The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-02

No OFFICIAL reports have been re-
ceived regarding the reported murder
in Kona.
THE dredge will not resume prac-
tice on the bar until the weather
changes.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, light southwest. Bark
20 miles northeast.
Two Chinese have been arrested
for having opium in possession. Their
trial will come up tomorrow.
Mr.. T. J. King has purchased Mr.
Macfarlane's watering cart, and is
now the sole owner OF the two carts.
The Fire Police flag was flying
from the company's new hagpole over
c. j. Fishel's store to-day for the first
time.
THIRTEEN cases OF drunkenness
were disposed OF in the Police Court
this morning, the largest number for
a long while.
THE steamer Kilauea Hou which
arrived this morning reports the wea-
ther fine and no rain along the Ha
makua coast
THE band will play at Emma
Square this evening. A piccolo solo,
"Elua Manu- liwi," will he given by
one OF the members.
BICYCLES are as common now on
the sidewalks rs horses were few
years ago, and they don't offer 20 kick
or bite the unwary pedestrian.
The annual business meeting of the
Strangers Friend Society will take
place at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing in the parlors Of the y. Nj. G. A
JAMES Darlington, u fireman on
one OF the iuter-island vessels, was
fined 50 in the Police Court this
morning for assaulting native wo-
man.
The body of dead lizard was
found in II bale of California hay in
the Union Feed Co.'s warehouse to-
day. The reptile measured about Is
inches.
THE usual monthly dance was
given on board the U. S. +. S. San
Francisco on Saturday evening, and
was enjoyed by large number OF
people.
REPAIRS on the treasury vault were
commenced to-day. The patching up
of the hole made on account of the
door OF the safe refusing to open will
take some time.
l.. J. LEvEY will hold Il sale OF
household furniture at the residence
OF ]. G. Gall, Palace Walk, tomorrow
at 10 O'clock. A good chance to
secure household effects.
The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Colt Bolles was admitted to probate
by Judge Bickerton to-day, and w. O.
Smith was appointed executor of the
estate under $4,000 bond. e.
! THE new boat of the Healani was
! given u trial yesterday. A good crew
was put in "A competitor, and ii fresh
4 u
latter came in few feet behind.
The foreign jury ON Saturday gave
verdict :or the plaintiff in the fam
Gus pineapple case of p. q. Camarinos
VS.. Jno. Kidwell. They awarded
Camarinos $5l275 actual damages
and $3.50 loss.
Work on the Pail road is progress
ing favorably. Mr.. Smythe expect.
to have the repairs completed il
about two weeks. The road where
the CAVERN occurred is now being cut
out OF the solid rock.
EVERYONE is on the tptOe of eXpec
tation to see what the new zach
looks like on the water. She will b.
moved out of the hold this afternoon
and tomorrow an effort will be mad
to have her lowered into the water.
OUR genial townsman, Mr.. T. NJ
Starkey, is leaving tomorrow morn
ing by the w. q. Hall for the Volcan,
on well earned vacation. His pre-
sencc will be greatly missed by hi
many friends, who all wish him
pleasant trip and speedy return.
The Hawaiian Tea & Coffee CO
have placed on exhibition in E. @
Hall & Sons corner window COTE
tree growing nicely. Thirty acres O
coffee are growing now in Kona, Ha
waii, and 1t is expected that one hur
dred more acres will be planted dun
ing the summer.