The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

W +. Rowell has lost his Arab
steed.
Ii. p. Baldwin and W. II. Corn.
well have returned to Maui.
Handicraft says G. Baker has his
nose broken playing baseball.
A special meeting of the Sailors
Home trustees is called for Saturday
at 10 a. m.
Rudolph Spreckels had gone to
Maui, He was accompanied by his
two chums.
With the aid OF Champion men. it
is expected To have a scratch mate
OF cricket Saturday afternoon.
Two notices OF postponed mort
gage sales, with Jas. +. Morgan as
the auctioneer, appear to-day.
The Harmony singing club will
meet this evening at the Pacific
Saloon for their weekly practice.
Mr.. Moreno the barber is ut the
Queen street shaving parlors, adj
joining Hustace n Co.'S office. Give
him call.
Mrs. ID. p. Lawrence aud child
and Mrs. q. Turner aud child left
on he barkeniine W. II. Dimond
to day for San Francisco.
A panorama OF Honolulu in oil
from the brush Of the late X. e..
BarnIield IL on exhibition at tho
Pacific Hardware Co.'S store.
The barkentine ". II. Dimond
took a mail consisting of ~ letters
and &9l papers, and q cargo valued
AZ Sl5.O51 for the Coast to day.
Owners Of racing stock should not
fail to take heed to the announce.
mont regarding the lltb Of juno
made by the California Feed Com.
pany.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for April has four pages Of editorial
and local notes, besides q goOdly as.
sprtment Of church news fro other
countries.
An entertainment will be z ven at
the Opera House next Saturday
week by the minstrel troupe uf Il.
VI. :. Champion IN all " the British
Benevolent Society.
An auction sale Of unclaimed Nor
chaudiso at the Custom House will
10 held 10y Jas. +. Morgan nt his
salcsroom next Friday At Ia o'clock
! Bargains arc inevitable.
The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
meet at the Pacific Club this even
ing, when a full attendance is ~
qucsted. 4 good program j. expect
ell To be- ratified by the meeting.
Tho regular police have received
instructions that they cannot make
n rai'i, unless accompanied by q
captain ar lieutenant, aud cunsr,
quen,ly think they are handicapped
Handicraft, printed at the Kane
hamcha School. il ont for March
after skipping February. II is q
tiptop number. but. for a schou
production, IL has no eXcu-. IL
sp Hing the word privilege" wrrnp
three times in one paragraph.
\ great variety Of table aud mrdi
cinnl waters Is Tor sale by tn. HDl
lister Drug Co. Among others !,
the celebrated sauor brunncn. which
has attained gr"a, popularity here
The wonderful curative waters
advert ised IN tho leading periodical,
abroad are in stock.
Up till few minutes To = n'clocl
this afternoon til" number of voter,
registered was 1i3. Sc,eral va, i've,
were registering when our reporter
called. There wcro 300 aud od,
voters on the register AT last genera
election. DR.. itndgrrs says there ar,
100 otherwise eligible for rrgistr,
who have not paid their taxes.
II j. expected that from 100 To ~
Chinese will take out return permit
for departure by the :. =. China ol
Monday. Chinese ar. afr.id tha
more stringent law will he pass,
against them here. Besides q goo,
opportunity now oilers them Il
home for employment in the d"veI
opmeut OF vari0us milss. W. Hurac
Wright, clerk Of the Chinese burea,
in the Foreign Office, is wrrstlin!
with some new points that hav
arisen for settlement with regard I,
return and Residence permits.