The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-15

A sugar plantation overseer is
wanted.
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Repairs are being made along the
King street tramway.
Eight Cinnamon we're arrested
last night for playing che ia.
Diamond Head, 1886 p. NJ
Weather, clear; wind, fresh north
east.
There will be regular exodus of
school teachers by the S. S. Austria
liza next week.
All Fung, a Chinese woman, was
committed to the Insane Asylum
yesterday afternoon,
Paul Cowles, correspondent of the
Associated Press, is booked to leave
ON the S. S. Australia next week.
The p. G. band will play at the
Central Union Church tomorrow
evening for the graduating exercises
of Oahu College.
A new register was opened June
LIST in the Hawaiian Hotel office.
Miss Fraser, Oakland, Cal, was the
first name entered.
A passenger on the S. s. Australia
was asked yesterday how annexation
feeling was in the States, when he
replied, Dead, dead as door NALL"
The wrestling tournament will be
continued on Saturday evening.
Two professionals will box a friend
ly six-round bout in addition to the
wrestling.
Captains Juen aud Klemme made
a raid on a gambling den on Mauna-
kea street this morning and captured
six Cinnamon having quiet game
of fan-tan.
Before buying elsewhere, tourists
ought to inspect the large stock of
curios, silks, etc, at the Japanese
Bazaar on Hotel street, opposite
Bethel street.
A native named Kaulahao, who
was fined only yesterday 500 for
playing che ia, was arrested again
this afternoon for having eight che
ia tickets in his possession.
The bark Routenbeck which ar
rived this morning from Newcastle,
N. S. w., did not sight a single YES
sci on the way. The Sharpshooter
left three days ahead of her for
! Honolulu.
Captain and Mrs. Ferguson are
registered at the Hotel. Captain
| Ferguson was master of the steamer
Montserrat, when she took a cargo
of laborers from the Gilbert Islands
to Mexico.
The Long Branch baths are being
enlarged and greatly improved
Genial jim Sherwood can give
bathers more comfort and pleasure
than ever when the new houses are
completed.
The concert by the Hawaiian Ma
tional Band at the Hotel yesterday
evening was we'll patronized. The
boys were up to their usual standard
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cellent program.
An Englishman giving the name
of Pete was brought to the Police
Station about midnight last night
An officer picked him up on the
street on suspicion. Pete was re
leased before morning.
Mr.. w. Fl. Cunningham's Irish set
ter bitch Elcho Queen died of dis
temper at the Bay View Kennels
West Berkeley. Mr.. Cunningham
valued her at $3.50 She was an A
pheasant hunting dog.
The Interior and Finance Depart
ments have adopted the economy o
having one telephone of each com
pany for their common use, the in
struments being placed in the hal
of the Executive building.
Mr.. Chas. j. Mccarthy is the al
most unanimous choice of the Ha
waiian lodges for the position O
District Deputy Supreme Chancello
of the Knight of Pythias. Mr.. Da
VII LAY tol 10 lllo ittiiih5 btpolS'
Fifteen of the Chinese captured
on Sunday night near Thomas Squar
pleaded guilty this morning in tn
, District Court to charge OF gaming
and we're sentenced to pay a fine o
50 each. The other fifteen were dis
charged.
The sale of two government lot
on the Esplanade took place yestel
day and realized 5000 each, tn
Hawaiian Electric Company bein
the purchaser. This sum will b
| about sufficient to pay the expense
| of the p. &. army for few days.
The p. G. band gave concert a
Sans Souci yesterday evening. TIL
= hostelry was brilliantly illuminate
, with colored lanterns for the frs
time. After the musicians returne
to town they visited the Pantheo
Saloon and serenaded Mr.. j. bod,
the new proprietor, and were in tur
"serenaded" by that gentleman.
! Mr.. Heinrich Renjes met with
9 painful accident yesterday evening
$ He was opening soda water bottI
Il 4.