The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-21

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The natives now call the L. G..
Band the Fiji" Band.
Diamond Head. 3 p. m.-Weather
hazy, wind light northeast
There has been no meeting of the
Board of Education in long while.
DR.. Anderson will leave on the
steamer Australia, to be absent six
weeks.
The steamer w. G. Hall brought
twenty-six bags of Kona coffee from
Hawaii this trip.
During the school holidays the
small boy is getting in his fine work
among the mangos.
A movement is on foot to take the
Hawaiian National Band to the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The Odd Fellows will give a social
entertainment on Wednesday even
ing next in Harmony Hall.
Col. Claus Spreckels spent quiet
half-hour with the Queen at Wash
ington Place yesterday morning.
Tickets for the Sons of St. George
social and dance Monday evening
are to be had at the Golden Rule
Bazaar.
Three cases of drunkenness were
settled in the District Court this
morning. All other cases were re-
manded.
Lady of the Twilight" at the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
Don't fail To witness the final APP
pearance of Captain Cook.
Tomorrow at II noon Jas. +. Nor
gan will sell at auction that valuable
residence on Berctania street form
erly occupied by j. w. Mcdonald.
Mr. Morgan will sell the whole of
| the furniture of the late Fire Police
Go. at Fishel's Hall this evening.
There are some very nice articles
in the outfit.
If you want employment, house or
rooms, or have such to offer, look at
the unprecedented offers of adver-
Using in the BULLETIN REGISTRY on
the first page.
A graduate of Kamchameha School
is now an assistant teacher at the
Reformatory School, giving instruc-
ton in carpentry and the use OF
tools generally.
The S. S. Australia to leave next
Wednesday will have one of the
heaviest passenger lists she has ever
carried. Nearly all are bound for
the Worlds Fair.
Messrs. w. II. Cornwell, j. H.
Waipuilani and j. Kauhane are
among the visitors from the other
islands. They arrived by the w. q
Hall this afternoon.
Mr.. Peter Lee, manager of the
Volcano House, and wife, were pas,
sengers by the steamer w. q. Hal
this afternoon. MIR. Lee reports tht
Volcano as very active.
The steamer w. q. Hall experienc
ed unusually fine weather along the
Kona coast this trip. At Maui there
was abundance of rain, and the cane
fields were llourishing.
The sidewalk on the Eva side o.
Nuuanu street, between Beretani;
and Kukui street, is in a disgracefu
state. The Road Board should at
tend to this right away.
The p. G. band, with the assis
lance of some of the members of tn,
u. S. S. Mohican band, gave fairl,
good concert at the Hawaiian Hote
yesterday evening. A dance in the
parlors followed the concert.
= A fine new road is being made o
Edinburgh street, near the Union
Feed Go. The street has been
} regular bog from time immemorial
l and it is about time some attention
S was given it by the roadmakers.
t r. Dunn, chief mate of the Ben
: more, who stabbed with a knife tn
. Captain of that vessel on the voyag
: from Honolulu to San Francisco il
9 June of last year, has been sentences
S in the Liverpool Court to seve
9 years penal servitudc.
= At q meeting of the Hawaiia
$ Baseball League held this noon
a season of eighteen games was d,
j cided upon, and the drafting of til
! schedule was left to the ditfcrcf
l captains. The season will clos
!. about the first week in August.
t Master Judd pcrsonated Miss 4
o b. Knapp, the reporter of the Sa
II Francisco Call, at the entertainer
Of the VS. at the Y. NJ. &. A. yestel
day evening, The take-off was tun
h bled to Immediately young Jud
l. appeared at the head of the stat
u case.
is Bronson Howard the playwright
d accompanied by DR.. }. 5. Metre
n and w. G. Smith, and chaperone
d by Captain Juen, visited the Chine.
v Theatre on Wednesday evening. b
/ | fore lpaVinp he Darty wore rppnl,