The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

lheOSOpny.
w. II. Cornwell has gone back to
Waikapu, Maui.
Don't miss seeing the wonderful
clock at the Arion hall.
Mrs. Bella Creighton has gone on
visit to her sister Mrs Ross. Of
Hakalau, Hawaii.
+. S. Dodge. tho Misses Lowrey
and Chamberlain left on the steamer
Kinau this afternoon.
The steamer KiIauea Hou reports
rough weather and plenty of rain
along the Hamakua coast.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell at auction
on March u. under authority of law,
one horse formerly the property of
w. G. Achi.
Leigh Irvine left on the steamer
Kinau this afternoon for the NOlca.
no. There were four others bound
for the fiery lake.
DR.. Twombly will lecture at Y. VI.
G. A. hall this evening on "Oricntal
Oddities" giving a humorous des-
cription OF the East.
The quarterly meeting of the
board of trustees OF the Queens
Hospital will be held ia the Cham
Der Of Commerce at 10 o'clock to.
morrow morning.
Among the Chinese passengers re-
turning home on the bark Galveston
to-day was an insane man. He was
brought to the wharf in hack and
was held by friends.
A benefit concert will be rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner by the
sold choir" at Kawaiahao church
next Thursday evening. Program
to appear next week.
Admiral Irwin and party left this
morning to survey Pearl harbor.
They will he absent about a week.
in the meantime being the guests of
&. \. Brown, at Waipio.
II is reported that a prominent
anncXationist had dream the other
night, and on the following day he
went to an elderly Hawaiian. and
asked him to interpret it.
Eight Chinese laborers took pas.
sage on the bark Galveston today
for Hongkong. Tho ten Chinese
who were refused to land were r..
turned on the same bark.
Nine Chinese wer" tried aud found
not guilty in tho District Court to.
day on a charge Of gambling. Cap.
tain Langley and posse could not
prove that any money changed
| hands.
BY the MaripoSa tho Honolulu
Cricket Club received playing i'm.
picments To replace those destroyed
by fire when the old Makiki Grand
stand was burned. The season will
begin on the 2ilh of this month.
Mr.. Fujii, Consul General for
Japan, will leave for Hawaii. 10 IN
spect the different plantations on
which his cOuntrymHn arr employed.
He will take passage on tn" Jap
aDese cruiser Naniwa un Sunday.
The steam whaior Navarch living
outside the harbor has taken suili.
cient water, aud will cruise off and
on until tho arrival al her first mate
from the Coast. He is expected on
tn" =, 5. Alameda on Thursday noxt .
a Japanes" was committed Ia the
Insane Asylum to-day by District
Magistrat" Robertson until the next
boat for Japan, whom his friends in.
tend shipping him home. lie lately
worked ON the Wainanalo plan,a
ton.
The benefit entertainment to IA.
ouli and the widow Of Kauhane has
been definitely set for March 81.
Prof. Berger has the management
The polio. will las unable IL partici.
pate, on account OF the prevailing
unsettled state Of affairs.
BY virtue uf a judicial decision l..
j. Levey will oirrr At auction at his
salesroom at noon tomorrow llND
shares Of capital stock in the Wal
kapu Sugar Co. Particulars regard
ing the sale may bo found in an adj
vertisemcnt in this issue.
Elder Clapp and J, NJ, Pocpoe, Ct
the Latter Day Saints, aud y. f.
Burgess, Of the Seventh Day Adven.
lists, wer. the centre Of q crowd Of
Interested listeners on the corner OF
Bethel and King streets this morn
ing. They held "a warm discussion
on the millennium and kindrcd sub,
j"cts.