The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A lady and gentleman require
board and lodging.
The sale of w. G. Achi's mortgage
ed property is postponed until 18th
June.
The Hanamaulu sugar plantation,
Kauai, will suspend grinding about
next week.
Frank Gertz was brought to the
Police Station yesterday evening for
safe keeping.
A Chinese opium owner was sent
enced to pay a $50 fine by Judge
Foster this morning.
The latest time table of the Cana
dian-Australian Steamship Line
appears in this issue.
The minstrel entertainment is
postponed for the present, in conse-
quence of the improbability Of get
ting fair house.
A native sailor on the steamer
Pele had his finger nipped by a sling
yesterday. The member was ampu-
tated above the joint.
Mrs. HI. l.. Draper, wife of Lieut..
Draper of the U. S. S. Boston, arriv-
ed by the S. S. Monowai yesterday
to join her husband here.
Mr.. F. p. Hastings left yesterday
on the S. S. Alameda to take up the
duties of Secretary to the Hawaiian
Legation at Washington.
The U. S. cruiser Boston anchored
off the harbor yesterday afternoon
to receive her mail This morning
the cruiser left for Kauai on cruise.
The barkentine Irmgard will leave
for San Francisco at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning The Irmgard
will in all likelihood make quick
passage. ..
William Lucas, an experienced
horticulturist, is prepared to graft or
bud fruit trees, also exterminate
blight His address may be found
elsewhere.
The valuable city property known
as the Booth Estate, will be sold at
II O'Clock noon tomorrow, at Nor
gan's auction room, under foreclos-
ure Of mortgage.
Mr.. j. Nawahi had a new flag pole
erected on his grounds at Palama
the other day. A number of other
patriotic Hawaiians are having flag
poles put up on their premises.
Mr.. T. Lindsay, the jeweller, has
just received some very pretty gold
badges of very neat design, repre-
senting the Hawaiian flag enamelled
in colors. They are going off like
hot cakes.
H. B. M. S. Hyacinth left about 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon for Ia
hiti. She blew her syren whistle as
she speeded out the harbor. The U.
S. cruiser Boston was anchored out.
side at the time.
A Portuguese, M. G.. Pedro, was
arrested at noon to-day on a charge
of assault and battery on fellow
countryman at Kalihi. Pedro says
he objected to the mans making
love to his sister.
The lunches to be given by the
ladies in aid of the Masonic Temple
Building Fund will begin on Mon
day at the Arlington dining room
There will also be a sale of fame,
articles. See advertisement.
Mr.. L. A. Thurston has had print
ed a beautifully illustrated descrip
ton of the volcano for distribution
at the Worlds Fair 1t gives in
formation of the facilities of trave
to the islands, and invites Fair visit
ors to see the cyclorama of Kilauea
The large American flag suspende,
from the top of the Annexation
Club quarters and the TELEGRAPH
pole opposite fell to the ground to
day. The rope snapped right in two
If it wasn't getting to be such
chestnut, we'd say that kahunas wer
at work.
Captains Juen and Schlemme
made raid on house near tn
Hallway House, Nuuanu Valley, AM
captured John Richard with twelv
bottles of gin, one gallon of whisky
two dozen bottles of beer and
bottle of wine Richard has bee
charged with selling spirituou
liquors without a license.
Mr.. f. B. McStocker, Deputy-Col
lector of Customs, while on the wi,
ness stand in the District Court thi
morning, took out cigar in a
absent minded way, and commence
: putting at it. Judge Foster Gale
! Mr.. McStocker's attention to tn
fact and told him to ''please suspen
smoking while on the stand" an
the deputy collector did so.
Famous Horses.
, Two notable prize winners on tn