The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-08-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A whaleboat arrived from Molokai
this afternoon with supply of fish.
Football match this afternoon at
the League grounds.
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a diamond ring has been lost, for
which a reward will be paid the
finder.
The usual practice match of cricket
will be played at the Makiki recrea-
ton grounds this afternoon.
Mr.. f. l.. Hoog-, late of the Adver-
tiser staff, will leave on the S. S.
Australia on Wednesday next.
The "stowaways' return sincere
thanks for the Advertisers "gush."
Send us ice cream soda "next time"
A detachment of the 2. G.. guards
was marched down to NJ McTnerny's
store this morning to be fitted out
with shoes.
The examination of the Primary
Grade Certificate will begin Mon
day morning at 8 o'clock at the Fort
street school
Theboxes of apples went like hot
cakes at j. f. Morgan's auction
room to-day. They sold at fifty
cents a box,
The halliards of j. f. Morgan's
flagstaff have been stolen by some
one. This morning the pole was
lowered and new ropes inserted.
On Monday, Aug. 18th, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell a corrugated iron
building situated at rear of Wilder's
carpenter shop on the Esplanade.
Captain j. A. King, Minister. of
Interior, and Andrew Brown, Super
intendent of Water Works, inspect
ed the artesian well at Makiki this
morning.
The third monthly blue ribbon
entertainment at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall
will be given this evening at 1870
o'clock. Rev. W. RAIDER will deliver
the address.
Mrs. |. Is. Peterson died this
morning after long and painful
illness. Her funeral will be at /
pm. Sunday. The family will have
general sympathy.
1t is reported that Marshal Hitch
cock will return from Hilo on the
next steamer. He has fully recover
ed his health, and while on Hawaii
spent week at the Volcano.
Mr.. r. G. Spalding's Amarino was
brought from kapaa, Kauai, on the
steamer james Makee this morning.
Amerino will be entered in he races
at Kapiolani Park on Sept. ID. q
a horse attached to a brake ran
away from the Waikiki end of Queen
street yesterday afternoon. The
vehicle was piled up on the sidewalk
near Wilder's stables. The outfit
belonged to Il japanese.
Mr.. VIM. Cunningham of the An
chor has sold his crop of barley
I which was mentioned in the BULLETIN
as growing on an old cask. He has
sown some more seeds, and expects
! them to sprout up in two days.
The execution sale of certain pro,
perty at Kalihi belonging to Look
Tong took place in front of the
Police Station at noon to-day, sub,
ject to mortgage. p. Peck secured
the property for 500 and interest.
B. T. Ehlers & Co. report rush
ing business in some of the new
lines of ladies' dress goods recently
received from the Eastern and Eu
ropean markets. Some of the new
dress materials they have for sal,
are of exquisite quality.
j. F. Morgan held sale of pro
perty at Kaneohe at his salesroon
at noon to-day. Several pieces o
land, on which two years taxes wer,
due, were sold privately. TIL,
balance, $500 of an acre, was bic
in by G. w. Booth for $ll95.
AT a meeting of Kawaahao Churcl
congregation on Wednesday even
ing, it was resolved to have thu
church lighted by electricity. Tn
fittings will cost 1886, and concer
will be given by the Hui Mele Noe
au this month to raise funds.
A fine new Japanese store will b
opened short y ON Hotel street, mex
door to the Dai Nippon store. TIL
proprietor will offer for sale tn
most beautiful designs of cottol
crepe, new process for the seaso
} 1898 The store is under repair, bu
will be ready for the public mex
week.
, The steamer Liholiho went ashor
, at MAXWELL on Wednesday nigh
When the steamer G.. II. Bishop LET
Hanalei yesterday evening, INTEL
gence was received by Captain l.
Claire that some of the Liholiho'
sugar cargo had boon taken out an
the steamer Iwalani was going t