The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-25

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The band will play at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Mr.. j. E. Bush will not speak at
the mass meeting tonight.
Diamond Head, IL m.--Weather,
clear; wind, light southwest.
Stock certificate No. 5, Pearl City
Fruit Co., is advertised as lost.
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There are several selections in this
issue of much interest to the ladies'.
The family of the late r. B. Rick
ard have a card of thanks in this
issue.
Jose Dias offers the building occu.
pied by him as saddlery shop in
Wailuku for sale.
The seven contestants, who will
participate in the wrestling tourna-
ment to begin on April LIST, were
photographed yesterday.
A large number of annexation
flags arrived lately from San Fran
cisco. They are American flags with
an extra star for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian National Band will
give a concert at Emma Square this
evening at 7:30 o'clock, during the
Civil Rights League mass meeting.
Don't forget the concert at Ka-
waiahao Church this evening. A
brilliant program has been prepared
and good evenings entertainment
is promised.
A young Chinese evangelist named
Ten Young left by the bark Tacora
the other day, to assist Rev. H. HI.
Governs mission among the Chinese
of British Columbia.
Mr.. w. j. Roche arrived from
Ulupalakua, Maui, on the steamer
Kinau this morning in bad health
Mr.. Roche went to Ulupalakua to
accept a position as teacher only
last week.
A practice game of baseball will
be played at the League grounds
this afternoon between the local
Hawaiis and team from the Mohi-
can and Boston. The game will
begin at o'clock.
A Chinese vegetable peddler stated
in answer to a question yesterday
that there were nearly four hundred
vegetable gardens owned by Chinese
in this city. The largest one. covered
an area of sixty acres.
The special car for the Second
Congregation of St. Andrews Cathe-
dral will leave Pauoa at twenty min
utes to six o'clock on Sunday even
ing on account of confirmation ser
vice, beginning at 6 o'clock.
A belated sailor was rowed out to
join the bark Tacora starting for sea
the other day. Captain Thornton
told him he was too late. The sailor
then asked for his baggage, which
was thrown over the side to him.
The service of the second congre
CATION of st. Andrews Cathedral
Sunday evening, will commence at {
instead of $50 o'clock, when the
Bishop will confirm large number
of candidates prepared by Rev. Alex
Macintosh. All seats free.
Lam Cow, who runs the notoriou.
Bay View Resort, was sentenced tt
pay a fine of $500 in the Distric
Court this morning on a charge O
selling liquor without license las
week, and more particularly on Mon
day. Defendant noted an appeal.
Five tourists, among them thre
ladies, arranged to see the nativ
females style of tripping the ligh
fantastic yesterday. In the evenin,
they were treated to private exhi
bition at house on Queen street
and the ladies were so fascinate'
that they Immediately initiate'
themselves in the Hawaiian step.
When you have read the essay G
the Hawaiian Hardware Co. in thi
paper, you will arrive at the conclu
sion that there is more than vo
canoes in this country. 1t is sign
ficant to find a corporation tina
deals in an infinite variety Of mel
chandise making a leading specialt
, of an agricultural implement i
their large advertising.
District Magistrate Foster rel
dered decision in the Cartwright
burglary case this morning. Somel
was committed to the Circuit Cou
for sentence, and Alex. Harris W;
committed for trial. AS to Gus, I'll
third colored man concerned, the
e was no evidence against him, but |
was ordered to file a bond to ensul
: his appearing as a witness again
=, Harris in the Circuit Court. 1t
believed Gus knows more than |
> cares to tell.
The tug-of-war matches to-nigl
:, at the Beretania street Armory pr
G mise to be very interesting. I'll
. first pull will be between Hawi
= and Ireland, the latter team beir
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