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

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Oh, those kahuuas!
Sign painters are wanted. See ad-
vertisement.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
cloudy, wind light northeast.
The S. S. Monowai had 80 pas
sengers in transit for America and
Europe.
A list of officers of the Kona
Coffee and Fruit Co., Id, appears in
this issue.
A female Jubilee singer was a
through passenger on the S. S.
Monowai to-day.
A number of the Monowai passen-
gers drove in a four-in-hand to the
Pail this morning
On Thursday next the quarterly
meeting of the Union Feed Co. will
be held at the Office on Queen street.
|. Rubinstein, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of Tai Lung, has a
notice to all claimants against the
estate.
Per S. S. Monowai, 300 smoked
cells from New. Zealand, fine flavor.
Try EN-. Cal. Fruit Market. Mutual
Tel. 1878.
President Dole and Vice-P President
Damon paid an official visit to Com
mander Nelson of the U. S. S. Adams
yesterday.
The Marshal has issued reward
of 500 for the arrest of William
Bruett, the sailor who escaped over
the Station wall.
A number of the delegates of the
Hawaiian Patriotic League paid a
visit to the Queen at Washington
Place this morning.
Mr.. j. l.. Easton of Tacoma, who
has been staying at the Eagle House,
left this morning by the w. G. Hall
on visit to the Volcano.
The Hawaiian National band gave
an enjoyable concert at the Hotel yes
terday evening, for the benefit of the
S. S. Mariposas passengers.
Cricket seems to again be the
order of the day among the Samo-
ans, numerous games having been
played during the past month or so.
Tomorrow afternoon the P. G.
band will play at the baseball game
instead of Emma Square. There
after the Saturday concerts at the
square will be resumed.
Ho Yen Kee q Co., Al Nuuanu
street, are prepared to put down or
repair water pipes, or do anything
required in the plumber or tinsmith
line. They employ none but expert
enced workmen.
Messrs. Wilson and Ogden, two
young men who arrived by the S. s.
Monowai, left by the steamer w. G
Hall this morning for the Volcano.
The young men wanted to see the
volcanic wonder first.
The missionary packet Morning
Star will be hauled on the Marine
Railway tomorrow. Other vessels
booked to be hauled later are the
barkentine Amelia, steamers Kinau
and Likelike and barkentine S. N
Castle.
Four ne-looking Samoan women
were through passengers on the S
S. Monowai to-day for the Worlds
Fair. They were in the care of Mrs
H. j. Moors, whose husband went
on by previous steamer with the
first division.
A capital program for June l.
races has been issued by the Com
mittee of the Hawaiian Jockey Club
There are thirteen interesting event
open. AS many horses are alread,
in training for the day, successful
meeting is assured.
, Mr.. Burgess orders his "Piano t.
Let" advertisement taken out befor
the time ordered had expired. TIL
reason is that he has not let tn
piano, but sold it. Moral-If yo
, want to buy or sell anything advel
: tise in the BULLETIN.
In the District Court this morn
ing one Jap was fined 500 and an
others sentence suspended for sell
ing swipes; two Chinese were fine
$50 for smoking opium, and anothe
Monaghan $3.50 for having che I
tickets in possession.
S The BULLETIN had the pleasure {
/, call this morning from Mr.. A. {
d Stephens, representative for a synd
S cate of leading newspapers
d Queensland and New South Vale
e Mr.. Stephens intends to tell I'll
d cornstalks all about the World
Fair.
Mr.. j. Nawahi, President of IL
Hawaiian Patriotic League, gave
luau in honor of the delegates fro
the other islands at his residenc
y