The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-02

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There will be a meeting of the
Board of Health tomorrow.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Woather
cloudy, wind fresh northeast.
A letter from Kau says in p S.,
"Kau is solid against annexation"
Mr.. Dudley was the only passen-
ger from the Volcano by the steamer
w. G. Hall to-day.
Mrs. Bindt was committed to the
Insane Asylum this morning at the |
request of relatives.
The Cleaners will give lawn
party at the residence of W. r. Cas-
tie on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lapierre and child will leave
for visit to friends on the Coast by !
the barkentine Planter tomorrow.
Mrs. Blount, wife of the United
States Commissioner, called on a
number of prominent Chinese ladies
last week.
A fire plug near the BULLETIN Of
fee, long buried under sidewalk i'm
provements, is receiving mechanical
attention.
Col. S. Norris, whose familiar face
has been missed for some weeks, is
in town again. He arrived by the
w. e. Hall this afternoon.
The regular monthly social of the
St. Andrews Church Association
will be held on Thursday evening
next in the Sunday schoolroom.
A member of Co. A was found in
dead stupor, the effects of too much
imbibing, on the street this morn
ing, and was carried to the Police
Station.
Baron Luttwitz returned from
Hawaii by the steamer w. G.. Hall
this afternoon. The Baron is book
ed to leave by the S. S Monowai for
the Coast.
The barkentines S. G. Wilder and
Planter will leave for the Coast to-
morrow afternoon, and as both are
| good sailers an ocean race may be
expected.
Workmen are engaged in cleaning
the weeds and otherwise putting the
race track at Kapiolani Park into
proper condition for the 18th of
June events.
The Portuguese residents gave a
masquerade ball at the armory yes
terday evening which was we'll at
tended. The p. G.. band under Prof.
Berger was in attendance.
Reports by the steamer w. G.
Hall this afternoon are to the effect
that the Volcano is very active, and
fine weather was being experienced
throughout Kona and Kau.
Ex-turnkey Walker was tried in
the District Court to-day for allow
ing a prisoner (BruetD to escape
from the Station. The evidence was
concluded this afternoon and deci-
sion reserved.
A remark was made on the street
this morning to the effect that
great majority of the guards station
ed at the Government building are
strangers, and where they sprang
from is mystery.
The smart little sloop Waianae
has been placed on the route be-
tween Honolulu and Waianae, in
stead of the st. Pedro. which has
been converted into fishing smack.
The Waianae makes two trips every
week.
A gentleman going up in the
tower Of the new Central Union
Church the other day was rather
surprised at seeing dried tobacco
juice, cigar stumps and sundry boxes
there. The tower overlooks Wash
ington Place.
All members of the Hooulu La
hui Society are invited to attend
their monthly meeting at Honua-
kaha, at 2 o'clock tomorrow after,
, noon. The trustees and the board
of lady managers are also expected
to be in attendance.
; Twenty-three lepers from the re.
ceiving hospital at Kalihi will be
sent to the settlement on Moloka
. by the steamer Kilauea Hou this
evening. Accommodation for sc
many is not ready at the settlement
but some kind of shift will be
! made.
All of the valuable town lots
known as the Booth property are to
!. be sold at auction, under foreclosure
of mortgage, at the salesroom o
James F. Morgan on Saturday, june
3. Notes and bounds of the lots arr
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