The Daily bulletin., 1893-11-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mr., F. Myers has good pasture at

The P. 6. Councils will meet at
1:3O O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Board of Health is holding
its usual weekly meeting this after
noon.
Rev. Messrs. Lewis and Callenda,
returned from Maui by the steame,
w. g. Hall.
The Beaver supplied its numer.
Gus patrons this noon with delicious
chicken curry and rice.
Inc King street merry -go-round
Will be sold at auction by j. f. Nor.
gan at noon tomorrow. ..>.
The Hook g. Ladder Co. expect
to have another "divy" on Saturday
evening or early next week.
The P. G. band gave its usual
weekly concert on the Executive
building grounds this morning.
A gasoline launch, about 35 feet
long, came by the bark Albert this
afternoon for MIR. Gay of Kauai.
Mr.. 6. Tyrol has been appointed
first officer on the yacht Tolna. 1t
is not yet known when she will sail
for Hilo.
A full outfit of household furni.
ture was brought to the Police sta
tion this afternoon, under distraint
for rent.
Arrangements for receiving the
Australian team are being promo ted
by the executive of the Honolulu
Cricket Club.
The Advertiser has "news" this
morning about scarlet fever at Hilo
which appeared in the BULLETIN
several days ago.
Mr.. W: e. Rowell, Superintendent
of Public Works, succeeded in blast
ing a large hole into the coral near
the Miowera yesterday.
Captain w. Matson, part owner in
the Hilo packet line, and Mrs. Mat
son, left on the steamer Claudine
Yesterday evening for Hilo.
The quarterly meeting of the
Strangers Friend Society will be
held at the Y NJ. G. A. parlors to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Count and Countess Festetics
have not decided whether to leave
tomorrow or next day for their
proposed trip to Hilo and the Vol
canO. ,
A photograph of the silver service
presented to ex-Minister Stevens bv
residents Of the Hawaiian Islands is
on exhibition in McInerny's store
window.
The tug Eleu towed the pile driver
out to the wreck this morning. On
account of the muddy state of the
water the pile driver was not put to
work to-day.
The P. NJ. S. S. wharf was crowded
to-day with heaps of boxes conta ain
ing merchandise left by the S. S.
China. Among the lot were differ
ent varieties of tea.
A couple seated on the veranda
OF private residence in town we're
blinded for several minutes by a
lightning flash yesterday evening
during the storm.
A thunderstorm passed over Homo
lulu early last night. Frequently
the thunder followed vivid flashes
of lightning SO quickly as to indi-
cate close discharges. Rain fell
heavily.
o. Schussler was found guilty of
assault and battery on Longheimer,
in the District Court to-day, and
sentenced to pay a fine of $40, and
to file bond of 500 to keep the
peace for six months.
The S. ST. Alameda will be due
from the Colonies ell route to San
Francisco on Thursday next. The
S. S. Monowai and S. S. Warrimoo
will be due here from San Francisco
and Vancouver, b. c., on the 23d
instant.
. The arrangements for a football
match between the Pacifcs and
Punahous to take place on the Both
inst, Thanksgiving Day, have pro-
gressed so favorably that match is
as good as assured. Both teams are
hard at practice.
The Myrtle boat club will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at the
boathouse this evening, when it is
expected the challenge of the Hea-
lanis will be considered. The foul
in the late race between "green-
hand" crews will also be discussed.
With the November number of
the Anglican Church Chronicle, that
interesting periodical ends it's
eleventh volume. Its editor REV.
A. Mackintosh) is pleased with the
support it has received. The Chroni-
Gle deserves all the patronage it EN-
joys.
The fall of rain at the Electric
Light Station, Nuuanu Valley, last
night was 2.04 inches. The different
reservoirs have been materially re-
plenished and this morning showed
the following supply: In No. |, SIT.