The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-05-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The flagship band will play at the
Cleaners lawn party this afternoon.

The flagship band will play at the
Cleaners lawn party this afternoon.
Mr. Jas. Dodd left ON the S. S.
Monowai yesterday on business
visit to the Coast
A purse containing money and
other articles has been found. APP
ply BULLETIN office.
Mrs. Robert Lishman, Makiki, Of
fers the luxury of home made butter
at 80 cents pound,
Three Japs were fined SIS each in
the District Court this morning for
having che ia tickets in possession.
d. Kekona and Iocla gave a luau
to-day in honor of the charge of che
ia against them being dismissed in
the Circuit Court,
The police will hereafter wear
buttons bearing the eagle, encircled
by wreath. Under the eagle are
the initials H. p"
Captain Carey, of the S. S, Mono
wal, brought a sleek-looking bull
terrier from the Colonies yesterday
for Mr.. w. NJ. Gilfard.
The p. G. band will play at the
League ground this afternoon dur
ing the game between the Hawaii
and Kamehameha teams.
DR.. Goto returned from visit to
the Leper Settlement last night on
the steamer Mokolii. He will stay
in town two or three weeks.
Mr.. Paul Cowles, correspondent
of the Associated Press, who arrived
by the Mariposa, has called to pay
his respects to the BULLETIN.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for May is out. 1t refers editorially
to the differences between Bishop
Willis and the Second Congregation.
Two sticks of sugar cane measur-
ing eighteen and twenty feet in
length were brought from the Ma
kaweli plantation by the steamer
Pele.
Sentence was suspended in the
District Court to-day in the case of
four Cinnamon who arrived from
China lately, for violation of pass
port laws.
Mr.. l.. A. Thurston has been APP
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the Pro
visional Government to reside near
President Cleveland at Washington.
John Wieland's extra pale lager
beer and oyster cocktails are leading
refreshments at the Anchor Saloon,
where also hot lunch is served for
two hours at midday.
j. F. Morgan will hold a clearance
sale for Theo. FL. Davies q Co. on
May 10, when a large variety of mer-
chandise will be sold. Bargains may
be confidently expected.
Five thousand bags of sugar await
shipment at Kappa, Kauai, for this
port, but will not be brought up
port the sugar to the Coast.
From the Anglican Chronicle it is
merly scholar of the Royal School
and for the past year at Oahu Col
lege, has received the appointment
as principal of the Mahukona school
What with the new line of through
steamers from Australia to Van
couver, B. c., and the frequent call
ing in at Honolulu of the Japan ant
China mail boats, there will soon b
need for additional wharves alons
the city front.
Nine members of the Nationa
Guard were reported to the polio
this morning as having broken thei
liberty. They were paid off tn
other day, which probably account
for their prolonged liberty. Roas
beef, vegetables, and peas, with 81
a month, would appear to be no OF
ject for some of our country's de
tenders. These must be of thos
who only went in for good govern
ment."
Tourist travel increase this way c
course involves certainty of me
, of capital visiting the islands i
larger numbers. The effects of thi
are drawn with precision by tn
writer of the Hawaiian Hardwar
Co.'S column. This firm is rapid
. becoming monopolistic concern i
appliances of agriculture and art
Giles of household use, through tn
sheer excellence of the manufacture
that it handles, coupled with tn
> most judicious employment of pril
ter's ink.
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