The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-30

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,umbers and appeared to be about u 1000
on ship. On inquiry by telephone OF Ho-
iokaa Central, it was ascertained that the
schooner had passed there the previous day
1t p. M, coming from the south. Query,
vas the schooner circle sailing?
The above description answers to the
that has called at Honolulu to
register under the Hawaiian flag, on her
voyage from the Sound for st. Nazairc,
AND GENERAL NEWS.
Baseball and cricket this after
noon.
The steamer Kinau did not bring
any sugar this trip.
Mr.. Chas. j. Mccarthy came up to
town from Pearl City to-day.
Diamond Head, II m.-Weather,
cloudy; wind, fresh northeast.
Five Volcano passengers returned
by the steamer Kinau this mbrning. |
President Dole did not return by |
the steamer Kinau to-day as ex
pected.
Remember the sale at the Arling-
ton, Hotel street, this evening at
o'clock.
The regular afternoon concert will
be given by the p. G. band at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Morton, the English jockey, will
go to Japan on the S. S. Aikoku
Maru sailing on Monday.
The Postotfice despatched a mail
of $50 letters and IT'S papers by the
S. S. Alameda for the Colonies yes
terday.
A boys meeting will be started at
the Y. Nj. G. A. at $3.50 p. m. to-
morrow. Lads between II and II
welcome.
The Postotfice will forward by the
steamer Miowera tomorrow (Srn-
day. all mails for British America,
United States, etc.
The sidewalks on Punchbowl and
King streets, in the vicinity of IA
waiahao church, are being repaired
"a much needed improvement.
The Italian harper and his violin
list boy, who have been giving pub
lie serenades, returned to the Colon
les on the S. S. Alameda yesterday
The great boat race between the
Healanis aud Myrtles will take place
a week from to-day. The Healanis
go down tomorrow for row over
the course.
The famous old warship Hart
ford, now lying at San Francisco, is
to be entirely rebuilt and Secretary
Herbert has authorized the use of
$456,244 for this purpose.
Invitations have been issued by
the Admiral, Captain and Officers OF
the United States cruiser Philadel-
phia for Saturdays-Sept. 30, Oct
ii and %, Nov. II and %.
H. B. NJ. S. Wild Swan will short
ly relieve the Garnet at Victoria, B
G. The Warspite, lately flagship in
the Pacific, is now stationed as
guardship at Queenstown.
DR.. Goto, the leper specialist, is il
town again. The doctor arrived
from the Leper Settlement on the
steamer Mokoli this morning, anC
will stay in town two weeks.
Mr.. T. L. Cummins wishes TIT
BULLETIN to contradict the statemen
made in a contemporary that he ha
been given the position of manage
of the Waimanalo Sugar Plantation
Harry WEIGH, tramcar driver, wa
arrested yesterday afternoon on
charge of furious and needless driv
ing. This is i'll connection with tn
collisions between car and tn
, troops attending funeral on Thurs
day.
A meeting Of the creditors of Wi
liam Weight, voluntary bankrupt
e of Hilo, Hawaii, has been ordere
by Mr.. S. l.. Austin, Circuit Judge 3
j Circuit, to be held at tho Coul
c House, in Hilo, on the 23d day {
October, 1893.
l. Judge Robertson rendered dec
sion in the Bowen larceny case
] the District Court this morning. ,
c p. Bowen was found guilty and sci
70 fenced to two months imprisol
ment at hard labor. G.. w. ASHORE
. counsel for defendant, noted an al
n peal.
e An interesting article by Mr.
k l.. Stevenson on the War in Same
- appears ia the Pail Mall Budg'
, for Sept. 7. 1t is illustrated with al
II cravings by the authors relatiy
4 Mr.. j. ID. Strong, Jr. The lllu
d trated London News for Sept.
has a page Of Samoan pictures fro
% drawings by Mr.. Strong.
e. About 81 policemen, under Ca
'e tain Robt. Parker, marched down
the Knau wharf about . o'clock til
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