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

tie men went down to Eva on the
railway yesterday evening.
THE royal ball to members of the
Legislature will take place this even
ing at lolani Palace at s 30 o'clock.
The Legislative hall was well pat
ronized this morning, includ' d in
interested spectators being two ladies,
A MEETING of the Catholic Ladies'
Benevolent Society will be held Mt the
Convent on Friday, July 8, at 3 p. m.
The moonlight concert at Thomas
Square las evening was largely at
tended and highly enjoyed What
would we do without the band?
THERE is no use talking about
yacht records-oticial or otherwise.
There's none can beat the lass from
"Auld Scotia" the Bonnie Dundee.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Representatives of the
Honolulu Fire Department will take
place at the Bell Tower this evening.
The President of the Legislature
has appointed the following select
committee on Rep. Whites "pakapio"
bill: Reps. KamauDha and White,
and Mobiles Cornwell, Williams and
Neumann.
THE sale of he lease Of Government
lands at Kauai took place to-day.
1t was purchased by Mr.. w. Kin
ney at 500 per annum. The lease is
for twenty-five years and the upset
price was 500.
Mr.. 'HITCHFIELD, formerly mate of
the Morning Star, has arranged Il
trading expedition to Micronesia, and
expects to leave Honolulu for the Gil
bert Islands about July Is. This is
an opportunity to send letters or
packages to friends in that part of the
Pacific, such as does not often occur
The Imperial Commissioner of the
German Protectorate in the Marshall
Islands, has answered the request of
the Hawaiian Board, sent last Novem-
Der to the German Government, to
the effect that permission is gran ed
for the missionary vessel Morning
Star to visit islands in Micronesia
without first being required to report
ut Jaluij.
d. K. ELI, lately employed by Hus-
tace & Co., draymen. has been ar
rested for the embezzlement of $26.75,
The property of his late employers.
The company kindly offered induce
ments and time in which to make
good the theft, but Il month elapsed
and Eli had not made a move. The
trial has been postponed until We'd
nesday next.
THE Y. M. G. A. Review has been
added to the list of Honolulu's period
icals. 1t has an artistic cover, bear
ing a view of the Y. M. G. A. building,
and one of Diamond Head, palm
grove and symbolic representations
The Review is a quarterly, edited by
III. w. Peck, M. A, General Secretary,
with c. b. Ripley and w. A. Bowen
as associates.
The little son Of native salesman
employed at j. T. Warehouses; No
10 store on Fort street fell from a
mango tree on Emma street, lacerat-
ing his lower lip and completely
severing part of it, DR.. McLennan
was called in and attended to the in
juries of the lad, and at latest ac-
counts the lad was resting easily, al
though suffering great pain.
BISHOP Mallalieu, of the M. E.
Church OF the United States, was u
through passenger on the steamer
Gaelic. He is making tour of the
M. E. Missions in Japan, China, In
dia and Europe. He had an inter
view with members of the Japanese
Church here, and afterward took a
ride around the city, expressing great
delight at the livelness of the sur
roundings, and the capabilities for
future greatness, as the commerce of
the Pacific develops.
The japanese colony turned out in
large numbers this morning at Queen
Emma Hall to attend the funeral of
Mrs Ktwasaki. She was one of those
baptized in the Central Union Church
and hers is the first death in the
Japanese Church. The services were
conducted as is customary in our
Christian churches, The coffin was
decked with flowers and the pail
bearers wore Grape on the left arm.
Rev. II. Sunamoto, the pastor, con-
Quoted the services.
JOSE Ferreira, on conviction of as
sault and battery, was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and costs in the
Police Court this morning; and
"under Section s, Chapter At of the
Penal Code, was ordered to give a
bond OF 800 with one good surety,
that he will commit no offense against
the person or property of anyone on
the Island of Oahu, for one year from
this date" The Portuguese colony
crowded the Courtroom to hear the
sentence of the terror of the colony.
WORD has come from Boston that
the A. b. G. F. M. will appoint and
support at least one associate with
II 4 L.. Al. a.