The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-19

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Have you got it yet' Whats The
grip.
The Hawaiis and Crescents will
play next Saturday.
People on the other islands have
got the tug-of-war craze.
A. B. Spreckels is a passenger by
the S, S. China.
Sandbags have been placed at
each corner of the Executive build
ing.
The new building at the Quaran-
tine Station was finished this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Kekumano are
thanked for piece Of their wedding
cake.
Hon. w. H. Lascelles was a pas
senger on the S. S. China to-day for
this port.
The p. G.. band will give its regu-
lar weekly concert at Emma Square
this evening.
Court Canoes A. o. F. will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening to con-
slider proposed bylaws.
To-day is gala day for Hawaii, as
the S. S. China, drawing twenty-slx
feet of water, entered port.
There are four four masted square
Triggers in port-the China, Austria
liza, John Ena and Hawaiian Isles.
The P. NJ. S. S. China will leave
for the Coast at 5 o'clock this even
ing, the mail closing an hour earlier.
Four Cinnamon were arrested yes
terday by Captain Hookano and
Roundsman KAPPA for hitting the
pipe.
Five cases of drunkenness were
disposed of in the District Court to-
day, fines of 81 each being levied in
each case.
The S. S. Mike Maru arrived yes
terday from Japan with 1873 Japan
csc immigrants. They were landed
to-day in quarantine.
HI. Hackfeld e. Co.'s auction sale
will be continued tomorrow. 1t
will be the third and last day, SC
hurry up and secure the bargains
going.
A curious party whose name is
legion wants to know whether the
Annexation Club is running Govern.
ment offices? See Advertiser this
morning.
Five of the China's passengers die
the Pail in waggonette and foul
this morning. The ribbons were
handled by j. Buckley in true pro
fessional style.
The following are booked to leave
on the S. S. China this evening fol
the Coast: w. B. Oleson, w. r
Barnes, Geo. Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs
Ewarts, Chas. T. Wilder.
The S. S. China was flying Rear
,Admiral's flag this morning when sh'
came in. Rear-Admiral D. B. Har
mony, U. S. n, and wife we're OF
board. The AdmiraPs staff were als'
passengers.
Mr.. w. F. Reynolds of the Golde
Rule Bazaar received a Pan-Amer
lean machine, which is combina
ton of a cabinet table and ma
chine. 1t is very pretty ornament
as we'll as useful.
A man named Andrew Brown fel
down in faint on the street yester
day. He was picked up and convey
ed to the Police Station, where medi
cal assistance was given him. Thi
morning he was considerably better
The Hawaii Ponoi Dramatic O.
will make their fourth appearance
) at the Opera House on Saturda
, evening, July LIST, in new historica
play, entitled "The Days of Kameha
meha the First" The company wi
also appear in romance of "Kan
pahu, the Royal Hunchback." Flu
. particulars will appear in few day
The Oddfellows and their familie
met at Harmony hall yesterday aftel
p noon, the occasion being appropr
ate memorial exercises in honor {
the deceased brethren. A literar
program was gone through, afte
Y which they marched up to Nuuan
! Cemetery, the lady members ridin
a in a wagonette. At the cemeter
. Hon. w. o. Smith delivered an az
a dress.
Mr.. j. S. Walker will continue
: act, in place of his late father, ;
r agent for the Royal Insurance Co. I
' Liverpool. 1t may be as well to r
, mind the general public that tt
; Royal is by far the strongest fire il
a stitution in the world, and in i
4 dealings here with insurers it has a
ways been characterized by fairne
9 and promptness in settlement