The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-16

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
S. $. AUSTRALIA tomorrow.
BAND at Emma Square tonight.
FRESH frozen oysters at the Beaver
Saloon tomorrow.
AMATEUR violinists are eager to
hear the celebrated Musin.
ENGINE Co. No. will hold u special
meeting Ut their hall this evening.
THE box plan for single nights of
the Musin concerts is now open at
Mr.. Levey's office.
A NUMBER Of our single and married
society people are preparing the
minuet to be danced on some future
occasion.
SPECIMENS Of the coral sand dug up
by the dredge and elected by the sue
ton pumps are on exhibition in q
window of the Hawaiian News Co.
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The program for the annual races
Of the Maui Racing Association will
be found in the BULLETIN to-day-no
need to wait for the Gazette to-mor-
row.
THE ladies and gentlemen who are
to take part in the minuet are re.
quested to meet at the bungalow in
the Palace ground tomorrow evening
at 80.
The bullet that killed the Japanese
at Olowalu was found, and it fitted a
pistol borrowed by the two japanese
under arrest. The victim was sho
through the heart from behind.
THERE will probably soon be an ad
dition to Hawaiian soil in the shape
of about 200 tons of flint rock import
ed from La Belle France by the Ben
more. 1t was taken on board a
Rouen as ballast.
AT the Sunday morning service o
the second congregation of st. An
drew's Cathedral, the Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh in his sermon made Yer,
touching reference to the death o
Chas. f. Quincy.
The late JOS. S. Quincy, father O
G. F. Quincy who was buried yester
day, WAS at the time OF his dealt
manager of Heeia plantation, and no
following his. trade of shipwright n
previously stated.
Two native prisoners who escape,
on Feb. LIST were caught at Koolau Oh
Saturday. Topeka had an addition
of three months, and Maiao of tw
months, made to their previous ser
fences this morning.
The Hotel management cordial
invites the public to occupy the Hote
grounds, verandah and lanai, at tn
combined concert, tomorrow evening
and chairs and other seating accom-
mediation will be provided for every
body.
Mr.. Chas. Steele, assistant snginee
on the Kinau, had two toes crushe
on the last trip, by inadvertently stel
ping in the eccentrics. DR.. William
at Hilo amputated the toes and unde
his advice the sufferer remained t
that town to recover.
MASTER Hugh Brown, son of Adm
raj Brown, met with an accident O
Saturday evening, in which he broR
two bones in his right arm. He fe
from the balustrade on the front ,
the cottage occupied by Admire
Brown on the Hotel grounds.
KAwI, a messenger in the Supren
Court, was toppled over while stan'
ing in front of f. Horns on Hot
street to-day. Kawi was looking ;
his watch when two dogs came rul
ming along and striking him betwee
the legs sent him spinning on tt
road. No damage.
AT the Royal Scottish Academ
Exhibition held recently in Edil
burgh, one of the finest portrai
shown was painting by Sir Geors
Reid, President OF the Academy,
Mrs. Macfe, Senior, of Dreg horn Ca
tie, mother of Mr.. r. A. Macfe, j
late of Kilauea, Kauai.
THE dredge was taken out AZ
commenced digging on the bar {
Saturday. Everything worked sati
factorily up to Sunday Afternoon
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