The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-16

A party of young musicians sere-
naded members of the Cabinet last
evening.
The Sons of st. George intend
giving another picnic at Remond
Grove in the near future.
j. F. Morgan will hold a mortga-
gees sale of real estate at his sales
room at noon tomorrow.
Diamond Head, 3 p, m.-Weather
hazy, wind light west; steamer j. A.
Cummins off Diamond Head.
j. S. Lowrey, Mrs. and Miss Cen
ter were passengers by the w. G..
Hall this morning for the Volcano.
Mr.. Stoeckle and his photograph
left on the steamer w. G. Hall this
morning to make tour of Kona
and Kau, Hawaii.
1t is rumored on the streets that
Mr.. T. M. Starkey will be a candi-
date for Noble at the coming cleo
ton to be held on the 4th of Octo-
Der.
The milkmen must have been out
with the boys last night, as some of
them did not appear with the soul
refreshing liquid until late hour
this morning.
A Chinaman named Ku Ping
pleaded guilty to having opium UNI
lawfully in possession in the Police
Court this morning and was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $50.
Work on the chimney of the Maka-
we'll plantation, Kauai, is progress
ing favorably. About forty feet in
height has been attained. Mr.. L. b.
Walker is experimenting the mason
work.
The gavel made of twenty-four
different Mexican woods, lately pre-,
sented to Geo. w. belong Post OF
this city, has been placed on exhibi
ton in the Pacific Hardware Co.'S
store.
The Misses Adeline and Beatrice
Willis, nieces of the Rev. Bishor
/
Willis, left on the steamer w. G.
Hall this morning to take position:
as teachers in the South Kona Semi
nary, Hawaii
1t will be ladies and escorts nigh
for skating at the cycling school
Beretania street Armory, this even
ing. Music will be in attendance
Don't fail to go and enjoy spin
around the hall.
This is Hon. w. Whites compost
ton: Sam. Parker, parks in the nea
future; Chas. Gulick, unanimou
native translation Kulike); E. Mac
farlane, far land (heaven); p. Neu
mann, new start.
Judge Bickerton is resting at Dl
McWayne's retreat at Waikane, o.
the other side of the island, for re
cuperation from severe indispositior
A message this morning has tn
good news that he is improving.
The baseball game which was t
have been played tomorrow after
noon between the How Do You Lik
1t nine and the Volunteer No. | tear
has been postponed, until Octobe
list, on account of the illness of I
Pryce, catcher of the former team
The Aloha bath-house, below TIL
Marine Railway, has added severe
improvements for bathing facilitie
A platform with spring board, tr;
peze and rings has been erected
and everything tending to an enjoy
able dip in the brine has been done
Nothing like it these warm days.
The S. F. Chronicle of August
, contains the following: The barker
tine Planter, Captain Dow, arrive
yesterday from Honolulu after
passage of % days with five cabi
and sixteen japanese passenger
The Planter brought up from til
islands eight cases of lava specimen
which will be forwarded to tn
|, Smithsonian Institution.
l A torchlight procession in hone
of the retention of the Cabinet toe
| place yesterday evening, headed
| the Royal Hawaiian band. The pr
cession, which numbered five hun
i. dred persons, followed by the il
| evitable urchins, marched to IL
: Hawaiian Hotel, where speech,
/ were made by Hons. A. p. Peterso
l Paul Neumann, G. p. Kamauol
? and VIM. White, and Thos. r.. Luca