The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-03

AND GENERAL NEWS.
Patrick Curtis has card Of thanks
in this issue.
Diamond Head, IL m.--Weather,
clear; wind, light east.
Our Kauai correspondent writes
that there is no news there. That's
news indeed.
Messrs. Palmer Woods and Lang
ley, Custom House employees, will
go out on the 18th inst.
Visiting preachers will relieve DR..
Beckwith at both services in Cen
trail Union Church tomorrow.
Mellins Food is sold at so cents a
bottle by Hebron, Newman 81 Co.
Fresh stock direct from factory.
Olaf Sorenson and f. Andrade re-
turned by the S. S. Monowai from
Stanford University for short vaca-
ton of about four or five weeks.
A locket containing two photo
graphs has been found. The loser
can obtain it by calling at this Office.
"News in Il NUTSHELL" proves to
be an Australian chestnut. The
kernels are mostly Honolulu chest
nuts.
The sale of the Booth property
on Bethel and Hotel streets has been
postponed until next Saturday, June
10th.
Mr.. n. S. Sachs, on account of
departure, requests that all accounts
due him be paid before the 18th of
this month.
Judge Foster offers for lease, a
desirable store in the Foster Block,
Nuuanu street, also halls suitable
for lodge purposes.
By the Miowera the Pearl City
Fruit Company made shipment OF
it's first raising of pineapples, also a
lot of watermelons.
Oahu Lodge, X of P, will hold a
special convention this evening, for
the purpose of comforting the rank
of page on a candidate.
The Anglican Chronicle hears that
Captain Burrell Hayley, who once
commanded the Honolulu mounted
police, died lately in London.
Two natives were sentenced to
pay fines of 500 each for selling
swipes. One was arrested at Xxi
hale and the other on Alakea street.
The BULLETIN carriers are not al
lowed to sell papers on their routes.
Subscribers are requested to pay
only on getting printed office re-
ceipt.
Five clergymen arrived on the
steamer w. G. Hall yesterday after,
noon to attend the annual conven-
ton of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association.
American papers are economizine
by using the same portrait to show
the features of Prince Kunuiakea o.
Hawaii and Prince Donate, Crane
nephew of Napoleon.
Another steamer has been put il
the China lines time table-the City
of New York on July 81 for Sal
Francisco. The Gaelic's call il
August is advanced two days.
The Crescent and Hawaii bal
teams will be the contestants THU
afternoon. The P. G.. band, rein
forced by the seven musicians pre-
viously reported, viii play in thu
grand stand.
Remember the Masonic benefi
lunches beginning on Monday. The,
will be served in the Arlington din
ing room on Hotel street. Mrs. j
A. Hassinger will be at the door t.
receive guests.
Seventeen members of the p. G
army have been honorably dismissed
from service. Whether the cause i
policy of reduction in the force
or want of faith in the mems fidelit
is not yet divulged.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
Rev. A. Macintosh, editor-fo
June appears promptly. 1t contain
much earnest admonition to churc
people, besides full news, education
al and miscellanea departments.
A cartoon is on exhibition in tn
Hawaiian News Co.'S window repre-
senting Uncle Sam Offering Dam
Hawaii protection, while the latte
spurns the idea with, "Oh no, Uncl
Sam, honorable marriage or let n
alone"
Mr.. Geo. Lycurgus has now star
ed an oyster bed from Eastern see
stock, at Sans Souci, and will at a
times be in position to serve u
=. oysters, any desired style, to CUES
Y or transient visitors and patrons {
3 the house.
. While Master Colburn was drivin
, down Alapai street in his little bral
/ on Thursday last, he was struck c
! the forehead with stone thrown /
a Portuguese boy, The young fe
low bore up bravely until his woun
, was dressed.