The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The band will give its regular
concert at Emma Square this after
noon.
The Kaiulani Boat Club will hold
a meeting at Honuakaha on Monday
evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Dr. Lindley of Kona is in town,
and Mrs. Lindley and child will re-
turn with him by the Hall on Tues
day.
A memo almanac and a wall calen-
dar of the Royal Insurance Com
pany have been received from Hon.
j. S. Walker,
Owing to breakdown at the
electrical station yesterday afternoon
the delivery of the BULLETIN was de
layed some time.
The trial of William Walker and
James Corrie, charged with stabbing
a native, has been put off again
until Monday morning.
In the letter of "Bushel" yester-
day, the year in which the article in
the NJ Hou referred to appeared
should have been 1872.
Don't forget the Sons of st. George
picnic at Remond Grove to-day.
The last train for the grove will be
at o'clock, returning at II o'clock
Two natives named Pa and Kalili
have been arrested for stealing
chickens valued at 81. They will
appear in the Police Court on Mon
day.
A poll for the presidential election
will be held at the Golden Rule
Bazaar, Fort street, from 9 to 5
o'clock on Tuesday; registration on
Monday.
AT DR.. Hyde's residence this even
ing the Mission Children's Society
will debate the questions: SIS the
British Rule in the Gilbert Islands
Desirable?"
The many friends of Mr.. Geo. X.
Norton, the popular foreman of
Hook q Ladder Co., H. F. D., will
regret to hear that he is again pros
trated with serious illness.
A Japanese woman named Schinge
decided to return to her husband in
the Police Court this morning and
was discharged. She was charged
with desertion by her hubby.
A committee of natives waited on
Her Majesty the Queen this morn
ing, with regard to the formation of
a new Cabinet satisfactory to native
Hawaiians. 1t was an anti-Thurston
combination.
If you want anything from San
Francisco, just see what the S. F.
Examiner Purchasing Bureau offers
to do. This is a good chance to get
holiday gifts as well as articles of
everyday use.
There was an extraordinarily high
tide night before last, when the
eclipse of the moon took place. The
sea went over the road at the Marine
Railway, and some living premises
at Waikiki were flooded.
Mr.. G.. Stoeckle and his "talkins
machine" arrived by the steamer w
G. Hall from a successful tour Of
kau, Hawaii, yesterday. Mr.. Stoeckl,
intends leaving on Friday next fol
Hawaii with the intention of touring
Hamakua overland.
People returning from the Hea
lani's picnic last night were treated
to free ride on the tramcars
through some misunderstanding
Mr.. Greig requested young man t.
collect twenty-five cents fare from
each passenger, but the latter wa:
not built for collectors makeup.
j. Chas. Harrison, NJ. D., will de
liver his last and best lecture to mel
only at the Opera House Monday
night. DR.. Harrison has been eli
dorsed by the leading journals o
the world and that he deserves i
was proven by his lecture last Thurs
day. AT Mondays lecture there vii
be some especially fine views al
different from those used at the frs
lecture.
The Road Board has begun u
Alapai street the work of grading
the lower side of Berctania street
The railway track will be taken VI
as the work progresses. Thus III