The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-29

ing, to carry passengers to the races
at Spreckelsville, and returning leave
Kahului at 6 o'clock Monday even
ing.
A CHANGE for the better has been
noted in the sailing qualities of the
yacht Helene. A number of people
on the city front watched her per-
formances with admiration yesterday
afternoon.
A REHEARSAL of the mlnuet dance
will take place tomorrow evening al
8 80 o'clock at the Palace. A full at
tendance is desired. The entrance to
the Palace will be through the gate
on Palace Walk.
The official announcement of the
annual tirst-class yacht race appears
to-day. Entries may be made until
2 o'clock Saturday, with Mr.. w. M.
Giffard, Secretary of the Hawaiian
Rowing and Yachting Association.
Tho. P. SEVERN, the well-known
photographer, has opened studio
on Fort street over +. Gertz's store.
The rooms are large and airy and the
operating room is well ventilated.
Mr.. SEVERN solicits the patronage OF
the public.
VISITS were paid II. b. M. S. Cham
pion to-day by Governor Cleghurn
and staff, Major j. II. W"dehouse,
British Commissioner, and His Excel
lency Samuel Parker, Minister of For
eign Affairs. The customary salutes
were fired.
A NUMBER of people may be seen
daily going out to the sea-wall where
the dredge is at work, looking for
shells dumped out through tho pipes.
A Portuguese lad made no less than
SD one day selling shells which he had
picked up.
THERE was hula exhibition on
Hotel, below Maunakea, street last
night, for which an admission fee of
twenty-five cents WAS charged. A
large number including foreign visi
tors were present and evidently en-
joyed the affair.
The Kamehameha School will give
concert at Kawaiahao Church on
Saturday evening, assisted by the
Kawaiahao Seminary girls and other
musical talent. The proceeds will be
for dciraying the expenses OF the glee
club in II trip round the island.
A NEW power press and the greater
part OF complete new outfit of news
nd Job l.
the barkentine S. e. Wilder for the
DAILY BULLETIN PUBLISHING Com
PANY. When set up the new plant
will be second to none in Honolulu
PURsER =. b. Sutton of the Alameda
has been very i'll on the passage up,
being for three days placed under the
influence of morphine. Mr.. Sutton
has only been out of bed since yester-
day and is still a very sick man. His
many friends wish him speedy re-
covery.
Hon. and Mrs. j. b. Atherton will
| give IA marriage reception OF their
daughter, Mary Gushing, and Mr.
Theodore Richards, from nine till
half-past ten this evening. The couple
will leave for the United States by
the steamer Alameda due to sail TO,
morrow.
A NATIVE named Moepono, whose
trial on 4 charge of obtaining 500
under false pretenses from China
man has been pending in the Police
Court for some months past, was dis
! oh a ha fni
of the prosecuting counsel, A. Rosa
to appear.
The famous Senator Stamford has
been entered for the 4th Of July races
at Kahului, Maui. 1t is the tall
among few that "the prince of the
track" has changed owners, the pre-
sent owner being highly pleased witt
the record the horse made on Ger
tain morning,
THERE will he meeting OF the st
Andrews Church Association in tn,
Sunday school room tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening at 7 30 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested of the mem
beers OF the second congregation. Tn,
business will be the reorganization o
the constitution and bylaws.
WAU YAM alias All Quong, "a China
man, was committed to the tende
care Of DR.. McWayne at the Insan
Asylum yesterday on evidence of ID
Peterson that he had mania ia
delusons. The man imagined he la,
prominent friends and plenty q
money, A distant relative Of Yam
tired to get him of by stating tina