The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
American Legion of Honor this
evening.
The public schools will re- open
next week.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
clear; wind, light northeast.
Mr.. Alex. Young left for Maalaea
on the steamer Mikahala this morn
ing.
Three passengers left on the
steamer Mikahala to-day for the
Volcano.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. is
the place to get all kinds of carpen-
ters' tools.
A meeting Of the Board Of Agri-
culture is being held at the Execu-
tive building this afternoon.
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Mr.. e. Farmer has been confirmed
as assistant teacher in the Govern
ment school at Hauula, Oahu.
Governor G.. d. Freeth, wife and
family, of Lysan Island, arrived from
that place on the barkentine 1rm-
gard yesterday.
j. F. Morgan will sell variety of
tweed suits, office coats, ETC., at his
sales rooms tomorrow Saturday,
at II o'clock noon.
The steamer Mikahala will touch
at Mahukona this trip to take
number of school children, return
ing after vacation.
Marshal Hitchcock has gone to
Lahaina on special business, and will
be back on the steamer Claudine
next Sunday week.
A leper was brought from Lahaina
on the steamer Waialeale this morn
ing, and was later conveyed to the
Kalihi receiving station.
Mr.. H. j. Nolte has received from
San Francisco Midwinter Fair SOU
venir coin of aluminium, which bears
handsome designs on both sides.
}. F. Morgan will hold sale of
fourteen horses, wagonette, two
buggies and all appurtenances there
to at the Club Stables at noon to-
morrow.
Col. Claus Spreckels and family
were to leave San Francisco for
Washington on the 9th, to stay over
a week at Chicago en- route to see
the Fair.
A number of the city police and
the captain of the harbor police kept
a strict watch on the steamer Mika-
hala prior to that vessels departure
this morning.
A man named Miller, discharged
lately from Co, A. of the P. G.. army,
is hanging around the Police Sta
ton. He tells his friends that he is
captain of the night patrol.
Applications for return permits
by Chinese, to leave by the steamer
China sailing on the 18th inst, have
hardly begun yet, only one having
thus far been filed at the bureau.
The August number Of the Para
disc of the Pacific has appeared. 1t
contains some excellent and timely
articles descriptive of things Hawai-.
ian. Its personal notes fill more
than wide page.
Nearly 30 bonds Of $500 each from
Chinese merchants VINO arrived by
the bark Velocity have been cancel
led, satisfactory proof having beer
rendered that the merchants had re-
turned to China, as the law require:
them to do within six months.
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, Inspector
General of Schools, has composed /;
song for the Healani Boat Club, anC
Prof. Berger has set it to music
When the boys have we'll rehearsec
the song, there will be no echo
strong enough to repeat the refrain
Through an informer two police
men, Keanae and Logan, captured /;
Chinaman named All Soon near the
Tramways terminus at Palama Thu
morning, with ten tins of opium il
his possession. The Chinaman, who
was on horseback, was on his way tc
Eva.
Paahao, one of the late employees
of the Holomua newspaper, ha
had issued a writ of execution OF
the plant Of the company, and thi
afternoon the stands, type, proc
press, ETC., were removed to thu
Police Station. The amount OWNS
Paahao is $50.
The Honokaa and Paauhau suga
plantations have begun grinding
again. The weather was so dry tina
grinding was commenced in order I,
keep the cane from spelling. Hardl
any rain has fallen at either plac
for some time, and the crop is suffer
; ing considerably.
The body Of G. Won MengerseE
late manager of the Kukuihael
Plantation, who died last Sunday
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