The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
w. NJ. Cunningham has lost a dog.
A white cabin boy is wanted on
the schooner Puritan,
Diamond Head, p. m.--Weather
cloudy; wind fresh east.
The electric lights went out short.
ly after midnight this morning.
The National Guards in command
of Captain Ziegler had drill on
Palace Square this afternoon.
Nothing further has been heard
of the opium and crown jewels rob-
berry, although few days ago the
trail was reported warn.
The police had day off to-day,
not single arrest having been made.
The force are nevertheless on the
lookout for "those spooks."
One case of drunkenness was the
only business before the District
Court this morning. A fine of 81
and 81 costs was imposed.
1t is reported that part of the Mt
Tantalus road has given way, the
result of the late heavy showers
making it dangerous for traffic.
The street crossings are very mud
dy to-day, and the dudes hang out
at the corners of the streets. There
seems to be a kind of attraction
there.
Honolulu people going to the
Worlds Fair should stick the care
of "The German" in their pocke
books. 1t is situated only two blocks
from the main entrance to the Fair
Ask your grocer for the soap made
by the Hawaiian Soap Works Co. II
is the best and cheapest in the mar
ket. Don't turn up your nose a
home manufacture until you have
tried it.
About fifty balloons were released
from the Hawaiian Hardware Co.
store today. The balloons caugh
in the wires, however, and Pizzicat'
the aeronaut decided to postpon
| the ascension.
Camoens Court, No. S11O, Ancien
Order of Foresters, is about to b.
instituted in Honolulu. It's mem
bership will be chiefly Portuguese
DR.. McLennan and Mr.. a. V. Peter
are the promoters.
DR.. G. T. Rodgers has been APP
pointed Secretary to the EXecutiv
and Advisory Councils. The docto
is in clover, drawing the salaries O
three Observation-Disclosures Societ
librarian, surgeon to the forces, an,
Secretary to the Provisional Govern
ment.
Remember the sale of residenc
on Beretania street to be held 4
Morgan's auction room on Saturda,
April 22d, at II O'Clock noon. Til
premises are at present rented at
monthly rental of $40. The stu;
ton is one of the most convcnicr
in the city.
Mr.. f. B. Thomas, contractor, h;
secured the contract for erecting
large two-story building at the foo
OF Maunakea street. near the EiSl
market, for Mr.. f. S. Cunha. III
building is to be divided into store
This will greatly improve the al
pearance in that quarter, one of Il
dirtiest holes in town.
DR.. F. l.. Miner and wife will lea,
by the steamer Australia. Aft
visiting the Worlds Fair they wi
go to England, for the benefit {
Mrs. Miners health. Tho doct'
expects to return in three or fol-
, mouths. During his absence h
| Office and practice will be taken !
: his brother-in-law, DIR. j. Atcherle
|, LRC.P., M.R.C.S., London.
The servants quarters of Il
Queen are to be cleaned out. Orde
have been received by the "ohua
to vacate the premises before Tue
day next. One of the natives
} leave the place has been reside
f there for over thirty years. AS ;
, the natives were dependent on t
: Queen for support, they are turn
out penniless to live on their frient
Tomorrow evening a very pref
: entertainment is promised at the
l NJ. G. A. hall. A dairy maids co
! vention will be held by the Y. w.
T. U. Novel features will be int
: duced. Miss Birdie Larkspur a
. Miss Winesap among others W
sing. School children, even if tn
have passed sweet sixteen, will
,; admitted at half price, admission
u adults being so cents.
Fair Rattle.
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