The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Rooms to let with board at Ilani-
wal, Waikiki.

The P, g. band viii play at Emma
Square this afternoon at 1870.
Diamond Head, II m.--Weatber.
cloudy; wind, light northeast.
Tenders are advertised for certain
repairs to the bark j. G. phuger.
The Temple of Fashions NAM
moth clearance sale is now in full
swing.
Native Fans and Island Curios in
great variety at the Elite Ice Cream
Parlors.
The Azores Islands were connect.
ed by cable with the world on
August 18th.
DIR. Goto intends returning to the
Leper settlement on Monday next
on the Mokolii.
Tho Planets and Healanis PLAY
baseball this afternoon on the
League ground.
Police officer d. w. Logano was
discharged yesterday in the District
Court on charge of extortion.
Tho police held drill ON Palace
Square at 5 O'Clock this morning in
command of Captain Robt Parker.
Lessons in piano given by Chr.
Herskind, Penhallow house. Bere
tania street. Mutual telephone Ga.
Charges Of giant powder were be-
ing inserted in the holes drilled at
the Brewer wharf rock this after
noon.
The Hawaiian National Baud will
give one Of their popular concerts
at Sans Souci at $50 o'clock this
evening.
DR.. NJ. Goto's Residence is now on
Achi street, Palama, nearly opposite
the Reformatory school. His town
office is still on Maunakca street.
From Handcraft the interesting
information is gained that Il bows
Of Kamehameha Schools worked in
vacat ion, earning a total amount of
SiSl790.
All Chew, better known as "Spring
Chicken" was sentenced to pay a
fine of $50 in the District Court to-
day for keeping tenement house
wit hout a license.
There has been steady run all
week Of Chinese applying for return
permits, to leave by the S. S. Ocea-
mic due from San Francisco for
China on Monday.
Admiral Skerrett, Captain Barker
and officers of the u. S. flagship Phi
ladelphia will give another of their
popu ar receptions on board at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Don't forget the concert by the
Hawaiian National band at Sans
SOuci this evening. Conyeyauces to
and from Sans Souri will meet the
cars at the terminus every half hour
A dinner party was given at Wal
XXI Villa yesterday evening in honor
Of the Gi,Iig party. a number of
society people wore present, and the
OCCASION was enlivened by the Quin-
let Club.
There was a more than usually
large attendance at the weekly dance
in the Thistle Club rooms last night.
In one of tie cooling spells Miss
Gertie Whitney and Mr.. Geo. J..
Rltman favored the party with songs.
The battalion drill takes place at
4 IN I'rlr.1, ~. D..
Square, and Will be attended by the
drum corps under Drum Major W.
G. King. The six companies had a
preliminary practice drill on the
square early this morning.
The Pacific and Honolulu foot
bali teams practice daily, the former
ON the kamehameha school grounds
and the latter at Makiki and Puma
hou. 1t is expected match will be
made between the two clubs in the
near future.
Am attcndanco of 30 is given by
Handicratt as the probable high |
water mark of kamehamcha Schools !
this term Hard times and, perhaps.
politics are surmised to be he causes
of the falling off, but the fact is
taken in good heart as a possible
blessing in disguise.
Mr.. William Brash denies the pub
Nshed statement that he knew auv-
thing about opium being on his pro
misses. He would not know Devau-
chelle if he met him, so could not
nave warned him to keep the opium
traffic off his place. The first he
knew of opium was when the officers
searched his premises.
A native named Kaia appropriated
a hat from Chinese store on Nuu-
anu street yesterday evening, and as
a result was landed in the cooler
During the night Kaia destroyed a
brand new blanket which WAS given
him by Turnkey Fagg, by cutting
n piece off, Another charge of ma
li"ious injury VIII probably be EN-
tered against Che Iarceoist