The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-02


The Hawaiian Evangelical Associ-
alton will meet at Eva Church next
Wednesday.
The historical clock left by the
Arawa. 1t was not patronised here
as it deserved.
Three non-pay of taxes cases
were settled this morning in the
District Court.
Kamehameha cboristers will give
a concert at Kawaiahao church Sat
urday evening.
The regular police ard some Of
the specials have not received their
March pay yet.
The faithful have split Oh Maui,
the Union party securing the major
ity over the American Union.
Thomas Krouse got o beautifully
plumaged parrot by the ). 5. Arawa.
He paid Sl5 for bird aud cage.
A model of the Arawa took FIRST
prize for the most BEAUTIFUL steam
ship al European worlds cxposi.
tiOu.
Co. A Of the National Guards will
meet on Thursday next for the pur.
pose Of elrcting new captain, Julius
Asch having retired.
Two tragedies ono fatal took
place in town yesterday, but the
seventy -iive cent morning paper has
nothing about either.
X. Ogura II Co. have appointed
Geo. l.. BDardman sole agent for
their Goals, mined from the culebrai.
ed Tasawa mines in Japan.
The Star is printed iu the Press
Office to-day, owing to brcakage in
their press. II il bad omen for
that papers s"venty.fve cents era.
Rev. .. !. Emerson will tell an
open meeting Of the American
League this evening how the l.. q
people got their liue work in On the
Senate investigation.
Both the Advertiser and Star have
raised their monthly subscription
price to 10 cents. You can still got
all the news worth telling ia the
BrLLErIN for 80 cents.
New subscribers come To the
BULLETIN by every weeks steamers
from the OF her islands. Il goes all
over the group. Business men are
welcome tn see the list any time.
Kaaipia, the native man who
threatened the Chinese woman and
caused terrible injuries To hor, on
Punchbowl street, will appear ia the
District Court to morrow morning.
Tho household furniture Of G.. Z.
laukea To DO sold at auction on
Wednesday, will he ON exhibition
from . n. IA. to 3 p, IN. tomorrow, at
the residence on Beretania street
near Piikoi.
Miss Hutchinson, daughter Of the
late DR.. L. W. Hutchinson, formerly
Minister Of the Interior here, arriv-
Cd from Sydney by the Arawa To
take a teachers position in ST. An
drew's Priory.
Among Sundays crop Of rumors -
consignments Of which probably
went forward by the AraMa was
one that the American League mem.
beers were to be disarmed this week
aud martial law declared.
Robert Halstead's sugar planta,
ton at Waialua has been taken over
by his two sous, who will in future
manage the estate under the firm
name Of Halstead Bros. The retir,
ing proprietor has been one Of the
ablesl aud best-informcd sugar Guilt
vators on the islands.
4 sick'nug sight was Witnessed
by District Court frrqurnIers Thu
morning. 1t was a Chinaman Will
his head covered with clutted blood
and dirty rags, aud splitting blooC
every few minutes. He had been as
saulted by another the other day
aud kept the blood STAINS for evi
dence.
The board OF trustees Of The
Queens Hospital met in the Cham
Der Of Commerce this morning, an,
passed. few slight amendments L
the rules and regulations governing
that institution. An application
from DR.. &. 4. Peterson for member
shi p On the honorary board Of physi
clans Of the hospital was read ant
DIR. Peterson accepted.
Nine Chinese, including So,
Young, manager Of the Tong Hin,
Society, we're arrested this mornin!
for che ia, Captain Andrews mad
the arrest. This is the second tim
the same crowd was arrested for tn
/ same oifcnse. The first time the
we're discharged for lack Of evidence
The BULLETIN has repeated y callrt
attention to the fact that che {
gaming was rampant AT TIA" Ton
Hing Society building.
A singing club, to be known as TIA
4 "Ilarmony Club has been oTghnl1
, ed among Germans. Nlnctccn chal
, ter members have already / cen :,
! cured aud the following officers hay
! been elected; H. H. +. WoItcrs, pre-,
', dent; j, l.. DsmeT, president; v
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