The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Dunbar's Directory of Honolulu
will be out shortly.
Jailor Osmer is again on day duty
at the Police Station.
The mail for the Colonies per S.
5. Arawa will close at , o'clock.
The BULLETIN is indebted to Purscr
Roe OF the $. 5. Arawa for favors.
About thirty laborers began work
on the track at Kapiolani Park yes
terday.
Dan Lyons dancing class for gen
tlemen will be held this evening at
7 o'clock.
The p. q. baud played on the
Executive building grounds this
morning.
Book beer two for a quarter at the
Pantheon is mentioned in a personal
ad. elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Bartlett re-
turned by he barkentine s. y. Cas-
tie this morning from the Coast.
There was battalion drill on
Palace Square yesterday evening.
Very few of the warriors turned out.
The Hawaiian Bureau of Inform.
alton will meet in the Chamber of
Commerce at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The Inspectors Of Election re.
ceiycd their commissions aud in-
structions only to-day. Tomorrow
week will be election day.
The twelve Portuguese who ar
rived on the 5. S. Australia were
taken to plantations on Hawaii by
the steamer Hawaii yesterday.
II is rumored that protest Of
other Powers against the United
States occupancy Of Pearl Harbor
has been fled in the Foreign Office.
Captain II. y. Lambert was a
passenger 10y the barkentine Mary
Winkelman to-day from the Coast
The captain comes for the benefit Of
his health.
There was one stowaway ON the
5 ;. Arawa 10 day. An effort is
being made tn land him here and
have him returned on the next boat,
to Vancouver, b. &.
The Planters Monthly for April
has much original matter pertaining
to the couutry's indust rics. rs well
as valuable selections from foreign
agricultural periodicals.
The Earl Of Kintorc is passen.
ger on the :. S. Arawa On his way To
Adelaide. Major Crane is another
prominent passenger. III" IL from
New York bound /" Sydney.
Aiona was fined SO in the District
Court to-day for assisting aud
managing u chc In game He plead
ed not guilty tn. othar day. but
"i'hd-nw his appeal Tho ,''"dihS
The Central committee Of tn"
American Union Party has decided
not to Interfere with the nominal ion
OF 4. q. NJ. Robertson n candidate
to the convention from the third
district.
The baseball teams are practising
for the coming season, notwiths,and-
ing the threat Of the Kamrhamrha
nine to Withdraw If their proposal
for eighteen games be- not adopted
by the league.
The five stowaways who were re-
fused landing here on the last trip
Of the :. S. Arawa to Vancouver, T.
c., were put in "chokcy" at the last
place for fifteen days aud released
This was done unricr an old English
law.
4 full attendance Of Stockholders
Of the Hawaiian Tea and Coffee
Company is desired at the annual
Meeting tomorrow, a., besides tn,
election Of officers, proposal will
he submitted tn increase the capt. a
stock.
Pike, a young native, pleaded
guilty in the District Court to-day
to usiug obscene language at Moana
lua on Sunday last. He was sent,
enced TO pay fine Of - aud S3&
costs. 1t is said that swipes shop
are doing big sunday business il
that district.
Mons. Nzzavona, acting Frcucl
Commissioner, is going away for I
well.carned vacation Of six months
which he will spend in Paris aud
Corsica. He will be much missed il
Honolulu, whore his failing
courtesy aud geniality has won hin
many friends, Bon voyage,
JuDICIARY JOTTiNGS