The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-29

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
How does salt taste in tea?
The Kau, Hawaii, election will tai
place to- morrow at that place.
IT is likely the new yacht will be
hoisted out of the Benmore's hold to-
morrow.
IT is rather chilly these mornings.
Don't you think so, "behind the
times" neighbor.
A NATIVE prisoner CAME down by
the steamer w. q. Hall tins afternoon
for committal to the Insane Asylum.
Miss Wolf has an interesting para
graph for ladies about dressmaking,
etc, under the head of advertising
Items"
The steamer w. G. Hall, which ar
rived this afternoon, had rs cargo, be-
sides other articles, 6S bags coffee and
% head cattle.
A CLOSE watch was kept on the ia
nous Hawaiian burglar, "Barefooted
Bill" during the operations on the
Treasury vault.
The famous pineapple case of p, G..
Camarinos against j. Kidwell is still
on in the Supreme Court as the Bull
LETIN goes to press.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear wind, light south. Three
masted schooner Glendale and steamer
w. u. Hall off port.
The case of the Chinese woman
Alb Ling, charged with DESERVING her
husband, is being heard in the Police
Court this afternoon.
The Hawaiian Coffee & Tea Co.
will hold its annual meeting at 10
o'clock tomorrow in the room of the
Chamber of Commerce.
The pupils of Punahou Preparatory
School had rehearsal for the May
day entertainment to take place this
day week, in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall yes.
terday afternoon.
THE funeral of Henry Whitaker
son of John F. Ashworth, the popular
barber, whe died yesterday of brain
disease, took place this morning from
the family residence.
A JAPANESE met with an accident
at Naalehu Plantation, Hawaii, a few
days ago. While at work his leg got
caught in centrifugal, causing the
necessity of amputation by II doctor
The BULLETIN extends it's thanks
to Capt. Nissep of the bark Mary
Winkelman and Pilot Babcock fol-
late news favors. Port Surveyor
Clarence Crabbe will please accept 8
similar Acknowledgements
JOHN T. Barker must feel highly
gratified at being appointed Governor
of Hawaii and receiving nearly $7OU
| judgment, as reported by this morn
day. Who is John L. Barker?
A HAWAIIAN named Kalala died a
his home at Kulaokahua on Wednes
day last. He was one of the pionee
! Hawaiians who went to Samoa il
1889, but, under the Exclusion Act
against Hawaiians, returned last year
As an indication of the energy being
displayed in the road service, it is no
ticed that, although the locomotive i
hauling macadam in now, the pile o
the material at the Beretania ant
Alapai streets dump was never lowe
before.
DURING the present high tides ant
southerly winds, magnificent surf
rolling in at Waikiki in the after
moons, affording beautiful sight an
rare bathing. Quite number of res
dents are taking advantage of the OF
porvunity.
Mr.. DOVE, surveyor, has been en-
gagged to prepare Il map of Honolulu
up to date, for the forthcoming Ha
waiian Directory. 1t will be Il Walt
able addition, as all the maps extan
are several years behind the growt
OF the city.
A FAMILY on King street are faE
adherents OF the "Kahuna faith.
Within the past month there hav
been three deaths in the same house
for he want of proper medical al
tendance. 1t seems that the superst
ton in regard to Kahunas is on tn
increase.
Mr.. j. J. Williams has written t
the Secretary of the Baseball League
Offering rs prize to the nine winnin
the championship fer 1892 Il grou
photogr ,ph OF the winners, to be give
to each member. Mr.. J. G. Spence
Secretary of the League, has accepte
the offer in graceful note.
For the benefit of the Advertise
and those of its readers who are n,
aware of the fact the BULLETIN stat,
that it rained last night for about a
hour like "Old Harry" 1t is doub
full, however, if the Advertiser sta