The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The p. G.. band will play at the
baseball game this afternoon.
The steamer Iwalani brought ten
lepers from Niihau this morning.
Crescents and Kamchamehas will
meet at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Sylvia, Lahaina, has 40
head each of horses and cattle for
sale.
Mr.. S. Roth calls for bills against
him to be presented by Tuesday
noon.
Manager Fireman of Sans Souci
will put up oysters in any style to-
morrow.
Three Chinese fan-tan players
wore fined $40 each in the District
Court to-day.
Mr.. Jas. H. Boyd has trespass
notice elsewhere regarding Waiake-
akua falls in Manoa valley.
A portrait of Mr., Thurston, Ha-
waiian Minister, appears in the
latest Review of Reviews.
The item in yesterdays paper
about dinner to Mr.. Nordhoif by
Col. Spreckels was incorrect
See that you get the supplement
with Judge Coolcy's opinion on an
neXation with to-day's paper,
The banquet to Messrs. Dayton,
Mccarthy and G.. T. Wilder will be
given at the Arlington tonight.
Rev. Mr.. Saunders of the Punjaub
will preach at the 9:I5 service in St.
Andrews Cathedral tomorrow.
Ten thousand copies of Judge
Cooley's opinion, translated into Ha-
waiian, are being printed for distri-
button.
Before it was noticed a portion of
to-day's edition was through the
press with yesterdays date on the
first page.
DR.. Henri McGrew, dispensary
physician, has been granted three
months leave of absence to travel
for his health.
George Ryan, charged with the
theft of the Crown jewels, will have
a hearing in the District Court on
Saturday next.
The S. S. China will be due from
the Orient en- route to San Francisco
on Monday next. The steamer will
come into port.
Memorial services will be held il
Harmony hall at 2:3O o'clock to,
morrow afternoon by the Odd Eel.
lows and their families.
The whole Of the mortgaged pro
perty of VIC. Achi was sold at moor
to-day at the salesroom Of j. f
Morgan to an order for $1,000.
The old Office of the Minister ol
Finance, in late Aliiolani Hale, is tc
be occupied by the Chinese registra
ton bureau of the Foreign office.
Liliuokalani band at the Lepol
Settlement is to have new uniform:
from subscription fund for the
purpose raised by the Advertiser.
The Board of Health has refused
the request of native preacher, for
warded through Chief Justice Judd
for leave to preach at the Lepe
Settlement
A meeting will be held at the Ar
lington hotel this evening at 7:3
O'Clock to make arrangements for
fitting celebration of the gloriou
Fourth of July.
w. G. Wilder, Jr., has been electe,
Captain of the Field Battery il
place of his brother, G. T. Wilder
appointed Hawaiian Consul-Geuera
at San Francisco.
A native woman, for having forty
three che ia tickets in possession
was fined 500 in the District Cour
to-day. A man, for having on
ticket, was fined S25.
A grand masquerade ball will b
given at the Beretana street Armc
ry on Saturday evening. As the pre-
ceeds are to be given for charitabl
purposes it should be LIBERAL
patronized.
G Witphalt, sailor half-seas owe
was picked up by special p. O'Sulli
Z van on the city front to-day an
6 conducted to the Police Station
where he is now, sleeping of tn
effects of ''booZe.'
A Portuguese laborcr met with a
accident this morning at the Homo
lulu Iron Works. He was workin
t on the addition being made to tn
e buildings, when he fell to the grouno
spraining his left arm.
Judge Foster gave his decision i