Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Band concert at Emma square
at 4.30 this afternoon.
The Australia took away nearly
10000 punches of bananas.
r. w. Glade and wife returned
to Kauai by the Keauhou yester-
day.
The April number of the Plan
ters' Monthly has been received
at this office.
DIR. A. Il. Nichols, the dentist,
has returned from very success
full business tour OF Kauai.
Chief Justice Judd will enter
tain the Hawaiian Society, Sons
of the American Revolution, and
their wives, at his Nuuanu street
home this evening.
The Board of Education had a
session yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of considering the
action of the Legislature on appro
priations for that department.
In 1880 the whole tonnage of
the British empire reached but
100000. Today the tonnage
register is over 100000 of steam
and nearly 100000 of sailing.
The BULLETIN is indebted to
DIR. Rodgers, secretary of the Odd
Fellows picnic committee, for per-
sonal invitations and other cour-
tesies in connection with the af-
fair.
Interpreter Doyle, stenographer
Marx and a humber of attorneys
returned from Hawaii yesterday
by the Hall. They have been at,
tending a session of the Circuit
Court.
At w. w. Dimond's are new
stocks in glassware that took
so well at the opening of the
store, together with a line of
novelties that are bound to take
equally we'll.
By the kindness of Theo. H.
Davies, large number of
the congregation and Sunday
Schools of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral are enjoying picnic at
Remond Grove today.
The special meeting Of the Ha-
waiian Jockey Club, advertised
for last. right, did not come off
owing to the absence of a quorum.
1t has been postponed till next
Tuesday at the same hour and
place.
There will be special services at
the Central Union Church tomor-
row evening in honor of the an
niversary of the battles of Lexing-
ton and Concord. Members of
the Hawaiian Society, Sons of the
Revolution, and officers IF the
warships will attend.
Any Odd Fellows in good stand
ing, whether members of local
lodges or visitors, who have not
received invitations to the ami
versary celebration on Saturday
next are requested to notify DIR.
Rodgers, the Secretary of the
Committee of Arrangements.
The Committee of Arrangement
for the Odd Fellows picnic on
Saturday, April 25th, are L. L..
La Pierre, chairman; A. X. Weir,
w. @. Parke, l.. w. Hough, j. j..
Locker, ID. p. Lawrence, @. j..
Fishel, j. l.. Dumas, j. G. Loren
zen and @. L. Rodgers, M. d.,
secretary.
The new billiard and pool
tables for the Hawaiian Hotel
have arrived and have been placed
in position. Two of the tables are
for billiards and two for 15-ball
pool. They have been placed diff
ferently from the old ones. and
lovers of the game are sure of a
good lively table. n
The j. Il. Waterhouse stores on
Queen street have issued a circu-
lar to their patrons and the pub
lie, announcing new stocks as
constantly arriving and inviting
inter island correspondence. The
business is wholesale and retail.
Mr.. Jordan's purchase of the Fort
street store on his own account is
also announced.
A Hilo correspondent reports
that Judge Austin's eyesight is
failing him materially, Judge
Austin has served ON the bench
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