The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-31

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There is meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon
To-day being pay day for Govern
ment employees, they are feeling all
right.
Some of the graves at Nuuanu
cemetery were beautifully decorated
yesterday.
The p. G. band serenaded Admi-
raj Skerrett at his residence yester-
day evening.
The Hawaiian National Band will
give complimentary concert at the
Hotel this evening.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Y. M. G. A. will be
held tomorrow evening at 1880.
Tomorrow the S. S. Miowera,
pioneer of the Canadian Pacific line,
will be due from Sydney for Van
couver.
The report of the Royal Corean
Band on the fourth page should be
credited to the San Francisco Ex-
aminer.
Three to four thousand bags of
sugar were damaged on the Ameri-
can ship j. G. Potter on her passage
to San Francisco.
Hollister q Co. invite attention to
their new arrivals in the cigar line.
They carry a full stock of the
choicest brands of Manilas.
Mr.. Jos. Tinker was sentenced to
pay fine of ST in the District Court
this morning, for Strengthening calf
inside the city limits.
Lee Sing appealed on a decision
OF Magistrate Foster sentencing him
to pay fine of SO for assault and
battery, in the District Court to-day.
The trial of A. w. Walker, charged
with the theft of the Station opium
will come up in the District Court
tomorrow. Walker is out on bail.
The steamer James Makee arrived
this morning with 255O bags sugar,
and will leave again this evening for
Kappa, where there are 5000 bags
sugar awaiting shipment.
Mrs. Pendleton, wife of Captain
Pendleton of the bark Amy Turner,
was passenger by the barkentine S.
N. Castle yesterday. Mrs. Pendle-
ton went in company with Mrs.
Hubbard.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Office of the Board of Education
until June Dist for the erection of a
schoolhouse at Kilauea, Kauai. Par
| ticulars can be found in the By
Authority column.
Three fine specimens of Porto Rico
pineapples are on exhibition in the
Hawaiian News Co.'S store. They
were imported by DR.. Trousseau and
grown at Nuuanu valley, above the
Electric Light Station.
Mr.. Geo. w. Burgess, who has
been book-keeper at Benson, Smith
q Co.'s drugstore for five years, is
going away on the Alameda, to take
a four years course in Cooper Medi,
cal College, San Francisco.
Mr.. Corbett, who has for six year:
been assistant secretary of the Mon
treal Y. NJ. G. A., has accepted the
Office of general secretary to the
Honolulu Y. NJ. G. A. He will arrive
here by the Australia on June 18th
Honolulu Cricket Club have prac
tice Tuesday and Thursday after
moons at 5 o'clock. A hollow in the
middle of the grounds has been fill
ed up with thirty loads of earth, ant
the grass is coming up finely owe
the spot.
A blank petition directed to X. w
K, Princeville Plantation, Kauai
will be despatched this evening
From very good authority it is learn
ed that it was prepared by the re
porter of Oregonian fame, and i
after Sheriff Deverill's scalp.
Should the Alameda arrive in tim
r and Critic, feather weight, and jim
Barron, light weight, be on board
there will be an exhibition in one O
the halls at o'clock. AS they ar
both famous boxers connoisseurs ex
pect the finest display of skill givel
here for some time.
All Hook, another swipes dealer
was taken in by Roupdsman Kaap
} last night. All Hook keeps a res
taurant adjoining the Eureka Hous
= on Maunakea street, and sold hi
swipes at ten cents a bottle. Nativ
dealers sell the stuff at two bottle
for a quarter, and the Japanese on
bottle for five cents.
Mr.. Thos. Dowdell, first officer c
> the Alameda, who has been confine
7 to the Queens Hospital for man
months from terrible injuries sus
G tanned on avoyage from the Colonies
goes home by that steamer, Hi
, patience under extreme and pre-
= longed suffering has been heroic an
= the admiration of all observers.
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