The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-24

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Tang Sue, late of Honokaa, has a
notice of sale elsewhere.
The police force we're recommis-
stoned yesterday afternoon.
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The American Legion of Honor
will hold their regular meeting this
evening.
Thomas Finnigan deposited SO
bail yesterday. He was charged
with drunkenness.
A number of native hula dancers
will be passengers on the S. S. Aus
tralia for the Coast.
The Government band will give a
concert at Thomas Square this even
ing. Yesterday evening it played
at the Hotel
Captain F. D. Walker has been
granted discharge from bankruptcy
by Judge Cooper. j. M. Davidson
appeared for petitioner.
The Supreme Court had no hear
ing before it this morning. 1t as
sembled again at 1:30 p. M, when
one case was expected to be ready.
The case of burglary against the
three colored mon was finished in
the District Court yesterday after
noon n;cf riot 81 IN E,e&
reserved his decision until to-mor-
row.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Maggie White at her
fathers house last night. About
thirty friends were present, wishing
the young lady many happy returns
of the day.
The heavyweight firemen's tug
of-war team of the S. S. Australia
have taken the place of the English
team and will pull the Hawaiians
on Saturday night. The names of
the Australia team were published
yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Lucas will lecture Oh
Chill and Polly" at Y. NJ. G.. A. hall
this evening. He will discuss the
economic aspects of the liquor ques-
ton. This will be his closing tenn
perance lecture in Honolulu. Silver
collection at door.
A Civil Rights League band con-
cert and mass meeting will be held
at Emma Square tomorrow evening
Speeches will be delivered on the
situation in the intervals between
the musical performances of the Ha,
waiian National Band.
The Portuguese Mutual Benefit
Society of Hawaii has removed its
office to the upper story of Messrs
Gonsalves q Co.'S building, Queen
street. Drafts will be paid on pre-,
sentation on Wednesdays and Satur,
days, and other business transacted
every day.
The dredge is still putting anG
pumping at the Pacific Mail dock
1t will not be long, evidently, before
the big new liners can come inside
to berth. A heap of bother anC
expense will then be saved, and the
town get more benefit than now
from the steamers.
r. E. Taylor the stowaway doe
not like the publicity given him il
the BULLETIN. If the gentleman vii
furnish the BULLETIN with we'll at
tested record of himself, including
the reason for his previous visit tC
these islands, the BULLETIN will b.
only too glad to publish it. Tro
out your record.
There were no tug -of-war matche
yesterday evening owing to counte
attractions. The management hav
been very unfortunate in the date
of their matches, as other attrac
tions have taken place the SAM
evenings. The program will be con
tinued where left off tomorrow
evening, thus giving the teams tim
to recuperate.
The medal to be offered by Pro
: M. Loheide to the winner of tn
Graco-Roman wrestling tournamen
to begin on April LIST, arrived by tn
S. S. Australia and has been place
on exhibition in M. McInerny's viii
dow. 1t was designed and mani
featured by VIM. Sheppler, 1O7
Market street, San Francisco, and
: attracting much attention.
E, The steamer Waimanalo was see
off Diamond Head yesterday afte
noon flying her flag at halfmast. A
II she did not seem to make muc
headway the tug Eleu was de
patched to tow her in. The lit
S steamer was docked at the old Gu
tom House wharf, where it w;
: learned that the machinery ha
S broken down off Molokai on Wedne
day morning.
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