The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-10

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
TOMORROW, being a public holiday,
here will be no issue of the BULLETIN.
AN imported carriage horse will be
jold by l.. j, Levey at IL noon Mon.
lay.
A NUMBER of tourists returned by
jhe w. G. Hall from the Volcano this
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. n.-Weather
clear, wind fresh northeast; schooner
Mokuola off port.
THERE will be no baseball game to-
Players and the public gem
orally will attend the races.
Mr.. S. G King, head clerk of the
Kealia, Kauai, store, is in town, COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mr.. VIM. cassie, chief engineer of
the Kealia, Kauai, sugar mil, arrived
by the steamer Makee yesterday.
A TOMATO weighing two and a half
pounds and grown vt Ahuimanu is
on exhibition in the Hawaiian News
Co.'s store.
The annual tea party of the Wo-
mans Board of Missions took place
in Central Union Church and was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Nor single sentence was passed in
the Police Court this morning. Four
charges against different parties were
discharged, and two cases remanded
to future dates.
The Tramways Company will run
a quarter hour service of cars between
Palama and WAIKIKI tomorrow, also
extra cars in addition between Chi
nese Theater and Waikiki.
A SUPPLEMENT goes with this issue
containing Mr.. Creighton's closing add
dress in the treason examination, for
which there has not been room since
delivery in the body of the paper.
The band will give concert at Ma
kee Island this evening. The moon
being near the zenith q large crowd
will no doubt be in attendance, and
"strolling on the sands" be INDUCED
in by many.
Mr.. c. H. Willis was united in mar
riage to Miss Clara Coykendall jus
before the steamer Makee left Kapas
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed at the residence OF Mr.
John Toms, of Kappa.
THE greater part of Handicraft To-
May is occupied with the "Legend'
of Kamehameha," clever adapta
ton of Hiawatha, giving sketch o
Kamehameha Schools, by Miss l. M
Hight, one of the teachers.
THE Makee sugar mill has resumed
grinding the remainder Of this year
crop by the old process, owing to NOR
machinery being needed to take OF
the extensive crop. More machiner.
will be put in before the next crop l
ready.
THE entries to the bicycle race to
morrow are II. p. Cummins, R. A
Dexter, H. Giles, G.. III. Paris and L
Koii. Great interest is centered il
this event, and no little amount G
money will change hands. Gum
minis, Dexter and Giles will use tn
Victor pneumatic tire safetles.
A NOTE from Judge Bickerton I
Chief Justice Judd announces that
jury was obtained in the Lanai mul
der cases at Waikiki shortly before
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Their
is considerable feeling, especially OF
the part of the women, against tn
kahuna who is principal among tn
accused. She is Kissed on the stree
The Hanalei mill shut down Nor
day, June 9th, in Two ways-thi
years crop is off and the plantatio
| has ceased operations. This is tn
first to go under through the effect
of the Mckinley bill. The cane tina
is now growing will in all probabilit
be taken off next season, but no MOI
is being planted. This years Gro
amounted to 1900 tons.
Mr.. CHANG KIM, foreman of Chin
Engine Co., presided at the meetin
of the Board of Representatives {
the Honolulu Fire Department las
night, in the absence of Chief Eng
neer Asch, kept at home by the il
ness OF his wife, the Assistants bein
also absent at opening. The prime
pal business transacted was the adol
ton of rules defining the duties {
two watchmen at the central station
Twelve or fourteen members wei
| present.
GENEROUS ACT OF THE QUEEN
Through The kindness of He
Majesty the Queen, at the COTE
Rooms of the w. G. Il. U. in Quee
Emma Hall were entertained to-day
at lunch, about 80 of the minister
and delegates, who are now in q