The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-20

Francisco to-day
The steamer Kinau with the Ray
mond tourists on board will arrive to-
morrow morning from the Volcano.
Mr., Wray Taylor's next organ re-
cital will take place next Thursday
evening Mt the Kaumakapili Church.
The charity luau to be given by the
Queen Dowager will take place at the
Beretania street Armory, this day
week.
Do NOT fail to attend the band con-
cert at Emma Square this afternoon
and hear about those wild waves and
rackets.
Mr.. RITMAN, the favorite minstrel,
will appear at the Opera House with
his banjo on Saturday evening, the
9th inst.
THE band concert at Emma Square
this afternoon promises to be an in
tercsting one. Three popular Eng
lish songs are to be sung.
OWING to the wet weather the Royal
Hawaiian band gave u concert ut the
Hotel yesterday evening, instead of
in the open air ut Queen Emma Hall.
IT is II coincidence to be noted that
short and sharp tempest OF rain
occurred this morning ut the same
hour as the furious down pour of yes
terday morning.
MONDAY, Feb. %, will be George
Washington's birthday. The day will
be generally celebrated by Americans,
in commemoration of the birthday of
the "boy who never told Il lie"
The five Chinese, Aiau and four
others, who were arrested for assault
and battery, have compromised with
their victim and have been discharged
from the custody of the police.
The dredger will be in trim next
week, work having progressed favor
ably so far. 1t is proposed to try the
plant before the departure of the S,
S. Australia for San Francisco.
The schooner Ka Haze Hawaii re-
turned to port yesterday after a long
absence. She plays the part of the
mysterious schooner very often, but
there is not much mystery left with
her,
AFAI, Mongolian was convicted in
the Police Court yesterday of Il Grim
inal assault on a girl under fourteen
years of age, and was sentenced &c
imprisment at hard labor for eight
cen months.
THE entertainment Tuesday even
ing is by the Y. NJ. @. A, the Camera
Club assisting, instead of its being by
the latter institution, as some have
been given the impression by the
morning paper.
G. w. HoUoHTAILING has secured
judgment against the Marshal 70,
possession of goods attached by TIL,
latter on writ of attachment issuet
by John Mott on II. K. Aki & Co. TIL,
plaintiff also secured S15 damages.
Mr.. j. Porter Boyd, successor to A
w. Richardson, American ViceCon
sui General, is expected to arrive from
San Francisco on the S. S. Australia
due next Tuesday. Mr.. Boyd's tern
of Office does not begin, however, un
til next April.
THE Y. M. G. A. will hold evangel
10 -, ~
Bethel street, mauka of Castle 4
| Cookies store. Seats free. All wei
come; young men, sailors and work
ingmen especially invited. Song ser
vice begins at 7 30 O'Clock.
H. r. III. PRINCE KALAMAZOO
celebrated his twenty-tifth birthda,
yesterday wi h II luau at Honuakaha
Punchbowl street, the Queen Dowa
gers residence. A few invited friend
were present and helped the younl
| prince to commemorate the occasion
The remaining sailors of the bari
Tamerlane, recently wrecked on TIT
Puma coast, six in number, will b
sent to San Francisco on the banks S
G. Allen and Albert. This departur,
of Vice-Consul Richardson's charge
relieves him of heap of RESPONSE
bility.
PERHAPS by the Australia there vii
arrive some of the most famous Ian
tern slides in the world. They are O
the most notable scenes of Scotlan,
in both history and in modern devel
opment. These views will be exhibit
ed publicly under the auspices OF tn
Scottish Thistle Club.
A FOREIGN paper contains the 70,
lowing "rhe famous salt lake [
Aalia Paakai, near Honolulu, occupie
the crater Of an immense tula conc
whose ejecta cover several squar
miles, and are especially remarkabl
for containing numerous aggregation
of crystalline grains OF pure Divine.
The name Is Walia Paakai.
TOLL ON THE PAIL.
According to the story of Kahuhu
one of party of twenty lisherme
who came across from Koolau wit
their catch to-day, the road lun