The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The dredge has steam up again
to-day.
The steamer Likelle will take the
Claudine's route on Tuesday, June
9th.
Mr.. w. G. Weldon offers his en-
tire household furniture at private
sale.
The New City Minstrels will APP
pear one night only-Saturday of
next week.
Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety, at residence of President Dole,
this evening.
Eight passengers returned from
the Volcano by the steamer Kinau
this morning.
A practice game of cricket will be
played this afternoon on the old
baseball grounds.
The steamer Claudine will go on
the Marine Railway before taking
the steamer Kinau's route.
A Chinese opium 6end was sem
fenced to pay fine of $50 in the
District Court this morning.
What Columbus missed by not
waiting for a Hendry breaker the
H. I'll. Co.'s column describes.
Rev. DR.. Bcckwith will preach the
memorial sermon before the G.. A. r.
at Central Union Church tomorrow
evening.
The Pacific Wheelmen's picnic at
Remond Grove will be the only at
traction this evening. Trains will
leave the depot at and 8 o'clock.
There was fair attendance of the
athletic club at the Beretania street
Armory yesterday evening. Prof
Lohede commenced class in tumb.
ling.
According to the Advertiser a
"royalist" meeting will be held al
Emma Square Monday evening to
discuss matters connected with the
proposed new treaty.
The Kamehameha and Hawaii bal
teams meet this afternoon. The p
G.. band will wake the echoes in the
grand stand, and endeavor to drown
the kindergarten yells.
The bride named in a marriage
notice appearing to-day is the frs
lady admitted to the practice of Law
in the Hawaiian Islands. DR.. ant
Mrs. Moore have the BULLETINS con
CALCULATIONS.
The Hawaii brought $500 bag
sugar this morning from Honom'
and Laupahoehoe to be stored in tn
o. S. S. Co.'S warehouse. The Ha
wall during this trip handled $3.50
packages and 60 head of cattle.
j. F. Morgan held an auction o
stocks at his salesroom at noon to
day: Is shares of |. |. S. n. Co.
were sold at S133 share, IA share
of Wilder's Steamship Co. at Sic
and 8 shares Peoples Ice and Re
! frigerating Co. at 500.
i, The case of All Kun and j. Xaviel
who were arrested by Capital
| Klemme in Chinese reading roor
J., in a store adjoining the Empire Sa
!, loon, Nuuanu street, with eight tin
}, of opium, was mol. pros'd this morn
/, ing in the District Court.
:. A lad about thirteen years of az
was brought as prisoner on tn
steamer Kinau from Kohala, H;
wall, this morning, to serve a sci
C tence of two years in the Reforl
/. School. He was found guilty of til
y theft of $50 from Japanese in IL
/ hala.
. Master George Desha met with
g very painful accident yesterds
- evening at Kamehameha school. Il
i was playing with his fellow schoo
mates in the grounds, when anoth'
lad who was walking about on still
fell on him and broke his leg abol
the thigh. The young lad has bee
.; removed to the Queens Hospital.
The Planters Monthly for M;
contains selected articles on tea al
IS coffee raising which ought to
s valuable to those in these islan'
=; y; who are going into those produ
II tions. An article on the rise in sug
p quotes authorities to show the eau
Us lies in supply being behind the d
% mand, and concludes with advice
10 planters to plant all the land tn
IN can be made ready for the next ere
10 Tp0IIRIE TN THE CHIJRCH