The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Arlington billiard parlors are
a popular resort.
Diamond Head, II m.-Weather
cloudy, wind light east.
Mr.. j. NJ. Monsarrat advertises
for claims against Edmund Hart
Col. z. S. Spalding of kealia,
Kauai, is back from abroad looking
we'll.
Remember the p B. a. l.. Asso-
cations monthly meeting on Mon
day evening.
General G. T. G. Hogge, retired
British army man, arrived on the S.
S. Australia to-day to spend a vaca-
ton.
Don't forget the social and dance
by the Sons of St. George on Mon
day night at the X. of p. hall, Fort
street.
There will be a match game be.
tween the Honolulus and Punahous
on the college grounds this after
noon at 4:3O o'clock.
Mr.. Theo. H. Davies and son were
passengers on the Australia to-day
from the Coast. They are quartered
in the Hawaiian Hotel.
Members of the Z. B. Il l.. Asso-
citation may pay their dues at the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
from to this afternoon.
The government diver was en-
gagged this morning i'll bringing up
pieces of rock from the shattered
coral at Brewers wharf.
Mr.. Nolte has luscious oysters on
ice, as usual on the arrival of the
Australia, which will be served any
style at the Beaver lunch saloon.
Engineer Scott, of Makaweli, Kau-
al, is still suffering from the effects
of the fall he had few days ago.
1t is feared that his brain has been
injured.
w. Ernst, chief officer on the S.
S. Australia, has resigned prepare
tory to opening restaurant i'll San
Francisco. His place has been taken
by Mr.. Scott.
The Australia will return to San
Francisco next Saturday. Through
tickets to all points in the United
States are for sale by the agents, w.
q Irwin Il Co, Id.
The match race between six Dared
greenland" crews of the Myrtle
boat club will take place at l::N
O'Clock this afternoon, notwithstand
ing report to the contrary.
About $50 o'clock this morning
shortly after the arrival of the S. 5
Australia, six boxes Of ammunition
aud about sixty rifles were takel
into the Police Station basement.
The Hawaiian National band vii
not play at the Hotel this evening
but will give complimentary con
| cert to Minister Willis, wife and So
. at the same place on Monday even
ing.
HOLSTER & CO., the leading drug
gists. have just received the larges
assortment of brushes ever importe
into the islands. Ii you requir
anything in that line. give them
call.
Miss Wangenheim, passenger o
, the Australia, fell from the uppe
u deck of that steamer downstairs We.
= terday morning suffering injuries
:, her face and head. She came her
= TO be married.
u Two native boat boys were Ell
l. gagged this morning to work as
g part of the crew on board the yacl
IS Tolna for her intended trip to Hill
q One of the white sailors who left IL
Il yacht had been engaged in Il
|, schooner Transit.
l. Says the S. +. Chronicle of la
date: A fine lS-foot steam launp
/ has just been constructed by Boa
\ builder Geo. w. Kneass of this cit
T. which is said to be for the Custo
J. House authorities at Honolulu. I'll
. launch will be shipped Oh the br
q j. d. Spreckels.
e large colored Autograph, sho,
le ing the white Squadron at sea,
rs exhibited in window on Flo
Is street. The vessels in the squadrt
le are the battleship Massachusett
the armored cruiser New York, al
le the cruisers Philadelphia, San Fra
!. cisco and Newark. The picture &
u tracts large crowds of onlookers.
e
L. The communion wine of st. A
n drew's Cathedral was stoled fro
IN the locker in the church some til
vi between Sunday night and Mond
I'd uorning. The thief got throus
IS. the window, opened the locker a
s. took out the demijohn of wine. ]
u poured some of the liquid into
ir silver cup, drained it and took t
k, demijohn, walking out the fro
k door.
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