The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-27

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The S. S. Alameda is expected at
9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Two natives we're arrested to-day
for using offensive language to w.
B. Ash.
A list of the Olowalu Company's
officers, reelected to-day, appears
in this issue.
An addition of ten percent will be
tackled on all personal taxes not
paid on Saturday.
The Storage passengers by the S.
S. Oceanic we're landed in quaran-
tine yesterday afternoon.
The men from the U. S. S. Adams
held battalion drill on shore near
the Pacific Mail wharf this morning.
The Healani six-oared crew will
pull on the Pearl City Peninsula
course on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
1t is pleasing to relate that Mr.. F.
S. Pratt has greatly improved in
health under the careful attention
of Dr. Brodie.
Argument in the case of j. P.
Bowen, charged with the larceny of
the Pantheon screen doors, has been
set for Friday next.
The boiler lying near the Pacific
Mail wharf, lately purchased by the
Hawaiian Electric Co., is being
overhauled to-day.
The Japanese steamer Aikoku
Maru is booked to sail for Yokohama
on Monday, Oct. 2. X. Ogura g. Co.,
Hotel street, are the agents.
Mr.. JIM. Dat, Postmaster-General,
left for tour of inspection of the
post offices on Maui by the steamer
Claudine yesterday afternoon.
The Postofice despatched by the
S. S. Oceanic yesterday afternoon a
mail of 22lO letters and 952 papers.
The mail for the Orient was held
back.
Six of the sixteen Chinese charged
with assault on a Chinese informer
and two police officers have been
discharged. The others are being
tried to-day.
The S. S. Oceanic left for the
Coast at 4:3O o'clock yesterday after
noon. The P. G.. band gave her the
usual send-of, while the little boys
swan around the ocean liner diving
for coins.
Mr. Robert Louis Stevenson, who
intends returning to Samoa by the
Alameda due here tomorrow, has
kindly consented to give an informal
talk this evening to the members OF
the Scottish Thistle Club and friends
at the clubs hall. Admission will
be by ticket.
The Inter-island wharf was
crowded this morning with people
of all nationalities in search of pack.
ages, ETC., which came by the steam.
er Mikahala yesterday afternoon. A
lot of orange boxes were opened or
the wharf, and scramblers after the
fruit were numerous.
Richard Stone, who escaped from
a prison gang some time ago, anC
was captured at Hilo, Hawaii, on &
sailing vessel, has been brought uI
in the District Court several times
and remanded every time. Yester
day afternoon Stones case wa
again set for a future date, Oct. I'd
AS it is getting toward the end O
the month, storekeepers ought tt
look over their stock of billhead
and see whether they have enough
on hand. The BULLETIN job depart
ment is prepared to supply all kind
of office stationery, such as bill
heads, invoices, statements, etc, etc
on the shortest notice.
The catboat Dahlia, owned by 7
w. Hebron, capsized between tn
Kinau and Fort street wharves yes
terday afternoon, going under 81
that only the top Of her mast wa
visible. There were six men in tn
boat at the time, and two had mar
row escape from drowning. TIL
boat was later raised and tied up t.
the wharf.
A native named Ulukou, who wa
convicted of gross cheat fe,
months ago, and given a certai
time to pay up, was re-arrested yes
terday, and to-day was taken t
Oahu Jail to serve a months in
prisonment. Ulukou sold som
wood and kept the money. He pre-
missed to return the same, but faile
to do so.
No. 2 fire engine is still engage
, pumping water from the reservoir q
Thomas Square into the mains. Til
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