The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-04

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Hawaiian stamps are wanted by j.
Steiner.
Diamond Head, II m.--Weather
hazy; wind fresh northeast.
The band will play as usual at
Emma Square this afternoon.
The steamer Kinau's passenger
list is rather large one this trip.
Eleven passengers returned by
the steamer Kinau this morning
from the Volcano.
The baseball mines are getting
down to work. They have all begun
to practice in earnest.
Kate More Wells has another
painting on exhibition in the Pacific
hardware 20. WINDOW.
The regular vacation of all public
schools will extend from Friday the
9TH to Monday the oath of April.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
hears of the death of Archdeacon
Mason, formerly of these islands.
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furnish the music for the wheelmen's
dance at Remond Grove this even
ing.
Over their hunks in the Legislative
Hall the United States Marines have
placed the motto, God Bless Our
Home"
The Japanse training ship Kon-
go arrived at Kawaihae on Thurs
day. She was to leave the next day
for Hilo.
The concert by the H. M. H.
Noeau, assisted by local talent, will
take place this evening at Kawaia-
hao church.
The lease of a piece of Govern
ment land in Hilo will be sold on
April 3, also the lease of a piece at
Palolo, Oahu.
The barkentine S. N. Castle made
an exceptionally good run this trip
from San Francisco. She made the
passage in ten days.
The Civil Rights League will hold
a meeting at Robinson's hall, corne,
Nuuanu and King streets, at 7:3C
o'clock this evening.
A Chinaman named All You was
arrested yesterday for the theft of d
gold watch valued at $50, the pro
perty of Captain Fehlbehr.
The monthly meeting of the Pho
neer Building g. Loan Association
will be held Monday evening. Sc,
statement appended to the notice
The U. S. S. Alliance weighed
anchor this morning for a cruise tt
Hilo. Rumor has it that she vii
watch the Japanese cruiser Kon-go'
movements.
Chu See, a Chinawoman, who ha
been running a kaka soup saloon
without a license for some time past
was given week by Magistrate
Foster this morning in which to ge
one.
The new Athletic club is evident
ly progressing in all its branches
Yesterday evening wrestling an,
boxing were INDUCED in by tn
members. The class will not NEE
this evening.
All 10y, the Monaghan who RAJ
off with four silver watches belong
ing to Thos. Lindsay yesterda
morning, requested in the Distric
Court this morning that his tria
be postponed until Monday.
There will be meeting of tn
Hawaiian Historical Society at tn
Y. NJ. G. A. hall on Monday evening
next at 1880. Important bushes
is to be transacted. Mr.. A. T. Atkir
son will read the principal pape
5 The Anglican Church Chronicl
! for March contains seasonable com
) sci for Lent, together with con
ments on current events. There
} a poem on Lent by Philip Henri
Dodge. The news departments al
we'll filed as usual.
The Hendry breaker, the Aerme
n tor and fence wire, with annexatio
talk on the side, form the subject
of the Hawaiian Hardware Co.
philosophical treatise this wee
Don't be like the misguided Chin;
: man who sits on the fence to st
prosperity go by.
The Pacific Wheelmen will give
It dance at Remond Grove this ever
l. ing. Trains will leave the Honolul
depot at 7 and o'clock; returnin
n will leave at 10 and IL o'clock. Tic
cts are available of any of the men
bers or may be procured at the d
IL pot, where the boys will be waitin