The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-22

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
There will be cricket practice at
o'clock this afternoon.
A gentleman of experience and at
tainments advertises for position.
Remenyi, the renowned violinist,
is giving performances in British
Columbia.
Trustees of the Queens Hospital
will hold semi-annual meeting at
2 p. m. tomorrow.
Four opium fiends we're sentenced
to pay fines of $50 each in the Dis
trict Court this morning.
Interesting drama of Hawaiian
history will be presented at the
Opera House, Saturday, July l.
James Spencer and X. Nakuina
will decide the championship in the
wrestling tournament next week.
One opium smoker followed by
crowd of gamins was marched down
to the Police Station this morning.
L. j. Levey will sell 500 barrels
lime received by the Miowera, at IL
am. tomorrow, in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
The P. G.. band played at the
Hotel yesterday evening for the
benefit of passengers by the S. S.
Miowera.
The Planters Monthly for June
contains an interesting bill of fare
for all who have any concern in our
tropical agriculture.
The silver cup presented to Mr..
r. D. Walbridge by the Maui Rae
ing Association in on exhibition in
the Pacific Hardware Co.'s store.
Mr.. F. w. McChesney, who resign
ed from the P. G.. this morning, is
going away by the steamer Belgic
due from the Orient next Tuesday.
The Kapuukolo and Poola tug-of-
war teams will pull again on July
4th for purse of 500. Efforts are
being made to secure the Beretania
street armory.
j. w. Jones, court stenographer,
is off duty on account of the pre-
vailing malady. A. Wilder is hold
ing down the reporters table at the
Circuit Court this afternoon.
The mail received by the S. S.
Miowera yesterday evening consisted
of 129 letters and IS papers, and
despatched by the same steamer for
the Colonies 80 letters and 60
papers.
Despite the hard times and search
ty of money the credit sales at II.
Hackfeld & Co.'s store by j. F. Nor
gan realized over $4,000 during the
four days they have been running.
Tomorrow will be the last day of
these sales,
Captain Parker is getting up a
fourteen-oared crew from members
of the police to pull against the U.
S. S. Boston crew in the races TO
take place on July 4th. They will
be out this evening for the first time
to practice.
Miss Eva Nordhoff was presented
with small silk Hawaiian flag yes
terday previous to her departure on
the S. S. Australia. The young lady
waved the emblem to her numerous
friends on the wharf as the steamer
was leaving.
Miss Duncan, principal of the
Pohukaina school, recovered from
an attack of the grip the other day
and began attending her school
duties. This morning she sustained
a second attack, and was compelled
to dismiss her scholars.
The Misses Willis, nieces of Bishor
Willis, left on the S. S. Australi;
yesterday, on their way home tc
England. Mrs. Willis will accom-
pany the young ladies as far as Sar
Francisco, where they will be me-
by their father, DIR. Willis.
j. F. Morgan. will continue thu
credit sale at III. Hackfeld & Coz
store tomorrow, commencing at II
o'clock. At noon a sale of liquor
will be commenced, and later larg'
assortment of Vienna furniture
hardware and groceries, will be of
fered.
The officers of the Y. M. G. A. in
vite all friends of the Association
/ and their families to attend recep
ton to be given to the new Genera
Secretary, D. w. Corbett, 'and tn
retiring Secretary, H. w. Peck, t.
be given tonight at 7:3O at the Y
: M. @. A. hall.
The following registered at tn
Hawaiian Hotel after the arrival O
} the Miowera last night: l.. E. Nose
l and wife, Chicago; j. D. Taylor, Th
3 Colonist, Victoria; S. Fader, Van
: couver; E. B. Barthrop, Thos. i
I Delaney, Port Townsend; G. "
3 Hopkins, Sydney.
Richard Herbert Carpenter, a
/ architect who died lately in Eng
land was heSidaS tha raStorer an