The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20


There will be cricket match be-
tween the local eleven and team
from n. b. NJ. s. Hyacinth on the
Recreation grounds this afternoon.
Dr. Hutcbins will lead the praise
service at the Young Mems Christian
Association to- morrow evening. Sub
ject, "The open doorway" John 10;
lis.
The ST. Andrews Church Fair
will take place on Nov. 9th. The
ladies' who have the affair in hand
are working hard to make 1t sue
cess.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 80
cents per night; 81 and Sl25 per
week.
The Arlin ton Hotel has a card
in this issue which shows not only
the enterprise Of the genial proprie-
tor but the true character Of his
hoStelry.
There will be special meeting OF
the Leilani Boat Club on Monday
evening next, at 1870 o'clock, in the
basement Of the Hawaiian Hotel.
A full attendance Is desired.
A temporary lanai il being built
on the Kawaiahao Church grounds
where services will be- held while re-
pairs are being made to the roof Of
the Kawaiahso Church. The roof
was recently condemned.
q. Il. Harrison, practical piano
aud organ maker and tuner, can fur
uish best factory references. Or,lera
left ~ Hawaiian News Co. will re-
rsive prompt attention. All work
guaranteed To ha the sam~ ~ done
10 factory.
Opening Of fall millinery will be-
gin tonight at n. S. Sachs store,
aud will be continued next week.
Ladies should not miss this oppor
tunity OF learning the latest fail
styles in headgear as we'll as the
new fall colors.
The Japanese residents are max
ing preparations for a grand cele'
bration to take place on November
Sd, the birthday OF the Emperor oil
Japan. An army OF Japs in uniform
will march to the Japanese Consul
ate in military style.
In the District Court To. day loci,
was fined $40 for assault aud battery
All Lung was sentenced to one
months imprisonment at hard labol
for opium unlawfully in possession
, aud five Chinese gamblers were giveI
tho usual fine Of SO. The eigh
truants arrested yesterday were 70
prinanded aud discharged.
An order from Judge Whiting wa
received at the Marshals Office thi
moaning, extending the date Of re
turn OF the execution in 70 the Herb
lay VS.. Norris case to November Z
= by agreement OF the attorneys in tn
1 case. 1t will be- remembered thi
case originated in New York over
e promisory note for $3iO, and wa
Y brought to the Hawaiian Island.
:, The amount has now reached owe
!, $1,000 owing to interest, costs ant
I fees.
W. Aylett, cornet player OF tn
4 Hawaiian National band, has ha
, under training during the past tire
weeks about thirty-two young child
@ rem, boys aud girls, learning theI
G how to dance. The little ones hav
!, become SD proficient that yesterda
y evening a private exhibition wa
given at Mr.. Aylstl's residence
Music was furnished by a membe
of the band and the juveniles Wen
! through the different figures with
q out hitch.
h The residents on the PunchboV
4 slopes are grumbling again abor
!" the water supply. They have al
II piled to the Superintendent OF W.
ter Works to station an engine I
the Thomas Square artesian we'll
pump water, but that official state
a that the engine could not DO use'
as it is being repaired. There al
~ several engines in town, hOweve
e aud they see no reason why anoth'
NuOuli hot oc Ntdtph'h th'iV' ~
the past week water had to be- pac
ell from the Square by the dweiie
~ on the hill.
= Senior Captain Robert Parker h
started u Ia break his record of la
" week. Thirteen gamblers were a
TX rested last night, aud two che
n bankers aud about forty rune
wrr. pulled in this morning. III
III particular bank near the corner
nj Mauuak.a aud B,retania streets b
=, been under the surveillance Of 4
~ police for n year but no chance cou
be- got To pull it before, but CAPITA
Parker accomplished the object u
morning, aud marked money "
found amongst SOS Ia one OF /
bankers pockets