The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

lO-InOTTOW Is uelu udy AT Oanu
College.
Diamond Head, 3p. M Weather
clear, wind light east.
The steamer Hawaii brought fifty
head of cattle from Honomu this
trip.
Three or four parrots may be seen
flying around the city every evening
about dusk.
Detective Larsen has added an
other to his long list of Chinese va
grants detected.
The Secretary of the American
League was on deck in the Council
chamber this afternoon.
A number Of tourists will leave
on the steamer kinau tomorrow
afternoon for the Volcano.
A musical entertainment is being
talked Of to take place in the near
future in the Opera House.
Renovation Of the judiciary build
ing interior Is going on, the aroma
of fresh paint filling the place to-
day.
New Japanese fancy goods and
ZANE, the best food for infants"
have been received at the Yokohama
Bazaar.
President Dole enjoyed a ride on
horseback at Makiki early this morn
ing. He wore knee breeches aud a
skull cap.
II. W. Severance, ex-Consul. Gen
eral of the United States, was a visi-
tor at the meeting Of Councils this
afternoon.
Register your name on the list Of
those going to- the Maternity Home
luau on Saturday next, or you will
miss treat.
No criminal cases were heard in
the District Court this morning.
Several cases Of non.payment Of
taxes were settled.
Since last report 30 voters have
registered for the constitutional CON
vention election, making the total
number at l:35 to day 1913.
Eight arrests OF natives were made
between yesterday aud this morning
for non-payment Of taxes. With the
exception Of three they all "dug up"
Lhe Japanese passengers by the
5. 5. Aikoku Maru from Japan were
released this afternoon. aud are
CHARTERED IN different lodging houses
in town.
The complimentary benefit to Mrs.
Kauhane aud II. kaouli will take
place Saturday evening. The box
plan will open tomorrow morning
at l.. j. Levey's.
Paintings of the Volcano of HI.
lauea in December Of last year and
its present condition have been
male by d. Howard Hitchcock.
They are beautifully executed.
II. ]. J. NJ. s. Naniwa left her an.
churage ~ naval row shortly before
noon to day. She is bound home,
being relieved by the late arrival of
her sister ship, tho Takachiho.
A number of the police were sub.
jected to vaccination yesterday
Some refused point blank To be vac.
cinated, having undergone the oper.
alton years ago, and think that suili.
cient.
Aukai, twelve.year.oid boy, was
found guilty Of larceny in the third
degree yesterday in the District
Court and sentenced to eight months
in the Reformatory school. Ho stole
S;5G 80 from a japanese woman.
The sale Of Mcronesian and Ha.
waiian curios at l.. j. Levey's auc-
ton room to'day was largely attend
ell and fairly good prices were
realized. A majority Of the pur-
chasers were tourists, their hobby
being the peacock leis, which went
very cheap.
The following descrtcrs, all able
seamcn, were reported to the police
this morning 10y Captain N"wall of
the Hawsiian bark Helen Brewer:
Murphy, Lawl.r, John McLain. Geo.
Smith, Allen Ma,sen and Whitelaw.
A reward Of SO each is Offered Tor
their return to the ship.
The board OF management Of the
Hawaiian Cricket club will meet IN
the Arlington annex, King street, at
7:30 o'clock this evening, for the
purpose OF discussing tho formation
Of lawn tennis club in con junction
with the cricket club. All those in,
terested in lawn tennis are Invited
To be present
Besides tho usual supply Of in.
formation regarding tropical agri,
culture, the Planters Monthly fol
March gives eight pages OF Facts
concerning the Hawaiian or Sand
witch Islands, intended for reply
to many letters received by many
residents from people abroad asking
for information.