The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

where.
About 100 acres Of land is wanted
for hog ranch.
The steamer Kinau brought no
sugar agai" this trip.
The z. q. band plays at Emma
Square this afternoon.
The Athletic Association met last
night and elected officers.
Only three have registered at the
Leper Settlement. One Of these is
DR.. Oliver.
DIR. Goto will leave on the steamer
, Mokolii on Monday for the Leper
Settlement.
Ten dollars q month will get you
a fine Cleveland bicycle. He. Walk
or is the agent.
Two natives attended the meeting
OF the first district, first precinct.
yesterday evening.
Mirth, music and the pranks of
the bad boy will crowd the Opera
House this afternoon.
A large number of tourists re-.
turned from the Volcano by the
steamer Kinau to-day.
Hon. &. y. Berger leaves To day
for an extended visit to Germany.
Good luck aud safe return.
BARLEY Campbell's Galley Slave
will be the initial performance Of
the Daley Company's third week.
THE Shadows of a Great City"
will be depicted at the bpera House
by the Daley Stock Co. this even
ing.
Shadows of a Great City" will
have a large audience tonight. The
revolving prison will be novel
scenic effect
Lewis j. Leyey will dispose Of two
lots at kapiolani Park. the proper.
~ Of II. +. Poor. AT his salesroon at
noon Monday.
The beautiful society play
"Queena" will bring out the ladies
next Thursday, as Miss Nanuary will
essay the title role.
Twenty-six have registered on the
island Of Molokai. Nearly all are
government employees. The list in.
cludes six foreigners.
j. +. Morgan will sell the house.
hold furniturc Of Mrs. Burnheimcr
1t the residence, Fort street. q. 10
o'clock Monday morning.
A drummer from the =. q. gurr,ls
is playing the kettle drum in the q.
u. band to-day. Jack lCf; on the :.
;. Australia for tue Coaat.
A tramcar capsiz"d and landed in
a ditch beyond Hopkins switch on
Thursday night. Two Chinese pas
sengers and the driver jumped oil in
time to save themselves
The Chinese rrolcrtiv" uuiun will
meet this .vcu,uv - ARGUE nu an-
other c!au" OF tuoir by laws. rhv
union has enrolled Que Thousand
members.
The illustrated lecture GA "Merriu
England" by Mrs. Gau- 1t Hawai-
ahao Church yesterday evening. was
poorly pat ronized, but til" lectur.
and illustrations were among III"
! best ever given herr,
Daddy" faced the District Magis.
trate the other day. Rrcollrct lons
Of old days when the man on the
bench was zone Of the boys" pas ed
wildly through Daddy" mind.
But he was fined all the same for
playing cards.
II. 4. Giles left on tn. ;. ;. Aus
tralia to-day for the Coast. He was
given a surprise At the Myrtle boat
house by his comrades on Wednes
day evening, Dancing, muse, aud
refreshments We're tn. order Of III.
evening. Henry many friends wish
him bon voyage.
A dash Of dramatic criticism be-
gins the weekly treatise Of the Ha.
waiian Hardware Company. Then
follows an int"rlude on ra, traps,
with symphony on sewing ina
chimes succeeding, The audience
breaks up when Hsniry's breakers
come on the stage, 10 make way for
"A meeting Of the Planters Company
Messrs. J. J. Bennett Of New York,
". II. Irvine aud Hon. A. h. Emory
Of Utah, returned yesterday from q
trip around the Island. They re-
port an excellent time and are loud
IN their praises of the buundless
hospitality extended to them by the
planters wherever they stopped.
They secured large number Of
curios Tor friends III the States. Mr..
Emery is prominent man in
Utah. He expects Ia return with
his family next year.