The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
SUGAR is unchanged,
SEATS gre going last for the Musin
concert.
Mus1N the vlolinist and company
have arrived.
COMBINED band concert at the Hu-
waiiau Hotel this evening.
Mr.. Henry Waterhou>e has been
talking up annexation in Chicago.
. MASTER Ben Holiday, son of Mrs.
w, q. Irwin, arrived ON the Australia
Tor vacation
PuEsER Laurie j. Ryan has the
thanks of the BULLETIN for late San
Francisco papers.
THE Australia while IN san Fran
cisco bad u new rudJer put in and
her bottom painted.
THE BULLETIN acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF u tile uf papers from Second
Officer w. III. Halves of the Australia.
THE 5. s. Yamashiro Maru will be
due here from Yokohama on June
18Th with about 800 Japanese ON
board.
j. f. MORGAN and w. f. Love re-
turned on the Australia. Mr.. Morgan
unfortunately has not benefited any
Oy the trip.
The Examiner reports the French
cruiser Champlain as sailing from
San Francisco on the 9th for Tahiti
via Honolulu.
Two sales of leases of Government
land in Oahu will take place at the
front entrance Of AliiUlani Hale IT,
morrow AT noon.
THE Austrian warship FASana was
to leave San Francisco for Honolulu
on the 18th. She is probably five
days on her voyage.
A MEETING is called Tor tomorrow
at 10 AN, at the Chamber OF Com
merce room, To receive Il report of the
committee on rules, etc.
A CASE of larceny, in which an
| Arab peddler woman accuses an Ar
menian OF apprupriating Sl25 worth OF
articles, is being heard in the Police
| Court.
The glass Tor the new Centr Il
Union Church arrived by the Austria
LA, consigned to Mr. f j. Lowrey of
| the building committee. 1t made il
good many heavy packages,
By the Australia the British Club
has received Manhattan billiard
table, i it. by it,, from the Bruins
wick u Bake Company. The club
now has one pool and two carom
tables.
A NUMBER of bicycles for Hilo came
by the steamer. Cycling out the
Volcano road will probably become
the chief sport of Hiloites. Their
machines should be fitted up with
umbrellas.
Mr.. B. F. Dillingham; telegraphed
to Mr.. Jas. G. Spencer from New
York, May 8, saying he was we'll and
his particular business promising A
telegram from Consul-General Allen
says Mr.. Dillingham; is in good hands
PETITIONS are going round for sig.
natures to applications for the posi-.
ton Of secretary at the next Legisla-
ture. Among those intending to run
are: Messrs. T. 2. Low, c. j. McCar.
thy, Frank Godfrey and S. l.. Keku,
mano.
AT special meeting Of Engine Co
No. held last evening it was decided
to give their foreman, Robert More, 4
reception on either Thursday OF Fri
day evening. Mr. More is expected
from Kauai by the James Makee OF
Thursday.
DIR. III. Laidlaw and bride arrived
on the S. s. Australia this morning
The doctor took the position Of steam
er physician this trip in order to gel
mani cu, NIlllc III. OuhSeT Oh lHt
Australia was substitute for DR.. Laid
law on Maui during his absence.
DIR. Henri McGrew's wife was sew
erely injured from shock yesterday by
IL horse running away and wreck
ing the buggy in which she was driv
ing. The horse was scared by
bicycle running up to it. Mrs. Nc
Crews condition had not improved
this morning, but it is hoped fey
days nursing will restore her.
LETTERS from the Princess of Ha
wall up to date Of April q, and
cablcgram to May 8, have been re
ceived by her father, Governor Cleg
horn. The Princess was in goo,
health, contented, and progressing il
her studies. She has left Harrowdel
and is now going to school at Brig hton
By "A special Act Of Congress tn
lnman Line Steamships City OF Pari
and City OF New York We're admitted
to American registry The Inmal
line is principally owned by American
citizens, who propose building ne,
ships in America equally rs good a