The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Wcather
clear, wind fresh northeast.
&. Bolte and wife will leave on
next 5. S. Australia for the Coast.
The Harmony Club will meet at
the Pacific at 7:30 o'clock this even
lug for practice.
Ten natives and one Portuguese
submitted to arrest yesterday for
non-paymeut of taxes.
Six passengers are already booked
to leave on the steamer w. q. Hall
tomorrow for the Volcano.
Electric lights have been put iuto
the judiciary building. An incan-
descent lamp is hung over the main
entrance.
The goods and cbattcls of the
Temple Of Fashion we're turned over
to II. Hackfeld Il Co., receivers, this
afternoon.
DIR. Trousseau's steam launch,
which was recently offered to the
Government, is on the Marine Rail
way being cleansed.
Particulars of the dancing classes
to be conducted by Dan Lyons APP
pear in this paper The charge Is
extremely moderate.
The Chinese Protective Union will
meet tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of electing officers aud an as
sisting committee of thirteen.
Maunakea street near the fish
market was alive with vegetable and
fish vendors. Gold and black fish
about the size Of small mullets were
plentiful, aud for sale at twenty-five
cents each.
A demented Chinaman jumped
overheard from the steamer W. q.
Hall while she was anchored in Ma
alaea bay. The wouldbe suicide
was dragged by his queue from
watery grave.
Government officials ara busy on.
deavoring to induce natives aud
Portuguese To take the oath. One
elderly Portuguese who could barely
scratch his name was rounded up
this morning.
a Chinaman was brought over
from Koolaulua yesterday afternoon
to be imprisoned in Oahu Jail until
his fine Of $50 was worked out. He
had been convicted Of playing che
ia in that district.
Great preparations are being made
by the ladies who are arranging the
Feast Of Nations" to occur on Fri
day week. A Japanese kimono to
be worn at the feast, valued at 500,
was recently received from japan.
One Of the large Japanese um.
brelias was opened on Hotel street,
to show To some customers, as the
Dai Nippon store was not large
enough To open il ia. u would az.
commudate quite g0ud-siz"d tea
party.
Dai Nippon, Arlington block, has
just received large invoice of Japa.
ness goods too numerous to men
ton. 1h" prices are very reason
able Indeed. aud the goods should
bo seen To be appreciated. Snc
advertisement.
tn" Ceylon tea sold by Mr.. Sadris,
the Cingalesc merchant on Nuuanu
street. is Of a delicious flavor. II
suggests the spicy brcczrs" that
elbow soft on Ceylou's isle" Wi,hal
the brew has good body" aud u
cup Of il is full Of cheer.
The principals in the prospective
match for tho bantamweight cham.
pionship Of the islands met ycstcr-
day, aud owing To hitch in the
articles declared the fight or II
was to have been betw.en 4. Jack
son aud Young" Nirrra for parse
OF 500.
The newspaper known rs tn" Chi.
nese Times has changed hands for
the second time in thr". years Of its
existence. The first crowd who ran
the paper lost several hundred dol
lars, aud gave it up. The second lot
lost a few dollars aud they followed
their predecessors.
The Friend for April has much
matter from the mission ground OF
Micronesia brought by the Morning
Star. In an editorial it opposes the
project Of band concerts on Sunday,
claiming they would be- u breach Of
courtesy Ia n large number Of PEG.
pie who love quiet Sunday.
BY request Of Stranger, who are
extremely DESTROYS Of hearing the
original Hawaiian baud, there will
he concert by the Hawaiian Ma.
tional baud at the Hotel tomorrow
evening. The event will be exceed
ingly welcome To residents as we'll
as visiting friends from abroad.
/. III. Hebron, agent for the Ha-
waiian exhibit at the Midwinter
Fair, has had some fresh hula pa us
made for the hula girls at the fair.
They will be sent over on the 5. s.
Monowai. The hula dancers have
complained Of their present toggrry
being insufficient to keep out the
cold.
\ native hackman was examined
by DIR. Cooper on Monday, aud pro-
4 A.