The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-15

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Earth's Fair
All aboard for Kalihi-kai
Letters for az" at this office.
Lodge lie Progress this evening.
The Kinau brought only $40 bags
of sugar this trip.
An American flag was hoisted last
night on the flagpole on Punchbowl,
The P. G. band will play at Emma
Square as usual this afternoon.
DR.. Cooper has begun practice at
DR.. McWayne's Office on Alallea
street.
Messrs. j. B. Atherton, w. Il. Cas-
tie and j. O. Carter returned from
Hawaii this morning.
Trains leave FIVE minutes past the
half-hour and the hour. Twenty
five cents only for the round trip.
There will be special term of the
Supreme Court opening on Thurs
day, April 20, in the upstairs court
room.
Mr.. w. w. Naughton, Examiner
correspondent, and six other tourists
returned from the Volcano by the
Kinau.
The lease of several tracts of land
at Kohala will be sold at auction at
the Government building, Tuesday,
May 16, at II noon.
Mr.. E. r. Hendry, the energetic
manager of the Hawaiian Hardware
Co., returned from a tour to wind
ward by the Kinau.
Total eclipse of the sun to-mor-
row. "Kahunas at work" Homo
lulu is not in it, however, as it hap
pens before daylight.
Mr.. w. F. Reynolds, of the Golden
Rule Bazaar, celebrated his birthday
yesterday evening by a dinner to a
host of his friends at the Arlington
Mrs. T. p. Macbado, charged with
larceny of $40, the property of
Schwanck, was committed for trial
to the Circuit Court yesterday after
noon.
A letter from Monarchy" in reply
to the Advertisers buster this
morning, in echo of the Star, has
been received too late for this issue.
1t will keep.
Four deserters of Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co.'S contract ser
vice, with one from Heeia planta,
ton, we're ordered to return this
morning and pay costs of court.
A balloon ascension is promised
from the top of the Hawaiian Hard,
ware Co.'s building at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. That firm is
not satisfied with the patronage OF
all Honolulu, but is ambitious to
send delivery car to the neighbor.
ing planets. Read to-day's column
Theo. H. Davies g. Co. display in
our columns to-day list of various
lines of merchandise on sale at theil
vast emporium. The reputation Of
their stores for excellence of goods
and moderate prices will be sustain
ed in the opinion of all who go there
to inspect or purchase.
Hack No 2 was held up early thi:
morning on Punchbowl street by
two of the National Guards who
crossed their bayonets in front oil
the horse. The poor hackman was
scared out of his wits. The guards
searched the vehicle to see if it car
ried any ammunition. None was
found.
The members of the police de
partment are raising subscription.
among themselves for the purpose
of erecting flagpole over the Pc
lice Station. The cops see the neeC
of such pole over the building
since all the other buildings, will
the exception of the Post-otlice anC
the Government Stables, have them
Mr.. L. j. King of the Californi;
Feed Co. has presented the BULLETS
office with handsome large picture
framed in oak and oxydized silver
of George Wilkes, the celebrated
trotter with record of 2:22, founder
of the noted Wilkes family of trot
ting horses. The present is mucl
appreciated.
Appointments heralded by the
Advertiser are as follows: Jas. B
Castle, who was lately appointed
Tax Assessor but has not entered OF
the duties, to be Collector Genera
of Customs; Mr.. j. A. McCandless
Advisory Councillor, to be Tax AS
SCISSOR; Mr.. Frank McStocker, Gus
toms Storekeeper, to be Deput,
Collector General.
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