The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Hawaiian Council, A. L. of H., will
meet this evening.
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The p. G.. band will give concert
at Queen Emma hall this evening.
The Punchbowl goat case report
ed the other day has been mol pros'd.
The French warship Duchaffault
sailed from San Francisco, May I'd.
Don't miss Jas. +. Morgan's horse
and carriage sale tomorrow (Satur-
day. at noon.
Diamond Head. 3 p. Weather,
clear; wind, light northeast. Schr.
Liholiho off port.
One hundred bags Kona coffee
were shipped to-day on the schooner
Aloha for the Coast.
Mr.. Claus Sprcckels and party
will return from Maui on the steam
er Claudine on Sunday next.
The Adeline black stocking is the
stocking for wear and fast black
for sale at Sachs, Fort street.
The p. G. band will play at the
baseball grounds tomorrow after
noon and not at Emma Square.
The day scholars at st. Louis Col
lege defeated the boarders at game
of baseball yesterday afternoon by a
score of "A to 10.
By the last mail, the Rev. Alex
ander Macintosh received the sad
tidings OF his mothers death at
Leicester, England.
The typhoid fever cases at Maka-
well plantation have all become con
valescent, and some of the patients
have recovered altogether.
Horsemen and sporting men ought
to notice the alteration in the race
program for the June 18th races
The mule race is left out.
DIR. M. Goto, the leprosy special
list, intends leaving on Monday next
for Molokai for the purpose of at,
tending his patients there.
Lieutenant G. f. Norton, U. S. n.
arrived on the S. S. Belgic yesterday
He will assume the position of execu
tive officer on the U. S. S. Adams.
Attention is called to the correct.
ed time table Of the Canadian Paci
fic Steam Line printed in this issue
The Miowera is timed to arrive here
on the End June.
The Hawaiian National band vii
be given a benefit at the Oper;
House on the Goth inst. The banC
will leave on the next Australia fol
a tour of the States.
Kau is having slight showers
Pahala plantation is still grinding
Hilea plantation stopped last week
but will start again Monday morn
ing.
A Jap was caught selling liquo
without license in Kona, and was
sentenced to pay a fine of $500 anC
serve six months in jail. He was
sent to Hilo Jail
Since the Fort street Churcl
buildings and the trees surrounding
same were cleared away, the front o
the Catholic Cathedral is seen t
better advantage than it was form
erly.
The Emma street and second Au
waiolimu tug-of-war teams will pul
in match, a week from to-day 70
$50 side. The match will taxi
: place at Kapuukolo, Fishmarket, Oh
, a platform.
A party will be given to-morro,
evening Saturday at Punaluu, t
bid goodbye to Mrs. E. w. Fulle
and Miss Annie Fennell, who depar
; on the next steamer to visit relative
in San Francisco.
} Yesterday evening, just before tn
steamer w. CT. Hall left Kailua fo
Honolulu, woman, a little dement,
ed, swan out to the steamer an
= wanted to go to Honolulu. She wa
put ashore again.
The Crescents and Kamehameha
will meet on the diamond to-mo
row. The Crescents will ent,
Ernest Wodehouse at second has
n and James Lemon at left field, ov
ing to Wilder and Thrum being di
:. abled.
;. &C. b. d. Briar pipes are cel'
: brated throughout the four quarter
of the globe for their fine smokin
4 qualities. Hollister ~ Co. have ju.
), received line of these pipes. The
{. are handles. Look in at the stol
,. and see them.
A monograph on 1.-THE Recel
Revolution in Hawaii" by His E.
!. cellency A. Hotfnung, Hawaiia
y Charge d'Aifaires in London, Ii;
& been received in pamphlet form.
is reprinted from the Imperial an
: Asiatic Quarterly Review for Apr
The U. S. warships Boston an
l. Adams cleared for action in tho ha
q Dor yesterday morning, and WEI
% watched i'm the different evolution