Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL
20. III drills this evening.


were all crowded yesterday. |
f. A. Schaefer returned on the
Iwalani yesterday morning.
There we're no arrests made be-
tween $50 Sunday morning and
noon today.
DIR. McKibbin and Professor
Maxwell returned yesterday from
a trip to Maui.
A. Cunha will play ball
throughout the season, as he will
remain here about year.
The Miowera brought fresh
supply of the popular Seattle
beer for the Criterion Saloon.
j. +. Morgan will hold mort
gagee's sale of land situated at
Waikiki at noon on Wednesday.
Senator Rice and Attorney Ro-
bertson were among the arrivals
from the Garden Isle yesterday.
Thomas Mott calls for claims
against him on account of work
for Mrs. VIM. FL. Smith by the
25th inst.
The band will play at Emma
square tomorrow night, being en-
gagged for the Atkinson Wilder
wedding tonight.
According to the London Min
ing Journal, Nova Scotia produces
about 100000 worth of gold an
nually from her mines.
Chester Doyle can't go to the
wedding tonight, as he had to
leave on the afternoon train for
Waianae on government business.
The Hawaiian hotel was throng-
ed all Of Saturday evening with
those attracted by the special din
ner and dance, with music by the
Hawaiian Club.
Captain Robert Parker and
family went to their fishing resort
beyond Koko Head in the steamer
Kaena this morning for weeks
vacation.
The wedding of Sam. G. Wilder
and Miss Atkinson is the sole
happening in society circles this
evening. 1t will be the event of
the year.
Thanks are due to Mr.. Ueta, of
the Yokohama Specie Bank, for
copies of the London Mining
journal, Capital of Calcutta and
the Mining World of London.
w. w. Dimond in this issue
gives some predictions on the out
come of the presidential contest,
and offers aluminium and agate
wares at prices never before ina
gined.
Yesterdays band concert at
Makee Island drew out the usual
big attendance, and more COM
Portable benches placed in the
shade would have been appre-
ciated.
There is some talk of Castle q
Cooke tearing down their pres
ent store building on the corner
of King and Bethel streets and
replacing it by a handsome
modern structure.
AS the BULLETIN goes to press
there are signs Of big fire on the
Manoa summit, the whole of
which is enveloped in smoke.
The nearest telephone is at John
Kidwell's house, but efforts to
reach him by telephone failed.
The roads in the vicinity of the
residences of James Lyle and
John +. Scott on the Punchbowl
slope need immediate attention.
At Mr.. Lyle's place the road has
been cut up so that it is covered
with about six inches of fine dust.
A party of ladies and gentle
men from the passengers on the
City of Picking visited Long
Branch baths Saturday afternoon.
They were much interested in
Colonel Sherwood's menagerie or
"happy family" By the way
some of the looking gold
fish of Japan have died, but two
survive and appear to be healthy.
The Montreal Witness of June
81 publishes, from its Honolulu
correspondent, the account of the
expedition to the summit of Maui
ma Loa, on the occasion of the re-
cent eruption of Mokuaweoweo,
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