The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-05

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powder.
E. B. Thomas offers reward of
500 for the arrest and conviction
of the party who stole his horse and
buggy on 4th July.
Two Chinese opium fends were
fined $50 each this morning by Judge
Carter. Seven others We're discharg-
ed for non-sufficient evidence.
There was general Notification at
the Police Station yesterday after
the boat. races in the harbor. 1t is
reported the Deputy Marshal won
$25.
Bros. Frank and Thomas of St.
Louis College will leave by the S. S.
Peru, going to Dayton, Ohio, to at
tend a teachers convention there on
the 18th inst.
The Honolulu Iron Works team
defeated the Pauoa tug-of-war team
yesterday in one hour and fifteen
minutes. After the pull the contes-
tants and their friends had a luau.
On Friday next, July 9TH, Jas. f.
Morgan will hold a sale of house,
hold furniture and bric-a-brac, ETC.,
at the premises on Hotel street
formerly used as the Arlington Din
ing Room.
Clerk Stiles of the Chinese bureau
was holding a reception this after
noon, of Chinese seeking return per-
mits to go by the S. S. China due
here en- route to China on Sunday.
He counts on so or GO applicants
altogether.
In one of the running races held
at Waialua yesterday one of the
horses belonging to Kahipaha stun
bled and fell, injuring rather severely
his rider, a native jockey named
Keoula. 1t is not expected that his
injuries will prove fatal.
The Australian wooden corvette
Saida was expected to leave Mel
bourne after four weeks stay the
latter end of June for Sydney. From
Sydney she will go to New Zealand
thence to Tahiti, and from Tahiti
will come here. The Saba is Of
1900 horse power auxiliary steam.
Ellen Boy, the young girl who was
severely injured at the fire near the
Kawaiahao Church on Sunday even
ing, died on Monday afternoon from
the burns she, received. She wa:
formerly taken to the Queens Hos
pitaf, but was removed to her home
by the parents when it was founC
she wouldn't live.
Now is the time, at the commence
ment of the half year, to subscribe
for the Weekly Bulletin. 1t is capita
paper to send to friends abroad, a.
it is the only newspaper published
on the islands containing full ant
true account of current events. Hom
subscription 81 per annum, foreigl
(post paid SIS per. annum.
Open house was kept by tn
Myrtle Boat Club yesterday, man
friends being we'll entertained. Cap
tain II. Clarke of the steamer Kina
!. received large number of hi
. friends in the cabin of that steamer
! Several family parties and Superin
tendent johnson of Wilders S. S
Co. were among his guests, whoI
he entertained right royalty.
} About three o'clock yesterda
i afternoon before the Waialeale wa
3 telephoned, the city front locke
like city of the dead. About tn
only things with any life in theI
were the flags floating on the top {
business houses and the Aermotor j
Hackfeld & Co.'s yard which wa
!. spinning merrily around as if it ha
taken a contract to pump water fc
the whole city.
Z A young girl in the grand stan
: was struck on the right shoulde
8 and badly bruised by foul ball ye
t terday afternoon during the gan
y between the Rams and Crescents.
t number of complaints have bee
: heard about the wire netting in frol
of the stand. The netting shoul
cover the whole front instead of on
: three-quarters. Another lady WI
a struck on the side not long ago
a the same place by foul ball,
i There are fifty-six very industrio'
:, scholars attending the Lahainalur
:, school, at Lahaina, Maui, To e,
o dence this passenger by the stear
y or W. Ii, Hall states that they ha
under cultivation, all their own wo
I too, about twenty acres Of fine tai
0 The little valley, he added, is fair
u covered with growing taro. II