The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-18

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m,-Weather,
lazy; wind fresh east.
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The Crescents and Hawaiis will |
meet on the diamond on Saturday. |
Two more "hitting-the- pipe"
iends-Chinese-were arrested early
his morning.
Work on the city front road from
he Claudine wharf to the Inter
Island Office is about completed,
1t is raining pretty heavily out
Palama and up the valley, but at
Waikiki there is scarcely any rain at
all.
Geo. E. Boardman, Real Estate
Broker, has added house on Bere-
tania street to his list of properties
for sale.
There will be concert by the
Government band at the Hotel this
evening. The five new men from
Frisco will take part.
The men of war vessels in port are
trying to arrange to have boat races
i'll the harbor on the 24th inst,
Queen Victoria's birthday.
Two cases of German measles
have been discovered among the
national guards at the barracks.
The men have been segregated.
There will be a tug-of-war match
between Kapuukolo and Pauoa teams
below the Fishmarket at $50 o'clock
this evening, for fifty dollars side.
A large halo around the sun at
tracted the attention of many peo-
pie this forenoon. One gentleman
on seeing it sang out, "kahunas are
at work"
Mr.. j. E. Bush, editor Of the Ka
Leo, was committed for trial to the
Circuit Court in the District Court
this morning on charge of libel
against the P. G.
The Healani Boat Club will meet
this evening to appoint delegates to
consult with the Myrtle representa-
tives with regard to the coming
championship race.
The smuggling schooner Louis
Olsen has been confscated by the
U. S. Government. The schooner
will be sold and the proceeds turned
into the United States treasury.
Tho annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Board of Missions will be
held in the Central Union Church
on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
A general invitation is issued to all
women interested in mission work.
The program for the benefit to
the Hawaiian National Band ap,
pears in to-day's issue. The concert
will take place in the Opera House
on Saturday evening, when it is ex-
pected bumper house will greet
the boys.
The Springfield Republican OF
April % contains the report of a
lecture in that city by Miss Anna l.
Dawes on 'The United States and
Hawaii" favoring annexation; also
letter from Rev. DR.. Hyde Of Ho.
nolulu in advocacy of the same
cause.
Marshal Hitchcock has issued new
regulations to the police pertaining
to their dress, appearance and de
pertinent, when on duty. No officer
is allowed to smoke except betweer
Z o'clock in the evening and 5:3(
o'clock in the morning. The rules
will be strictly enforced.
The Sons of St. George intend tt
celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday
this year by giving one of their en-
joyable social dances, supplemented
by an oyster supper, in their hall Oh
Fort street. In order to avoid dis
appointment, tickets should be SO
cured right away at the Colder
Rule Bazaar, as the number to b.
issued is strictly limited to 70.
Mr.. w. R. Castle on Tuesday eve
ming addressed mediums sized audi
ence in Y. NJ. G. A. hall, giving
familiar talk on the experiences 0
the Annexation Commissioners il
the United States. A collection a
the door was for the benefit of tn
w. G. T. u, whose President, Mr.:
j. NJ. Whitney, introduced tn
speaker. The lecture was pleasing
to the auditors generally.