The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
See further additions OF names on
the Mutual telephone exchange.
There is a steady attendance of
taxpayers at the Tax Office in bust
ness hours.
The owner of a lost dog gave the
BULLETIN week to find it. This
paper found the pug in half day.
The S. S. Rio do Janeiro will leave
for San Francisco at o'clock this
evening, the mail closing at 5 o'clock.
Ten Chinese and eleven Japanese
came by the S. S. Rio de Janeiro
this morning from the Orient for
Honolulu.
Purser White of the steamer w.
G.. Hall reports plenty of rain at
Kona aud Kau, and the crops are
blooming.
Prof. II. S. Townsend, principal Of
the Lahainaluna School, came to
town on the steamer w. G.. Hall
yesterday afternoon.
Two Chinese were found guilty
of gambling to-day in the District
Court and were fined 81 each. Two
others were discharged.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Waianae Company, for special
business, will be held at Mr.. G. o.
Berger's office next Wednesday.
Mr.. F. w. Bauer, proprietor of
the Vancouver auction rooms, has
a card in this issue. The attention
of fruit shippers is called thereto.
Miss Caddick, who arrived here
from the Orient on the S. S. Peru,
will leave again this evening for the
Coast on the S. S. City of Rio de
Janeiro.
The P. G. band will play at Makee
Island this evening. The concert
by the same band at Sans Souci yes
terday evening was largely attended
and highly delightful.
The Amateur Baseball League
will meet in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall to-
morrow evening. M. X. Keohoka-
lole has kindly consented to act as
president of the league.
Kahoopaikua was locked up yes
terday on the complaint of Captain
Cluney, pending investigation as to
his sanity. This morning he was
discharged as harmless.
A prisoner, japanese woman, was
brought from Kona on the steamer
W. G.. Hall yesterday afternoon. The
woman was convicted of adultery
and sentenced to pay a fine of $50
There will be football practice or
the league baseball grounds this
afternoon. The local boys are get
ting into fine trim for their coming
match with the Boston eleven or
Saturday week.
Mr.. w. A. Mckay and bride LEFT
on the steamer Claudine for thei
future home at Waikiki, Maui, yes
terday evening. A large number o
friends of the newly married couple
were at the wharf to see them off.
The Duke of Newcastle and hi
travelling companion, Gambler Bol
ton. left for Makaweli plantation OF
the steamer lwalani yesterday after
noon. The duke took a camera witt
him and will endeavor to take few
shots at the great plantation.
The harbor police specials ar
having quite picnic these days
They make even more than a Gus
toms guard. For every steamer tina
comes in they get SIS and for sailin
vessels SD. This is, it is said, in ad
dition to their regular salaries. b
sides all this financial business the
get their dinners aboard.
IT has been learned that at noon c
Tuesday, the day previous to t ne dc
parture of the S. S. Australia, fit
tins of opium were landed from tina
vessel by one of the employees o
board and taken to restaurant o
I1Olel street. where IL was Dough
by Chinaman. The police wer
,, on the scene just five minutes to
late.
Keliiholokai, the man who we
captured at Kikihale by Capital
. Hookano and roundsman Kaap
with several kegs of Irish potat
beer, was sentenced to pay a fine {
$500 by Judge Foster this mornin
for selling liquor without a licens
The mans wife, who was charge
with obstructing justice, was di
: charged. The potato beer peddlt
noted an appeal. The stuff is bein
analysed by Mr.. G. w. Smith.
A native lad named Kawelo W;
|, brought to the Police Station on
Chinese wagon this afternoon. TT
r Cinnamon charged the boy with I'll
theft of two watermelons. The
, stated that they had seen the be
/ sneaking with the fruit under h
arms from their Watermelon Dat(