The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-25

s.s.sss...-.,,-.s,sse.ss.-.....s..-s.s..s.,.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
No MORE whalers in the offing.
THE Y. M. F. Society will meet this
evening in the Cathedral schoolroom.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
cloudy and rainy; wind fresh north
east.
JUDGE Dole j. hearing Intermediary
Court cases in the Supreme Court
this afternoon.
Rev. w. P. Kirby will deliver
another discourse at the Catholic
Cathedral at this evening.
ODD Fellows cannot miss the Pa
ciic Lodge, Degree OF Rebe cca, ami
versary celebration this evening.
The creditors OF Captain F, ID.
Walker, bankrupt, are notified to APP
pear in the Supreme Court on Monday
to prove their claims.
No DECISION in the Noble election
case has as yet been filed in the SUI
preme Court. Judge Bickerton has
the matter under reflection.
THE Liberal party held a mass
meeting in the Queen street Armory
yesterday evening, when the usual
disconnected sentiments were aired.
1T is pleasing to record the condi-
ton of Associate Justice McCully as
improving. The Judge was able to
be in town in his carriage this morn
ing.
The general verdict-The new Road
Supervisor is a brick, but. If it wasn't
that you all took the BULLETIN, he
wouldn't know whether your road
needed repairing or not.
THE entertainment by the Cleaners
and the Y. w. G. 7. U. will take place
this evening in the Y. M. G. A. hail.
at Z 80 o'clock. The program is
pleasing one and should attract good
attendance.
Hon. l.. A. Thurston, of the Vol
cano House Company, accompanied
the outgoing tourists on the kinau
to-day. He will go as far as Maalaea
and will return in time to take pass
age by the Australia on Tuesday.
The U. S. S. Iroquois took in sup
ply of provisions to-day. While at
the landing one sailor had occasion
to go "around the corner" and re.
turned with something that looked
like an "eye-opener," which was soon
disposed Of.
BY the barkentine s. G. Wilder
which sailed to-day were shipped 36
casks of sperm oil, landed here from
the whalers, by the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Co. The casks contained
1882 gallons of oil, which was valued
at $9,545.2O.
The style of the BULLETINS picture
of the Volcano House in yesterday s
paper has been the subject OF general
praise. People who would like copies
OF the WEEKLY BULLETIN containing
the picture for the foreign mail should
file their orders before Monday morn
ing.
THE Paradise of the Pacific will be
out tomorrow morning and will con
tain with other matter u description
of the state ball and of the handsome
costumes worn by the ladies. Also
the reception on the flagship Sar
Francisco. Don't forget your friends
abroad.
THERE was large gathering at thu
Hotel again last night, when the sec
ond concert and illumination OF thu
new band stand took place. Thu
bandboys sang several native songs
A dance was given in the parlor ant
new lanai after the concert. Prof
Berger on the piano led several OF hi
orchestral corps in furnishing music
AMONG the San Francisco visitor
who came by the Australia is MI
Warren ID. Clark, member OF tn
firm OF Williams, Dimond & Co
which has large business relation
with the islands. Mr.. Clark is on
flying visit, returning by the sam
steamer Tuesday. This is his frs
visit and he is very ,favorably i'm
pressed with the country.
The departure OF the steamer X
nau this afternoon was lively occa
sion. Many of the tourists took pass
age for the Volcano by her. A tard
native sailor created considerabl
laughter by his antics in trying
board the vessel. He was finall
gently grasped by the seat of hi
pants and as gently hauled on decl
AN exceptionally fine program hs
been arranged for the concert by tn
Kawaiahao Seminary tomorrow ever
ing in the Kawaishao Church. TIL
seminary choristers, under the alb
training of Miss Susanna Patch, I'll
Hons. G. p. Iaukea and Paul Isel
berg and Miss May Atherton wi
sing, while the Royal Hawaiia
Orchestra will play several selection
Are you going2