The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The S. S. Mariposa may be along
from the Colonies tomorrow even
ing,
The wrestling tournament will be
continued at the boathouse this
evening.
Aloha Court, |. O. f., will meet at
Pythian Hall, Fort street, at 7:30
o'clock this evening.
Harry G. Spear, druggist, arrived
by the barkentine Planter this morn
ing from San Francisco.
Among the preliminaries to the
wrestling tournament this evening
will be boxing match.
Chas. j. Power, a member of the
Australian bar, was passenger by
the bark Mauna Ala yesterday from
San Francisco.
The case of William Wilson,
charged with the larceny of twenty
seven watches, will come up in the
District Court tomorrow morning.
The schooner Moiwahine and the
yacht Helene have gone on the Ma
rine Railway. On Thursday the
steamer Kinau will be hauled out of
the water.
David Kekahuna, who has been
attending the Hampton Institute
under Gen. Armstrong, returned by
the last S. S. Australia to his native
home. He left on the steamer w.
G. Hall to-day for Kona, Hawaii.
Two Cinnamon, All Lam and All
Fat, were sentenced to pay fines of
So each on Il charge of ARRAY in the
District Court this morning. Fines
of SO each were imposed on five
other Mongolians for violating gam
ing laws.
A trunk is as indispensable to a
traveller as to an elephant. Every
body who can get away is going to
the Worlds Fair. The Temple of
Fashion is giving great opportun-
ity to get trunks and valises at as
tonishing bargains. Don't miss the
chance.
The Hawaii Ponoi Dramatic Com
pany will appear on Saturday night
at the Opera House in another his
torcal play Lady Of the Twilight
Pictures of the principal members
OF the company in costume are on
exhibition in N. McInerny's window
and at l.. j. Levey's auction room.
Soap is one of the essentials OF
cleanliness, the proverbial next dool
neighbor to godliness. The Hawai-,
ian Soap Works Co. have taken the
lead in soap for domestic purposes
with their homo manufacture. i
you have not yet become acquainted
with its good qualities, lose no time
in getting an Introduction.
Mr.. Chas. H. Hill and Miss Me
Laren were united i'll marriage thi:
morning, at the residence of the
brides father, Fort street. The
newly married couple left on tn,
steamer w. q. Hall at 10 o'clock 70
a honeymoon trip to the Volcano
A number of friends wore present t,
speed the happy couple, handful
of rice being thrown at them.
The annual meeting of the secon,
congregation of st. Andrews Cattle
dral will be held in the Sunda,
school room next Thursday evenin;
at 7:30 o'clock. After the meeting
program of social and instru
mental music will be rendered, fol
lowed by refreshments. Every mem
Der of the congregation lis expected
to be present along with thei
friends.
Ben Gallagher, driver Of Engin
Co. No. 2, shamefully kicked BU1
LETIN carrier yesterday evening III
der the jaw, creating a deep gasl
from which blood flowed. The DO
was going home after delivering hi
papers when, in front of the engin
house, he was knocked down by tn
driver, and while on the ground wa
kicked. Gallagher was arrested thi
morning.
Koalii, an elderly native, VIII
claims to be descendant of tn
Kamehamehas, held the fort on tn
steamer w. G. Hall this morning
speaking in favor of republic
While he was spouting a native la
went up and quietly pinned II;
waiian flag badge on his vest. TIL
lads little trick created roars {
laughter. At the time the speakt
was saying anything but pleasal
things against the late King.
The captain of the whaling shi
James Arnold has at last succeede
in shipping crew of Hawaiian
Among the number is Allan Swil
ton, who has been employed in a
len & Robinson's coasting fleet
schooners for some years, and fe
of the boatboys. The men we
rowed out to the ship this mornin
waving an adieu to the people {
shore and giving them their aloh
: One fellow cried out, "We Won
| rather go North and die there thu
live in Hawaii under another flag"