Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-04-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Time for receiving tenders for
the Pail road has been extended
to II noon on Monday.
More Punchbowl lots will be
sold at auction by the Minister of
the Interior on the 25th OF May.
ING Kan was convicted Of
assaulting another Chinaman and
fined So and 50 costs by Judge de
la Vergne.
! The Board of Health will hold
the regular weekly meeting this
= afternoon, with President W. y.
, Smith in the chair.
Company b. broke the ice last
night and celebrated the re-elec-
ton of Captain Oscar White in
the olden fashion before ice cream
was invented.
81 am indebted to you for an
evening of intellectual fun" ID
John Ruskin's personal commen-
dation of Frank Lincoln, who will
appear in Honolulu next week.
Deputy Attorney General Il. p.
Dole has received q handsome
album of views, with descriptive
reading matter, OF the city of
Boston, the"Hub Of the Universe"
II is expected that all British
residents will rally at the Airing
ton this evening, to take steps for
celebrating fifty one Of the most
notable events in the history OF
their nation.
1t is said there is a petition be
ing quietly circulated asking that
@. II. Dickey, the tax assessor OF
Maui and chairman Of the Road
Board, he appointed police Judge
Of Honolulu
Wray Taylor, secretary of tie
Board of Immigration, goes to
Kauai by the steamer Mikahala
tonight to investigate the Chinese
labor troubles at Lihue. He will
return on Sunday.
Admiral Beardslee and staff and
Captain Cotton of the L. s. flag
ship Philadelphia were introduced
TO the President and Cabinet this
forenoon by Consul General
Ellis Mills as acting Minister.
Senator McCandless went over
to Haiku last night to make ar
engagements for boring a number
of wells on the Baldwin plsnta-
ton. Mr.. McCsndless expected
to be able to return ON Sunday.
The Vaidis Twin Sisters are
due by the Alameda from the
Colonies next wank, not bv the
Australia from San Francisco as
previously stated. They are to
leave for the Coast by the Austria
liza.
Minister King has given the
necessary orders for a survey OF
Halekauwila street, near the Sail
ors' Hone. The street is to be
opened and graded to give access
to waterfront lots lately advertised
for lease by the government.
Albert Christian had saddle
stolen from him about two month;
ago. This morning he recogniz
ed 1t in the possession oI natISt
and the latter will have to explain
to Judge de la Vergne how Ia,
came by it.
The Government has refused tc
allow stands to be erected in tb,
public parks of London for th'
Queens diamond jubilee process
sion. An offer of $4,000 wal
made for permission to erect ,
stand in the Greek Park, facing
Piccadiily.
Dry goods we're never sold in
Honolulu at a discount on origina
cos. IDe eEtirs stock d. ih'
Temple of Fashion is offered Al
rs per cent below first cost. Ii
order to close out this means dry
goods so per cent cheaper than yor
pay elsewhere.
The second trial Of John Radir
on the charge of having opium in
possession terminated in tht
police court yesterday afternoon
with finding of guilty. Judge
de Ia Vergne imposed fine o
$3.50 and costs. Attorney
Robertson and Ballou at once
filed the necessary appeal papers