The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-02

The Trnmways Co. will run quarter |
hourly cars on the Fourth.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
hazy; wind, high northeast.
The S. S. Gaelic will sail for Japan
and China at g this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. Club meet tomorrow
afternoon at l o'clock at the club
rooms.
IL. NJ. STANLEY was hooted down in
his first attempt at stump speech in
North Lambeth.
DON'T forget the ample train facili
ties for getting the Pearl Harbor
breezes ON the Fourth.
PLAN the holiday by the official
program and outside attractions adj
vertised in the BULLETIN.
THE Gaelic will take from this port
81 Cinnamon, 4 women and l infant,
and 7 Japanese for the Orient.
HAWAIIAN Lodge of Free Masons
will hold II meeting for Important bus
mess at 8 o'clock Monday morning.
Born of to-morrow's diets of wor-
ship at Central Union Church will be
devoted to the cause OF temperance.
CAPTAIN Watson arrived this morn
ing by the 5. $. Gaelic, TO take COM
mand of the U. S. 5. San Francisco.
The SIX Chinese who tried to enter
San Francisco from hence by the So
noma are being sent back on the
Transit.
CHAUNcEY NJ. Depew will not take
the Secretaryship of State. He pre-
fers his seventeen "sartainties" to one
big "onsartainty."
The sailing OF the cruiser Boston
from San Francisco for Honolulu was
delayed, at latest accounts, for fort
night from last Saturday.
The Scotch yacht brought here by
the ship Kenmore has been entered
for the regatta as "Bonnie Dundee"
so that must be her name.
The steamer Waialeale will leave at
7 o'clock this evening with the SAM
tary and Special Committees for the
Leper Settlement on Molokai.
A PORTION of the Royal Hawaiian
Band will go to Maui with the steam
er Claudine's excursion, to play at the
4th of July races at Kahulu.
REV. Thomas L. Griffiths, chaplain
of H. B. M. S. Champion, will preach
at the 30 o'clock service in st. An
drew's Cathedral tomorrow evening.
THE tug Eleu has been placed, by
permission of the Minister of Interior,
at the disposal of the Regatta Com
mittee for the yacht race, and will be
used as the judges boat.
HAWAII is among the countries
named in resolution passed by the
| United States Senate, authorizing the
President to request their governments
to send official delegates to the Pan
American Medical Congress to be
held in Washington in September,
1893
The Rockland, Mass, Independent
of June 10 has the following item
Mr. Henry Marchant, of the Hawaii
an Islands, who has been getting his
education in Boston for the past few
years, was guest of the Briggses
last Sunday. He expects to return
| 10 II, I l., do
Col. G. w. MAcFARLANE informs
the Advertiser reporter that the deer
sion against Waikapu Plantation Co
was only to the extent of requiring it
to proceed by equity instead of jury
trial. The item in this paper yester,
day was telephOned in the last mo.
ment before going to press, when
there was no time to gain any parti-
culars.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed to act as judges in the
yacht race on the fourth of July
Capt. Fuller, Capt. King, Capt. Grit
fifth. Capt. Fuller will act as starter
and, in conjunction with the Hon. G.
b. Wilson, will also act as timekeeper
Captains King. and Griffith will be or
the judges boat and follow the yachts
over the course.
AT its last meeting the Scottish
Thistle Club made special recognition
on the minutes OF Miss Louise f
Dale's beautiful rendering of "Anni,
Laurie" at the Kauai Industrial
School benefit concert in Kawaiahat
Church, The singers mastery o
the Scotch accent and dialect, besides
her delightful vocalization, was espe
cially mentioned.
The Yacht Regatta COMMITTEES
will not issue any invitations to tn,
judges boat TO view the regatta, bu
an admittance fee OF $3.50 will b'
charged to each person wishing II
board the judges boat, and follow tn
course Of the yachts during the race
the number being limited to abou
30 The committee do not guarante
to furnish refreshments.
The bark Mary S. Ames sailed abou
2 O'Clock to-day for Lysan Island
Captain Freeth took % japanese an,
"A steam launch to load the vessel n
the island. 1t is expected that if tn
weather is favorable she will be load
ed in about two months, when tn
schooner Mary Foster will be diI
patched from here to bring back thos
who are not to remain at the islanC
NOTICE TO MARINERS,