The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-17

was argued and submitted this morn
ing.
THE weather at Hamakua is very
dry, hardly any rain having fallen for
week.
MAJOR j. II. Wodehouse, British
Commissioner, attended the Legisla-
ture yesterday.
JUDGE William Foster will return
from Hawaii on the next trip Of the
steamer Kinau.
The interest in the Legislature was
not great to-day and the number of
auditors was small.
The Charles f. Croker took over
one hundred lunches of bananas for
Puget Sound this morning.
A NUMBER of the visiting pastors
from the other islands returned by
the steamer kinau this afternoon.
THE pleasant cool weather yester-
day evening induced many to attend
the band concert ut Queen Emma
hall.
LOOK out for the land sales by j.
F. Morgan at his salesroom tomorrow.
Some desirable residence property
will be offered.
FAREWELL services will be held on
the Morning Star Saturday beginning
at l 80 p m, after which the voyage
for Micronesia will be begun.
The dredge has been doing SPLEEN
did work to-day, throwing up more
sand than water. There is a big pile
of sand on the embankment.
A NATIVE named Kaaikala has been
arrested for the alleged larceny of
5000, property of neighbor named
Mary Ann Kolu. He will be tried to-
morrow.
Hon. G. w. Ashford was not pres
ent at the forenoon session of the Leg
islature to-day, he being busy defend
ing criminal charges against three
Cinnamon.
Mr.. WATT, brother of the manager
of Honokaa plantation, Hawaii, was
Il passenger by the Waialeale this af-
ternoon. Mr.. Watt intends returning
to his home in Scotland.
A NUMBER of school children, whose
| homes are on the other islands, have
engaged berihs on the steamer Klnau
for the next trip up. This is owing
to the vacation of Oahu College.
l.. j. LEvEY will hold special sale
of thirty-tive choice horses and mares
in the rear of j. |. Dowsett's Office,
| Queen street, at noon tomorrow. A
good chance to secure fine riding
stock.
THERE have been no opium catches
for some time. The reas IN given by
one who was instrumental in making
several hauls is that he did not get
his just share of the reward offered
for such captures.
w. H. RICHARD is hard at work
electioneering for the coming cam
paign for Representative OF North
Hilo, Hawaii, necessitated by the an
nulment of the election of A. Horner
The election will take place on June
30th.
The Ocean Wave, printed and pub
lished on board the U. S. F. S. Sar
Francisco, has picture of the Queer
in the issue Of June Is. This issue
contains eight pages filled with inter
esting articles, ships gossip and spicy
jottings.
A CHINAMAN named Sun Hing was
found guilty of II penal otfense on ar
l1-year old native girl, in the Polio,
Court this morning. Hing was sen
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labol
for three months and to pay costs
G. w. Ashford for defendant noted NJ
appeal.
j. F. MORGAN will hold four i'm
portant sales of property at his sales
ro' m tomorrow at noon. A dcscrip
ton of the different properties can b,
seen in 0 + advertising columns. Tn,
different h"mesteads are well KNOW
as among the most convent, at ant
desirable in Honolulu.
The social entertainment At the y
NJ. Z. A. Hall LAST evening, although
not largely attended, was very en-
joyable affair. After Il short musica
program, refreshments consisting q
ice cream and cake were disposed OF
and the remainder of the evening wa
spent in social conversation.
LOUD reports sounded from the d
rection of Punchbowl this morning
which created considerable ALARM
among timid people. At first it wa
rumored that Bipikane's guards wer
out practicing, but it proved to be
gang Of men engaged in the peaceful
occupation of blasting rocks on tn
slopes of Punchbowl.
Al noon the BULLETIN commun
Gated with Waialua only to learn tina
the steamer Akamai was still ON tn
rocks shortly before that hour. job
f. Bowler, the owner, was at the spo
1t is matter of surprise how tn
boat got on the rocks, or SO far il