The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-08-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
B. Kalaua, for assaulting his wife,
was the only arrest to-day.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
hazy; wind, light northeast.
The Makaweli mill will stop grind
ing about the first week in Septem-
Der.
A desirable residence on Beretania
street is to let See }. F. Morgan's
advt.
Mr. Hutchings, who broke his leg
at cricket July 4, is going about
town without even cane. He has
slight limp as yet.
There is a movement on foot to
form football club independent of
the Pacific. The new team expects
to challenge the Pacifics in a short
while.
The fifteen cent surcharged stamps
have run out. A number of stamp
fiends called at the Post Office at
noon to-day, aud we're sadly disap-
pointed.
Martin Hartman, deserter from
the special police gang, is employed
as wharfnger at MAXWELL planta-
ton, in place Of Captain Nicholson,
deceased.
At Levey's salesrooms tomorrow
ot IA ,,t1l,oL ,xtn 1>n ,l1,l , x~f
household effects distrained for rent,
besides quantity of general mer-
chandise.
Postmaster General Dat announces
that the new surcharged envelopes
and post cards of the Provisional
Government will be on sale on or
about the 25th inst.
The Concordia band has removed
from the Catholic Mission yard to
quarters near the Armory, and j. S.
Libornio has taken the place of Fa-
ther Valentine as instructor.
j. Barry, the U. S. S. Boston sprin-
ter, has been deprived of his liberty
consequently the ratification of the
ten-mile race between Barry and q
local runner has been postponed.
Musicians will not fail to remem.
Der the sale of rare old violin and
a quantity of instrumental and vocaI
music, belonging to j. w. Yarndley
by L. j. Levey at 10 o'clock to-mor
row.
A dividend of % percent has been
declared on the capital stock of the
Hawaiian Sugar Co. and will be pay
BILE at the Office of VIM. q. Irwin &
Co., agents, on and after Septembel
|, 1893.
The blight on the breadfruit tree
attacks the fruit while letting The
leaves alone. Its action causes the
fruit to fall prematurely. Mr.. Mars
den has a name for it rs long anC
rugged as the Pail road.
Deputy Marshal Brown expect.
Marshal Hitchcock back from Ha
wall on the steamer Kinau to-mor
row morning. There are some PEG
pie who think the Marshal will no
turn up, as the Hilo climate is mor'
congenial to his health.
Residents Of the squares bounde,
by Emma, Beretania, Victoria ant
Kinau streets have missed the cleo
trio lights for several nights past
Why they should be left in darkness
while the rest of the town enjoy
light is a puzzle to them.
Mr.. c. H. Fox, superintendent O
the Pearl City water works, is i
town on vacation. He has man
, aged so we'll that the people dow
there have more water than they ca
use, hence he can take much. need
ed rest after months Of unremittin
toll.
M. Goldberg is sole agent for D
Jaeger's celebrated sanitary under
wear, the best kind of underclothin
D for a tropical climate. Don't be cor
: tent with inferior limitations whic
are being palmed off on the Homo
lulu public, but buy only of the sol
agent, NJ. Goldberg.
The Planet aud Healani baseba
, clubs will meet at the League Bas'
ball ground at $3.50 o'clock to-mo
4 row afternoon. Both teams ha,
been in practice three weeks. A
admission fee of twenty-five cen
n for adults will be charged.
}, 1t is reported that several chang
! will he made in the Custom Hou.
guards as the result of specials r
: port to the Port Surveyor. TT