The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The p. G. band will play at Emma
Square this evening.

The p. G.. band will play at Emma
Square this evening.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
hazy; wind light northeast.
The Kamehameha Schools aud
Kawaiahao Seminary re-opened this
The special sale of dress goods
will continue one more week at \.
S. Sachs store.
A notice to creditors OF Mrs.
Frances NJ. Nicoll, bankrupt, APP
pears in this issue.
Ladies will find pleasure and a
benefit from consulting IA Males
new advertisement.
The walls of the Hawaiian Elec-
trio Company's building on the
are rising apace.
John Richardson, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of George Hons OF
Waikiki, has a notice elsewhere.
The management of the Chinese
Theatre did not secure a license to
open until l1:30 o'clock Saturday
night.
The studding Of the new Sailors
Home is all set up, and the projec-
tons of the exterior are nearing
completion.
There was luau in a lanai next
to the Queens Waikiki residence
Saturday. A large humber of peo-
pie attended.
The Unknowns defeated the Planets
in a game of baseball at the League
ground on Saturday morning by a
score of IL to 5.
The large engine (about 10 h. p.)
formerly in the Union Iron Works,
is being erected in the works Of the
Enterprise Planning Mill.
The track record, 2:304, held by
Clementine, was almost broken by
Lot Slocum on Saturday, his third
heat being made in 2:30 %.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for September is out, The editor
gives chatty account of his recent
flying visit to the Garden Isle.
Mr.. Reynolds is making improve.
ments in the fittings Of the Golden
Rule Bazaar, to meet the steady in,
crease of business at that popular
emporium.
A great hit has been made by the
Hendry mixed paints. Besides them
other articles of great utility are
mentioned to-day in the Hawaiian
Hardware Co.'S column.
j. Cummings, a hackman, was sen
fenced to pay fine of S. in The
District Court to-day for "drivine
faster than a walk" over Waikaha
lulu bridge on Friday night.
The steamer Pele passed thu
steamer Waimanalo off Kaena Point
at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
The Waimanalo was under sail ant
beating up. She is expected to b.
along this evening.
.Ane (w.) stole away from tn
Queens Hospital on Saturday nigh
and was captured yesterday. Thi
morning Judge Robertson change
her place of residence to Oahu Pris
on, giving her thirty days.
Mr.. Geo. E. Boardman, hous
agent, etc, has withdrawn 3 house
from his "To Let" list, having rent
ed them during the past week to dc
sirable tenants. He now adds to hi
list house to let on Germani
street.
The Makawel Plantation fnishe
grinding on Friday last, after turr
ing out composite crop of 1890
tons of sugar, the largest crop eve
turned out by any single plant alto
, on the islands. The mill bega
grinding on December 30, 1892.
The Woman's Board OF Mission
will meet tomorrow Tuesday afte
: noon, at half-past two at the Centri
Union Church. Recent letters fro
Mrs. Arthur Smith Of China will |
read. All ladies interested in mi
. sion work are invited to attend.
r G.. P. Guilhame became obstrepe
GUS on the Queens birthday and ha
e a trial of muscle with Portugue,
-, on King street. a cop spied hir
however, and Guilhame was put
e the "cooler." This morning he WI
fined $40 in the District Court fl
o ARRAY.
Two ratives were arrested {
Saturday for violation Of Board
Health regulations by maint aiming
slaughter house within one mile
J. the ost-ollice, for one week pas
Both pleaded guilty before Judi
J. Robertson to-day and were rep
- handed and discharged.
The Hawaiian National Band ser
, naded Queen Liliuokalani at h
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