The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LuuhL HNu uENLnNI NEWo'
Tomorrow will be Holy Thursday.
THE southerly wind is making peo-
pie uncomfortable.
PEOPLE living on the Plains are
often disturbed by gun shots during
the night.
DIAMOND HEAD, p. m.-Weather
hazy, wind light southwest; whalers
Herman and Mermaid off port.
WILLIAM Larsen, formerly OF the
regular force, is now on the special
police force He made the arrest of
Bogard.
The new dredger was to have been
taken out again to-day, but the
weather was uniavorable. The spud
has been repaired.
WoNG Lung was adjudged bank
rupt by Judge Dole to-day, and Satur-
day appointed for proof OF claims and
election of assignee.
OWING to the number of cases on
the criminal calendar in the Police
Court the session was resumed at ]
/ o'clock this afternoon.
NOTWITHSTANDING the inclement
weather the band played at Thomas
Square last evening and delighted the
| inhabitants of a wide circle.
The Hawaii baseball club have be-
! gun earnestly TO practice for their
games in the current season. The
Crescents will meet them on Satur-
day.
/ The proceeds of the late entertain
( ment given by the Amateur Dramatic
Club Melted $42.75 This will he
given to the Strangers Friend So
ciety.
THE executors sale of furniture
and household effects will take place
at the residence OF the late Geo. Lu.
cas-, Kukui Place, tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
The steamer Kinau which arrived
this morning brought eleven tourists
from the volcano. Besides sundry ar
ticles her cargo consisted of 1888
bags of sugar.
Hon. w. c. Wilder has had mini
ature electric storage battery placed
in his buggy, thus furnishing lights
for the lamps at night. The lights
show brilliantly.
IT is a picnic to witness the foreign
jurors when they are being called on
case in the Supreme Court. The
happiness displayed by those who are
left when a jury is impanelled is
supreme.
The locomotive is again running on
the Beretania street railroad from the
quarries to the dump ut Alapai street.
John Reilly is engineer. People driv-
ing skittsh horses should look out fol-
the engine.
THURSDAY 1920 u. m, the quar-.
terly business meeting of the Ladies'
Society of the Central Union Church
At 80 there will be sociable with
literary exercises in the ladies' parlors
OF the church.
The steam roller was the means oil
the rupturing of water pipe on
Queen street to-day, which caused q
small deluge on that thoroughfare
Water was shut off this afternoon tC
allow repair of the damage.
THE Sons of ST. George now hole
their meetings in Pythian hall, For
street. They had y large attendanc,
Monday evening and, after the bust
ness session, held social circle in tn,
ante-room, mirth and song abound
ing.
ELEVEN people suspected OF lepros,
were brought from Lahaina on re
cent trip of the steamer Waimanalo
After examination by the authoritie
they were discharged, as not having
the slightest symptom of the dreaC
disease.
The w. C. I. U. have opened ,
coffee room in Emma hall, open iron
6 TO s o'clock each afternoon (Sun
days eXcepted). They furnish ont
cup coffee and two slices bread ant
| butter for five cents, or two cups cof
} Zee and four slices for ten cents, ano
so on.
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