The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-20

AND GENERAL NEWS.
Sugar was 4s when the Hilo left.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
,lear; wind, fresh northeast.
The Myrtle boat club will hold a
special meeting tomorrow evening.
Adolph Spreckels is booked to
leave on the S. S. Australia to-
morrow.
The P. g. band gave a concert on
the Executive building grounds this
morning.
The S. S. Miowera will be due
here tomorrow from Vancouver for
the Colonies.
The Bell telephone lines are ex-
pected to be in complete running
order this evening.
The S. S. Miowera made an aver
age of 14a knots an hour on her trip
from here to Vancouver.
The New South Wales Govern
ment has granted subsidy of f12,.
900 to the new Canadian-Australian
line.
Charles l.. Carter, the new Magis.
trate, took his seat in the District
Court this morning for the first
time.
Sealed tenders for the erection o.
a schoolhouse at Kilauea, Kauai
will be received at the Education of
fee up to noon tomorrow.
Between four and five hundred
japanese, whose labor contracts
have expired, will return to thei
native land by the steamer Milk
Maru.
Three Chinese opium fends wer,
run in last night. A few minute
after their arrest friends arrived
and gave bail of 500 each for thei
release.
Two Cinnamon captured by Cap
tain Klemme pleaded guilty to hav
ing opium in possession in the Dis
trict Court this morning and wer
fined $50 each.
Walter FL. Page, a passenger b.
the barkentine Hilo to-day, brough
with him seventeen fine horses iron
the Coast. N. G. Goodwin, hors
trainer, also arrived by the same yes
sci.
Among the many curious thing
from the Orient on the S. S. Chin
we're number of Japanese pu
dogs. They we're sold at So and ST.
apiece. They were cunning littl
creatures.
The Pacific Mail wharf was crowd
ed with people yesterday afternoon
to witness the departure of tn
ocean liner China. The P. G.. ban
was in attendance and gave her pas
sengers musical send-off.
H. Hackfeld g. Co.'s great cred
sale, by Jas. F. Morgan, auctionee
will be continued at 10 o'cloc
Thursday. Crockery, glasswar
hardware and groceries will then /
sold, and at noon liquors and beer
Prof. Dodge, of Oahu Colleg
and Miss Minnie Kinney will
married at St. Andrews Cathedr
at $50 o'clock tomorrow mornin
The couple will leave on the S.
Australia to spend their honeymoc
in the States.
B. Courtney, a stowaway on tt
bark Sharpshooter. from Newcastl
N. S. w., was handed over to II
harbor police this morning, al
later confined in the Police Static
until taken out of the country u
der the Stowaway Act.
The departure of the S. S. Austr
liza at noon tomorrow will be
lively event. The p. G.. band W
serenade outgoing passengers, amor
whom will be Mr.. Charles Nordhc
of the New York Herald, and |
daughter, Miss Eva Nordhoff.
AVIAN, Chinaman, arrested
June 10th for selling spirituo
liquors without license at Paw;
was sentenced to pay fine of ST
by Magistrate Carter to-day. Coz
sci of defendant noted an appe
Noa, native, on the same char
was fined $500. He also noted
appeal.
The band concert to be given
the Hawaiian National Band at I
Spreckels dinner at the Hotel
night, will be performed in the ba
pavilion as usual, and the put
.. will be provided for as formerly W
> seats on the verandahs, but the n
lanai and parlors will be reser,
for the dinner.
More damage than was at f
a supposed was done to the stear
Likelike from her scraping
' rocks at Keanae Point. Some
the planking on her bottom is be
: renewed on the Marine Railw
= The steamer touched in the ola
a ness at 4 a. m. of Thursday.
4 Likelike will sail on her route
i morrow evening.
o The Government Band will
8 perform at the hotel for depart