The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-21

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There will be no band concert
this morning.
The Scottish Thistle Club will not
meet Monday night.
A new "Water Notice" extends the
time of payment to Jan. 81.
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James F. Morgan will sell rolled
barley and -four at auction Monday
at noon.
The bark S. G. Allen will leave on
Tuesday for San Francisco with a
cargo of sugar.
Mr.. Weedon's lighthouse will
shine in Kaumakapili Church to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Kahananui, lately involved
in a Grim. con. suit, is very busy
woman these days.
Two weeks from Monday the first
term ever held of the First Circuit
Court will open in Aliiolani Hale.
The Myrtle Boat Club have order
ed new racing barge. 1t is ex-
pected on the next steamer from the
Coast.
The steamer Waialeale reports
fine weather on Hamakua. She
brought 2l68 bags sugar from XII
kuihaele.
Captain Perriman, master mari
ner, left as passenger on the schoon-
or Robert Levers this afternoon for
the Coast.
Mrs. Mary Clement Leavitt will
address the meeting tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the Hawai-
ahao Church.
The U. S. cruiser Boston's men
had drill on Palace Square this
morning. The military tactics were
much admired.
All the suits in the Courts now
are brought in the name of the Pro
visional Government. Regina has
been discarded.
Circuit Court term at Hilo was
not through with the calendar when
the Kinau sailed. A few civil cases
remained for trial.
j. Costa and wife, who were dis.
charged on a charge of murder at
the Hilo Court, were passengers by
the steamer Kinau this morning.
The gentler sex of the Four Hun.
dred futter considerably in the
vicinity of Uncle Sans headquar
tiers. Don't Sax" what's the attrac
ton.
The picket fence on the MILAN
street side of Aliiolani Hale is dila
pidated. Demolition is indeed it!
best remedy, as it is not worth re
pairing.
The two crews of the Healanis
who had race yesterday afternoon
may have another contest in the nea
future, as the defeated four are no
satisfied.
Deputy Acknowledgement G.. X
Wilder and wife, j. w. Jones, Cour
stenographer, and members of tn
bar returned from the Hilo Circui
this morning on the Kinau.
Nothing of Importance was tran
sacted in the District Court thi
morning. D. X. Fyfe was brough
up and his case again Remainder
until future date, defendant con
senting.
Workmen are at it day and night
getting the hydraulic dredge in tn
best order possible. 1t is the inter
ton of the Government to have tn
harbor dredging pushed forwar
without delay.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.
editorial in to-day's issue has som
bearing upon the present situation
Read it and then visit their estat
lishment, not once but often an
your wants will be satisfied.
The ordnance officer of the Pro
visional Government visited the di
ferent hardware and other dealer
in firearms for the purpose of a.
certaining the number of fire-arm
sold by them during the past 81
months.
The Lady of the Lake." a histo
zeal play, will be presented by til
Hawaiian Dramatic Company ;
soon as the political connection sui
sides. The scenes, from the brus
of Rupprecht, are beautiful repr'
sensations, while the costumes al
unique and artistic.
The BULLETIN hears from the ca
tain of the Healani Boat Club, r
i, garding the challenge of the Myrt
b. c., and the word is that the RAJ
will be rowed three weeks from t
, day. 1t will be at Pearl Rive
where the Healanis won the pc
nant.