The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-09

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Tomorrow will be Palm Sunday.
THE Land of Scott and Burns this
evening.
Hon. j. N. S. Williams has been APP
pointed manager of the Pacific Iron
Works.
DIAMOND HEAD, II m.-Weather
hazy; wind, light west. Bark coal
laden off port,
THE Y. NJ. G. Club will hold
at their hall at | o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The S. s. Peking from Yokohama
and Hongkong will call at Honolulu,
being due on May 18th.
THE "Stars and Stripes" fell from
the hagpole of the U. S. Consulate at
IL 10 o'clock to-day, the lines giving
way.
AN oil painting of the hibiscus bush
with flowers by Kate More Wells, of
Maui, is on exhibition in the Pacific
Hardware Co.'S window.
Mr.. r. b. BRENNAN, on arrival at
Seattle from Honolulu, was pounced
on by a reporter, and gave long, in
terview on Hawaiian affairs.
CHARLIE PETERSON, the Diamond
Head lookout, wishes to extend his
sincere thanks to Hon. w. G. Irwin,
for copy of the Signal Code.
The S. S. Monowai resumed her
voyage to the Colonies shortly after 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. No spec
ial event occurred al her departure.
THE Philadelphia (Penn.) Enquirer
March gave what purported to be Il
picture of Kaiulani, Princess of Ha
wall, Nobody would recognize her by
it.
A DEsERTER of Allen & Robinson's
employ was ordered TO return to con
tract service and pay 50 costs of
Court, by the Police Justice this
morning
A LATE issue of the Philadelphia
Press has Il description of a Hawaiian
luau, by visitor who shared in one
1t gives details of the native mode of
cooking.
Mr.. w. w. HALL returned from
visit of inspection to the Hawaiian
Tea and Coffee Co.'s plant at Kona,
Hawaii, on the steamer w. G. Hall
yesterday.
HIGH tide large Monday will be at
3 80 p. m small, 3 40 a. IN. Low
tide large, 9 10 a. M: small, 500 p.
IN. Sun rises, 5 40; sets, lis. Moon
rises, Gil.
THE Royal Hawaiian Band serenad-
ed Mrs. Dyer with their stringed in
struments and voices at Lieut.. and
Mrs, Dyer's residence, Nuuanu street,
this morning.
THE band will enliven the baseball
game between the Honolulu and ka
mehameha clubs this afternoon. Con
sequently no concert will be given al
Emma Square.
THE Noble election case was argued
in banco this morning by Counsel A
S. Hartwell and G. w. Ashford for the
petitioners, and f. M. Hatch for the
candidates-elect.
PROF. ALEXANDER has received de
corated copies of his "Brief History
of the Hawaiian People," for present
alton to Her Majesty and other dis
tinguished persons.
The views to be exhibited Shis even
ing at the Scottish Thistle Clubs en-
tertainment are not the same series a.
shown last Saturday. Prof. Schmid
will play again tonight on the either
Go and hear him.
DIR. MORT SMITH presented his ere
dentials as Minister of the Hawaiian
Islands at Washington on March 10Th
A despatch says he made pretty lit
tie speech to the President and Har
rison responded briefly.
DON'T forget the Arion picnic a
Remond Grove this evening. Exten
sive preparations have been mad
and a pleasant time may be looked
for. Trains will leave the depot at
and 8 o'clock this evening.
ALTHOUGH the criminal calenda
was clean this morning, the following
cases are pending: 5 for gaming,
against opium smokers, | embezzle
ment, l perjury, 4 assault and bat
terry, and furious and needless driy
ing.
THE Anaconda, Montana, Standar,
thus refers to the Government physi
clan for the District of Kau: "Dr, {
b. Cooper, formerly of Butte, has IT
ceived the appointment OF physician
to the Queen of the Sandwich Islands
with salary OF $1,000 per annum."
THE Hawaiian Chinese News has a.
expressive cartoon at the expense G
the Chinese Times, the new opposition
journal. 1t represents the solicitor c
advertisements for the new ventur
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