The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE Bishop of Olba was no better
this morning, but was conscious.
The fires in the boilers of the new
drcdger were lit this morning and
kept up all day.
DON'T fail to hear Miss Dale and
Miss Young sing at the Y. M. G. A.
next Tuesday night.
Hon, G. w. Ashford was passen
ger by the steamer w. G. Hall this
morning for Hawaii.
l.. J. LEvEY will sell at auction to-
morrow at noon a large Macneal d.
Urban fireproof safe.
THE steamer Kinau with the Ray
mond tourist party on board will be
due tomorrow morning.
DIAMOND Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light northeast. Steamer
Walmanalo l5 miles northeast.
THERE was no case ON trial in the
Supreme Court to-day, but the Judges
are busy with other judicial matter.
THE Kahuku Plantation Co. will
hold Il special meeting at the Cham
her of Commerce room tomorrow at
ii 80 o'clock.
THE band will give its regular con-
cert on the Queen Emma hall pre-
misses this evening should the weather
permit.
No postponement on account OF
the weather, is the order for the musi-
Cal service at st. Andrews Cathedral
this evening.
PRAYER meeting for men at Y M.
G. A. tonight. Subject. Faithful.
ness. Hebrews Bird chapter. Every
body welcome.
ANOTHER assault and battery case
against number of Chinese has been
recorded and warrant issued for the
apprehension of the parties.
The printing of license forms for
the Interior Department has been
awarded to the Elele Publishing Co.,
Gheir tender being the lowest.
The shareholders of the Waimanalo
Sugar Plantation will hold special
meeting at the office of Mr.. A. J.
Cartwright at IL 80 o'clock to-mor-
row.
The musical service will take place
this evening at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral. A voluntary collection will be
taken for the British Benevolent So
ciety.
A HEAVY downpour of rain fell at 8
o'clock this morning The rainfall
came all of IA sudden, travelling rapid
ly from the sea, and lasted for about
ten minutes.
A FINE large bay horse broke away
from its groom on King street, near
| Kawaiahao Church, and made things
quite lively in the vicinity for
while this morning.
THE ballet dance which was re-
ceived with such enthusiasm by the
I public when performed in "Iolanthe"
will be reproduced with lime light
effects at Mrs. Gray's concert on the
9th inst.
REV. Walter Frear, father of Mr..
w. f. Frear, barrister, of this city,
who Was formerly pastor of Fort
Street Church, has been appointed
agent of American Board of Missions
on the Pacific Coast.
j. l.. KAULUKoU, barrister, met a
Chinaman on tile street this morning
who had been witness on a case in
which he failed 10 convict the culprit
Kaulukou saluted John with, "You
- liar, you, yes"
THE Car that leaves Pauoa at s
minutes after I this Friday evening
will go down Nuuanu and Beretania
streets to ST. Andrews Cathedral fol
the accommodation of people attend.
ing the choral service.
THE BULLETIN killed the poor
laborer from the Mauna Ala. The
Advertiser buried him. Mr.. Eckardt
purveyor of the Queens Hospital
however, thinks that the man has IL
chance to pull through.
The six sailors who refused con
tract service on the schooner Ka Moi
preferring the prison, have returned
to work. They say that they would
rather work under the captain of the
schooner Ia Moi than work on the
roads.
HER Majesty the Queen and suite
will attend the special musical serve,
at st. Andrews Cathedral this even
ing. The service commences at 7 81
O'Clock, and all seats are free. A fn'
program of music will be rendered b,
the choir.
His Excellency q. n. Spencer
Deputy Attorney. General Charlie