The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
LARGE steamer was reported off
Waianae to-day,
THE band will not play at Emma
Square this af ernoon.
Miss Helen Wilder has been visit
ing on Kauai for some time.
CAPTAIN Tobcy, OF the whaler Sea
Ranger, is very popular with his
crew.
ONLY one case vi drunkenness was
brought up i'll the Police Court this
morning.
Mr.. A. Herbert's steam launch will
be taken to Lysan Island for use
around the place.
ENGINES No. and 2 take morning
runs out on the Plains for the exer-
else of the horses.
MERCHANT street between Fort
street and the Post Office is receiving
II fresh top dressing.
HONOLULU Typographical Union
No. 81 will meet this evening at the
usual hour and place.
BEING the first Saturday in the
month the boarders of the several col
leges have been given an outing.
A SQUAD of bluejackets from H. b.
Nj. s. Pheasant, under two officers, as
sisted In decorating the armory for the
luau.
THE Tramways Co. have imported
new watering cart. 1t does not run
ON the rails like the old iron track
sprinkler.
THOSE who take Park drive to-
morrow should continue their jaunt to
inspect the Aqua Marine lots to be
sold on the 18th.
III. b. M. s. PHEASANT left the har-
Dor about IL o'clock this morning for
Kauai. Three was u canoe and sew
eral natives on board.
Mr.. w. l.. Wilcox will command
the yacht Spray in the coming re-
gatta. The Spray consequently is
expected to do fine work.
SOME rather unusually large mullet
from Hon. S. NJ. Damon's pond ut
Moanalua will be among the delica-
cies at the charity luau to-day.
The charity luau will take place
this afternoon at 2 80 o'clock. The
Hawaiian band and that of the U. S.
f. S. San Francisco will be present.
The new scow of H. Hackfeld & Co.
will be launched on Monday. An eff.
fort was made yesterday, but some.
thing delayed the operation.
AT the football game between the
Razzledazzles and the Punahou team,
the admission fee will be twenty-five
cents for adults and ten cents fol
children.
Two passengers on the Kinau yes
terday were for the Volcano. One, 8
Honolulu barrister, went to escape
the din of Monaghan chatter in the
Police Court.
The Anglican Church Chronicle fol-
March contains editorial admonitior
suitable for Lent. AS for the remain
ing contents they are as usual inform
ing, instructive and pithy.
SOME day shortly, to be named by
Chief Engineer Julius Asch of tn,
Fire Department, false alarm will
be rung from the Bell tower for The
practice of the fire engines.
Mr. James Gay, OF Waialua, an un
successful candidate for Noble in tn,
late election, has been arrested fol
violation of the election law, in having
failed to return u sworn statement o
expenses.
THE steamer Makee brings wore
that while unloading some heavy ma
chinery at Kapaa for the Makee suga
mill, one OF the largest pieces fell int
the sea, 1t cannot be raised withou
Il great deal of time and expense.
The following officers have beel
elected by the Catholic Ladies' Beney
client Society for the current year
President, Mrs. j. Bowler; Vice-Pre
sident, Mrs. j. Mcdonald; Secretary
Mrs. II. S. Douglas; Treasurer, Mrs
r. G. Cowes.
The sale of the land at Aiea, Ew,
Oahu, belonging to the late King