not be ascertained, but it will proba
bly, back the Advertiser in its annex
alton policy.
BAND CONCERT.
The Royal Hawaiian Military Banc
will give a public concert a
Emma Square this afternoon, com
mencIng at $3.50 o'clock. Following
is the program;