The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE chicken thief is abroad in the
land,
CONGRATULATIONS, Hon. j. w Rob
ertson.
KoHALA, April 2o.--Dry weather
and clouds of dust flying.
SECURE your tickets for the concert
i'll time to get choice of seats.
THIRTEEN passengers by the Kinau
this morning were from the Volcano.
THE band will give its regular con-
cert at Emma Square this afternoon.
Miss BERRY S select school for girls,
on Emma street, will open on Monday
next.
THERE was brisk shower of rain
between 7 and o'clock yesterday
evening
THE Y. NJ. c. Club will meet at
their club rooms at l o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon.
Don't forget Miss Won Gerichten IS
benefit entertainment at the Opera
House tonight.
Mr. NJ. NJ. Scott will hold examina-
tiors for admission to Stanford Uni
versity on the 9th, 10th and l1th of
June,
Miss n. Won Gerichten's concert
this evening is bound to be one of the
most entertaining events for a long
time.
DIAMOND HEAD, II m.-Weather
clear; wind light west; steamer Wal
manalo and schooner Sarah and Eliza
off port.
The Pacific Wheelmen's prize gold
medal is on view at Mr.. H. F. Wich-
mans jewelry store. Its first winner
is G. H. Tracy.
On Monday, high tide large, 3 p m. !;
small, 3 30 am. Low tide, large, 8 so
a. M; small, 9p. m. Sun rises. 5 :33
u, M. sets, 6 :23 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Wright are
staying at the Waikiki residence OF
Mr.. 7. r. Walker, through the hos
pitality of that gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Allen entertain
ed Ex-Governor Perkins of California
and Mrs. Perkins to dinner at their
town residence yesterday evening.
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The Kawaiahao Church choir as
such is not going to sing at the Opera
House this evening. A native choir
is down on he program, of which pro
badly some members belong to church
choirs.
DR.. SoULE, for long time past on
the S. S. Australia, has opened an
Office in San Francisco, and will
shortly join the ranks of the Bene-
dicks. He is succeeded on the steam
er by DR.. Younger.
A KoHALA subscriber in remitting
for the BULLETIN writes; "The Bull.
LETIN is very much improved over
what it was when | had it before. !
have noticed at the post Office that a
good many take this paper"
MIR. Levey's sale of horses for Hon
}. |. Dowsett this noon was largely
attended. Prices ruled low in couso
nance with the times and some very
desirable animals were led away by
doubtless, inwardly rejoicing buyers
Two Chinese were fined $14 eacl
for attempting to violate Sec 5, Chap
IA, of Penal Code, which is that nc
one is allowed to leave the Kingdom
without passport. The Chinese ar,
those who attempted to stow away OF
the bark Albert.
On Sunday evening, at the 6 81
o'clock services of the second congre
cation of St. Andrews Cathedral, th
members of [. o. o. F. will attend il
body in regalia. Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh will deliver an appropriate ad
dress, and special music will be sung
All are invited.
The new yacht will be out mex
week. Mr.. SOrenson, the famous
local boatbuilder, and Mr.. w. l.. VIII
cox took II glimpse at the boat in tn
hold of the ship Kenmore this morn
ing. The yacht has been partly uu
covered and fair idea of what /
looks like can be now gathered.
All UN, Chinese waiter in Chas
Lind's restaurant on Nuuanu stree
was convicted in the Police Court thi
morning on a charge Of assault wit
, II dangerous and deadly weapon, viz
, II knife, on AL Sun, on April 10. III
was fined $25 and sentenced to- i'm
prisonment at hard labor twenty-fou
hours. All I'm appealed,
The girls of st. Andrews Prior
were gwen an outing at the waikiki
residence of Mr. Il. r. Walker, BIRTHS
Vice-Consul, on Thursday last.
: tramcar conveyed the scholars there
, to and the occasion was very pleasin
! and enjoyable to the girls. The ST,
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