The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Australia tomorrow.
A cottage is wanted.

commenced.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
clear, wind light east; steamer Pele
70 miles west.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Parker return
ed to their home at Waimea by the
Kinau this afternoon.
Rev. Eric Lewis left for Maui by
the Kinau this afternoon, intending
to return early next week.
The gear for erecting the smoke
stack at the new electric building
was put up this afternoon.
Mrs. Hewitt and G. A. Warner
were passengers by the Kinau for
the Volcano this afternoon.
The race for the Melbourne Cup
will take place in the Colonies on
Tuesday next. "Camoola" is the
favorite.
The toads imported to war on in
sect pests are reported by Commits
sioner Marsden to be in thriving
condition with excellent appetites.
The November number of the
Friend has less politics than usual,
with consequently more matter ger
name to the original objects of the
periodical.
The Planters Monthly for Octo-
Der is out, late on account of the
absence abroad of Mr.. II. M. Whit
ney, editor. Its contents are of
much practical interest.
Mr.. j. N. S. Williams, for many
years in the machinery business
here, who was Noble of '92, is now
in the West Indies in the interest of
d. Stewart Il Co. of Great Britain.
The local minstrel troupe which
was reported in the BULLETIN about
a month ago is beginning to get
move on, and if nothing happens an
entertainment will be given before
Christmas.
In the event Of the arrival of His
Excellency Minister Willis by the
Australia the p. G.. band will giN q
complimentary concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel, Saturday evening,
Nov. 4th, at 1880.
The last lot of the Japanese immi-
grants went by the steamer kinau
this afternoon. There were Sc men
and Ii women for Onomea Sugar
Co. and 2 men for the Humuula
Sheep Station.
Thow Choy, the Chinese merchant
who was caught by Officer Stone
after he came off the steamship
Oceanic with four tins OF opium in
his clothing, has again been re-
manded until Wednesday next.
Mr.. w. Goodale, formerly of Maui
who has been travelling abroad for
the most part several years, left for
fapaikou, Hawaii, by the Kinau. He
will take up his abode at that place
with MIR. W. w. Goodale. his son. .
Antoine, the Portuguese who struck
a native on the head the other day
near Brewers wharf, was sentenced
in the District Court to-day to pay
fine of S. and be imprisoned
twenty-four hours, for assault with a
deadly weapon.
A horse attached to a hack be
longing to the Fashion stables rar
away on the Waikiki road yesterday
afternoon, smashing the shafts o
the vehicle. Although the ANNA
fell, it sustained no injury, and the
driver was unhurt.
Ioela Kahinu and a number o
others were arrested by Captain
Hookano and posse this afternoon
on Liliha street for running a che fl
game. kahinu, who is supposed t.
be the banker, when searched at the
Police Station was found possessed
of two che ia cards.
This morning the tug EIeu towec
scow containing the 5-ton anchor
brought from San Francisco by
Capt. Metcalfe, to the Miowera
Two out of the three anchors EN-
ployed heretofore in keeping thu
stranded steiner from being driver
farther on the reef were taken up
and the 5-ton anchor placed in thei
stead.
Handicraft is out again. 1t give
the news of Kameha meha School
very fully. Mention is made O
many former scholars who hav
gained good positions in town ant
! country. Four new labor saving
machines have been added to tn
machine shop at an expense OF SOB
: aside from the cost Of transports
tion and erecting.
Work on the engine of the ne,
J pile driver has been somewhat re
tarded by reason of Mr., Farnsworth
engagements on the tug Eleu. Tn
Q tug went out TO the Miowera thi
r morning and did not return unit
about noon, and this afternoon sll
went out again to bring in the al
chors that were displaced by til
five-tonner this morning.
POLICE FENCING EXERCISE.