The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The wheelmen's picnic at Remond
Grove on Saturday evening.
The Post Office despatched per
Australia today 1910 letters and 3l76
prints. ...
A ilagpole has been erected at the
Snow Cottage, the residence of U.
S. Minister Blount.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell the furni-
ture of Malcolm Brown on Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock.
James +. Morgan will hold sale
of land under foreclosure, elsewhere
advertised, on Saturday.
The sloop Waanae is laid up for
repairs. She will sail again on her
usual route on Thursday, 1st June.
There were boat races in the har-
Dor this afternoon between crews
from the U. S. warships Adams and
Boston.
James Sherwood, of Long Branch
baths. was fined $3.50 in the District
Court, for selling liquor without
license.
A native che ia gamester was ar
rested this afternoon with besides
tickets SIS in small change in his
possession.
AT the regular meeting of Court
Canoes, No. $40, A. o. F., held
yesterday evening four new members
we're initiated.
The p. G. band will give compli-
mentary concert at Thomas Square
this evening in honor of Queen Vic
toria's birthday.
The p. G.. band will play at Makee
Island tomorrow evening, and on
Friday evening at Thomas Square,
where the concert will be this even
ing.
The shipping in the harbor pre-
sents a gay appearance, being decor
ated with bunting. The war vessels
are profuse with flags flying in the
breeze.
Foreign jurors are required in the
Circuit Court at $50 o'clock to-mor-
row morning. Foreign civil cases
will be called on Friday in the Cir
cult Court.
All Government Offices closed at
noon to-day in recognition of Queen
Victoria's birthday. The Post Office
department closed at one o'clock
this afternoon.
The first innings of the cricket
match between the Hyacinth and Il
local club, resulted in a victory for
the Hyacinth by about forty runs.
The game is still on.
Officers Kamana and Makaila
captured Chinaman with twenty
one tins Of opium on Maunakea
street yesterday afternoon, in yard
to the rear of a store.
-Four hula girls and two men left
on the S. S. Australia to-day for the
Coast and the Worlds Fair. They
are under the management of Messrs
Foster and Chas. Warren.
Charles Wilcox shipped 25S boxes
containing 5S44 pineapples to the
Coast by the $. S. Australia. j. Kid,
we'll shipped % boxes containing
1851 pines by the same steamer.
Antoine Joaquin, the Portuguese
who happened to gather up some
over-ripe mangocs in j. T. Water
houses yard, was fined 81 yesterday
The sentence was not enforced, how
, ever.
Mr.. Geo. c. Potter, clerk in the
Education Office. has been promoted
5 to be Secretary of the Foreign
Office, in place of Mr.. F. p. Has
. tings, appointed to the Washington
Legation clerkship.
The luau at Waikik.-kai yesterday
= afternoon and evening was a success!
in every way. a large number o
people went out during the day ant
enjoyed the feast which was giyel
. in pure Hawaiian style.
!, The case of stewarClcss Susie Mel
son of the S. ). Australia, in who's
q trunk eighty-two tins of opium wa
$ found, has been rcmanded unit
/, June 18th. She has given Il bond o
4 $1,000 for her appearance.
, Some of the young Portuguese
who attended the Pentecost celebra
u ton at Pumahou on Sunday hav
fallen into serious complications
One has been arrested for crimina
!, assault on Mary Estrella, and, it i
u said, another one will be 'hauleC
over the Goals"
= A Portuguese named Manuel Re
i drigues left on the 5. S. Australi
to-day for six months visit to hi
} native home in Madeira, after an al
sence of twelve years. Rodriguo
!. drew $4,000 yesterday to inves
IS abroad. He came here pennies
$ and engaged in banana plantin
y from which he derived fortune.
Dwarf Departed.
a An object of much curiosity o
a the deck of the Australia was
Portuguese dwarf rivaling Tol
i, Thumb in smallness of stature, II
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