The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

evening.
Next Wednesday will be Memo
rial day.
The Z. q. band will play at Emma
Square this evening.
Harden's trial has been set for the
3lst inst. in the District Court.
The S. 5. Australia had ninety
nine names on her passenger list.
! G. A. Brown left by the 5. 5. Aus
tralia on Saturday for the Coast.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hyde, Rev. A. 5. Twom.
bly, and wife left gu the Australia on
Saturday.
Eight cases OF drunkenness were
disposed Of in the District Court
this morning.
The steamer Mikahala arrived
from Kauai yesterday. She saw no
traces Of the Iwalaui.
The Sons of st. George will elect
officers this evening, and full at
'ehuahce II Ieuuesteu'
Walter g. Smith. ex-edtor of the
Star, leaves for San Francisco on the
S. $. Mariposa next Thursday.
The sale Of Mrs. McLain's furni.
ture by Jas. +. Morgan has been
postponed to Thursday, June q.
| A new consignment Of furniture
1 is expected daily from the coast for
Ordway n Porter by the barkentine
| Planter.
The latest rumor is that the Iva.
lani has been hoisted on board the
Champion To- have her bottom
scraped.
Henry Peters. clerk in the Custom
House, was married at Kona. Hawaii,
recently. His wife is an amiable
young woman.
Frank Godfrey has retired from
service on the Holomua. He yet re-.
mains a. local correspondent Of the
Examiner and Chicago Times.
l. J. L.vey will sell the household
furniture of >. Ehrlich on Thursday
at 10 o'clock. Particulars will be
| found in an advertisement elsewhere.
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
and Nuuanu street. Lodging 10y
/ day, week or month. Terms: % and
80 cents per night; - and Sl.25 per
week.
Notice a change to-day in ID. How.
ard Htchcock's card. He announces
classes aud special lessons, besides
inviting visitors for Friday after.
moons.
Messrs. Kauhane. Kalua and IA.
baulelio, native delegates from the
other islands To the Constitutional
Convention, were strolling round IN
company to-day.
There will bc two baseball games
/ this week one on "Wednesday be.
tween the Crrscents aud lIawaiis
and another on saturday between
the Hawaiis and Crascents.
\ man who took suburdna," parts
IN the Daley engagements was put
OF the Australia on saturday. In
addition to his salary he wanted q
free passage To tho Coast aud he GO,
tin the neck.
Three babes were christen.d YES.
terday and grand luau was given
At kalihi in their honor. Their
names are Emil Ferdinand Sanford
klemmc, Sanford Kaala Markham
and Willie kunradt Bertfr
A platform has been built in the
7 Legislative hall, Judiciary building,
and the floor painted. Wires have
been Introduced for electric light
also, which looks as il night sessions
were anticipated at the Cunstitu.
tional Convention.
Tho principal Of the Kaupo Eug.
lish school, Maui, has been arrested
for aiding 10 the marriage Of four
teen yearold girl To u brother.in.
law. The case was committed for
jury trial at Waikiki aud the prison.
or Is out on 5000 bail.
This months Planters Monthly
contains much valuable information
about the running 81 sugar mills
and plantations, also about the cul.
iiva,ion Of tea, coffee, bananas, fibre
plants, etc. II is one Of the best
numbers issued in a long time.
TIL" attention Of the Baseball As
sociatiou is called TO the fact the
fence on the Eva side j. hornets
stronghold. A horse tied there Sat
urday afternoon had trying time
81 il until removed by "a gentleman
VINO was attracted by its frantic
efforts To get away.
Prof. Bradley will start his prupa.
rat"ry singing aud Theory class very
/ shortly, aS soon a. h." receives the
names Of few more young ladies
and gentlemen. Terms, - for three
months, Names may be left at the
office 0f this paper or at Mr.. Brad.
ley's residence, Kukui House; after
May 81, 81 Emma street
The Paradise Of the Pacific for
May is out. the first number from
/ the hando OF the new proprietors
; Frank 1 HIn,,S alitnr and L.