The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Two che Ia gamesters were arrest
cd to-day by the police.
Diamond Head, II m.-Weather
cloudy, wind high southwest.
Lodge lie Progress will have work
in the second degree this evening.
Admiral and Mrs. Irwin we're sere-
naded last night by the Kalama glee
club.
All Chew was arrested last night
for selling lichee nuts filed with
opium.
The question about town is, evil
D. b. Smith get in the Councils"
Pela paha.
The Honolulu skating rink will
open this evening at the Bereta nia
street armory.
Mr.. Bowen will lead the meeting
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow night
at $50 o'clock.
Tailor Low has been discharged
on a charge of assault and battery
on a prison luna.
One OF the boats from the steamer
Kilauea Hou was swamped at Homo
mu, Hawaii, this trip.
The American League met yester-
day evening. The Annexation Club
will meet this evening.
Over 700 dog tax receipts were is
sued by Deputy Collector Weedon
by ID o'clock this morning.
The moonlight excursion on the
Oahu Railway will take place on
Monday evening. Don't miss it.
Apoliceman and Chinese prisoner
were brought to town by the steam
or Mokolii from Molokai this morn
ing.
The annual meeting of the Hoo.
ulu Lahui Society will be- held at the
Kapiolani Maternity Home at 2 p.
m. Monday.
The p. @. band played at Thomas
Square yesterday evening. This
afternoon the same band plays at
Emma Square.
Six lepers were brought from Hilo
on the steamer Kilauea Huu this
morning. They were taken to the
kalihi Receiving Station.
A Cbinaman was fined 500 for
distilling liquor on Molokai lately.
He was brought to town this morn
ing to work on Honolulu road.
The entertainment at the Opera
House this evening complimentary
to W. b. Ash will be largely attend.
ed. Come early and avoid the rush.
Sugar is reported as plentiful on
Kauai and the inter. island fleet has
all the workjt can do. Tho Mika.
hala will make two trips next week,
The Sutherland divorce suit will
come up in the Circuit Court ON
Monday. Witnesses were subpoena.
ed and ordered to appear at IL
o'clock.
The proving of the will of Ono
luke and the application OF tn,
widow for letters testamentary will
he heard in the Circuit Court on
Monday.
A sample Of a Sicily lemon which
looks like citron is on exhibition il
the Hawaiian News Co.'S store. II
was grown by Mr.. Knudsen at Wal
ava, Kauai.
w. II. Rice, OF Kauai, is in posses
sion OF the spars, anchors and chair
OF the Inflated steamer G. X. Bishop
Mr.. Rice expected to safely land tn,
donkey-winch to-day.
Members OF tho SchuetZen Clul
have requested the BULLETIN To stat
that the Star fabricates when il say
that Hans n. Castle has been nomi
mated as president OF that club b.
the Marshal.
Kahuku, the other side OF thi
island, did not escape the late heav,
rainstorm. On Thursday the Shove
was so great that the track to tn
mill was submerged aud a locomo
tive was derailed.
A splendid lot Of new goods ha
been received by the Oceanic at tn
Yokohama Bazaar, corner Hotel an
/, Nuuanu streets. The partial list j
this paper is attractive, but tn
goods themselves should be seen.
New goods arrived by the ocean,
: will be opened at the Dai hippo
store, Arlington block, Hotel stree
; on Monday. Particulars will h
= given later. In the meantime tn
public are cordially invited to tn
; opening.
! Officers OF the Honolulu Iro
Works for the ensuing year ha,
been elected as follows: Presiden
4 Theo. ii. Davies; Vice President, |
NJ. Swanzy; Treasurer, w. II. Bair,
Secretary, +. w. Holdsworth; Aud
o tor, T. X. Keyworth
D. There will DO mass meeting
! Portuguese at 2 o'clock to-morro
Sunday afternoon at the drill she,
(, Palace walk. j. NJ. Vivas will az
dress the assemblage on some dan
mysterious subject or other. TT
better the day, the better the dee
John Mahuka, captain of Il
% champion Kapiolani crew, has r
ceived another challenge from Il
= Kaunakakai crew for race at Mol
kai ON June IL nNnr a fnur. mi