The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-05

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Full moon tomorrow night
Kawaiahao Seminary opened this
morning.
The band will play at Emma
Square this evening.
Diamond Head, 3 p. M Weather
clear, wind light east,
Only four cases of drunkenness
appeared on the Police Court record
this morning.
The Woman's Board of Missions
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
Central Union Church at 2:30 o'clock,
Rev. and Mrs. j. osborne will
leave for San Francisco on the S. S.
China due here on Friday from
Yokohama and Japan.
A fire was discovered in the Wei
nifty of the Chinese Y. NJ. G.. A. yes
terday, and was quickly put out be
fore it gained any Roadway.
Clara ra- boom-de in the back
yard was enacted with vengeance
at Kakaako by party of Hawaiian
female high-kickers on Friday even
ing.
The millinery establishment of
Mr.. and Mrs. Good on Fort street
has been closed for the past few
days. The cause is dispute as to
the proprietorship.
Members of the Household Guards
and the boat boys are having little
periodic side shows. Saturday nights
they assemble on King street near
the merry-go-round and have knock
| outs.
A man named William Young
husband insulted native woman on
Nuuanu street on Saturday. In the
Police Court this morning, Young
husband paid the penalty of his rash
action in fine of SIS.
The Friend for September is well
filed with matter of interest to its
clientele, together with editorial
discussions, marked with the usual
ability, of matters of general interest
from that periodicals standpoint.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
seems brighter than ever this month
as if sharing in the recuperation o
its editors late visit to the Coast
Rev. A. Macintosh begins an edi
torial account of the visit in question
Nearly a hundred ladies met a
2:45 o'clock this afternoon in the Y
M. G. A. hall for the purpose of still
further airing the evils of the lotter,
bill. The meeting was opened b.
Mrs. j. M. Whitney, announcing tn
; hymn, "Onward Christian soldiers.
, Thomas Williams sailed the Hel
nit, winner of the third class zach
race at Pearl Harbor, and not Fran
johnson as reported Mr.. William
: claims the race could only have bee
; won by good sailing, as the Sinnett
$ has better sailing qualities than til
: Hermit
}, A man living on King street NJ
: far from Alapai street has been ma
D ing Rome howl for some time pas
|, His noise is a nuisance, his languas
u disgraceful, and, if he is not SUI
l, pressed by the authorities soon, IL
neighbors threaten to take his ca
IS into their own hands.
IL The Australian Star of July
r has letter from Mr.. st. John,
r. tourist for Chicago, which describ
e, in eulogistic language the beauty
Re Honolulu. 1t says nothing heard
the Colonies can approach the Roy
Hawaiian Band. The letter is We
enthusiastic over the Nuuanu vail
tn and Pail.
The Band will play to-morrC
IL evening at Makee Island, Kapiol;
Park. There have been complain
90 about lack of seating accommoo
= tions at the island. This will
remedied when the Legislatl
n grants enough money to enable t
Park Commissioners to provide t
~. convenience.
W, Kukahiko, the native sailor repo
in. ed in Saturdays BULLETIN as havi
= been arrested for the larceny o.
pair of shoes and $40, the propel
of Kaai, was sentenced this morni
TO- by Police Justice Hopkins to
= months Imprisonment at hard lab
Kukahiko wore the shoes in
raj courtroom and claimed they w
-. given him by Kaai.
nm A few months ago numerous
of sault and battery cases, supposed
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