The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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HI j. NJ. S. Naniva is anchored
off port
A position as book-keeper is
wanted.
Six Chinese gamesters were placed
under arrest last night.
Smoking is allowed at the sessions
of the Executive and Advisory Coun-
ellis.
DR.. c. T. Rodgers has been APP
pointed surgeon to the regular
forces at the barracks.
Col. Soper has reported to the
Government the completion Of quar-
ters for the band at the barracks.
The material thrown up by the
dredger on the esplanade is being
carted away for use for building
roads.
Twenty-six Chinese names appear
on the District Court criminal calen-
dar on charges of opium smoking
and gambling.
Mr.. Palmer, naturalist for the Bri-
tish Royal Society, is at present en-
gagged in his bird collecting business
on this island.
The S. S. Alameda will be due on
April 9TH from San Francisco and
the S. S. Gaelic on the 18th from
the same place.
A railroad has been laid from the
esplanade to the dumping ground
on the Kakaako reef, across the
marine railway lot.
The departure of the steamer XII
nau this afternoon was lively
event. No less than sixteen passen-
gers left for the Volcano.
After doing a little general bust
ness this morning, the Executive
and Advisory Councils went into
special session with closed doors.
At the grand concert of the H. M.
H. Noeau, announced to-day, the
photograph will give four selec-
tions, to be heard by the audience.
The Hawaiian National Band will
| give concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening for the benefit of pas
sengers leaving by the S. S. Australia.
The tug-of-war tournament has
been postponed until Saturday
night, when Portugal and Hawaii
will have the final tug for first prize
Owing to the boisterous weather
yesterday evening the p. G.. band
did not play at Emma Square. The
wind was so strong that the lamps
could not be kept alight.
A proposal from Col. j. H. Soper
commanding the forces, to have ;
drum corps organized at the bar
racks, was referred to the military
committee by the joint Council.
The Lohengrin Vienna beer-solC
only at the Pantheon-is advertised
by gorgeous colored poster OF
linen. 1t has an artistic picture O
a warrior coming out of the sea will
a foaming glass of lager in his hand
Sing 10y & Co. have a notice post
ed up at the Post Office, offering 81
, reward for the conviction of the per
son who burglarized their stor
Saturday night. The articles stole
were one bamboo hat and one over
shirt.
; Several candidates were initiate
into Aloha Court, Independent
Order of Foresters, yesterday ever
ing. DR.. Lucas carries away tc
morrow the application for charte
with the required number of name
appended.
The Hawaiian flags in the Govern
ment House yard and on the ba
racks were blown to tatters yeste
day. 1t was an oversight that storl
, flags were not hoisted in the gale, ;
used to be done on the Palace an
as the naval custom is.
Mr.. H. G. Lyon, manager of IL
Raymond q Whitcomb excursion
lists, with fourteen of the party lie
this afternoon on the steamer Kina
IL for the Volcano. j. j. William
Pilolo9l dlucl, dlu HIS dSSiStdHb '
l. Charlock went with the excursio
, lists.
. The boisterous gale of yesterd;
- created great havoc along Xii
n street. One of the sentry boxes
=, the Palace gate was toppled ov
v and smashed, luckily without the
S q. guard going With it, and the Gle
trio light wires were snapped by
v falling branch.
The Hawaii and Crescent baseb;
V, clubs, OF the Hawaiian League, wi
play a practice game on the ne
" grounds on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Both teams have been ha
at practice preparing for the ope
= ing of the season, and good gan
is expected. No admission will
charged.
The Road Supervisor does not u
as pear to confne improvements to T.
OF city front alone, as he has had
oo gang of workmen engaged on tn
to dilapidated thoroughfare in t
rear OF H. Hackfeld q Co.'S wal
gi house, and running through fro
o, Fort to Alakea street. Soon it "
To be one of the best roads in town.
n The Session Laws of 1892 are n
ny ready for distribution at the In
he ror Clerks office. They make