Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Oahu Lodge, X. of p, meets
tonight with work in the first de-
gree.
The luau at the Maternity Home
will be the great event for Satur-
day week.
Concert at the Hawaiian hotel
by the government band this
evening.
Ten physicians we're at the sec.
ond meeting of the Medical Asso-
citation last night.
There are seventeen quinine
factories in the world, and six Of
these are in Germany.
The charge of cruelty to ami
mails against Manuel Perry has
been nolle pros'd by the Marshal.
Since 1870 Victoria. Australia,
has voted more than G100, 900 for
the destruction of rabbits.
The Frawley Company are in
San Francisco and will open in
"The Fatal Gard" shortly.
Minister King and Superin-
tendent howell had left Hilo for
Hamakua when the Kinau sailed.
Annual meeting of the British
Benevolent Society at the Airing.
ton hotel on Monday next at 8
p. m.
g. d. Pringle has accepted the
position of principal Of the Kahu-
ku school, rendered him two weeks
since.
In the police court this morn
ing Nap Hoy and All Kong were
fined $50 each for opium in pos
session.
Among the lepers sent to the
settlement by the steamer Lehua
few days since was man So
years old.
Chief Officer F. w. Hart of the
Mariposa was married in Sydney
on the 9th. His bride is with him
on this trip.
Mrs. Stevenson, mother of the
late Robert Louis Stevenson, died
in Edinburgh, Scotland, on May
IA of pneumonia.
Trees can be poisoned as easily
as animals, all that is necessary
being the injection of little
arsenic in a hole bored into the
tree.
W.A.Henshall has leased the re-
sidence on the corner of Keeaumo-
ku and King streets for two years,
and will occupy it after his mar
riage to Miss Along.
The Mariposa got away shortly
after noon, but the Aorangi was
detained till about 3 o'clock. She
was delay ed by some minor acct
dents to her machinery.
George Pail, under arrest for
deserving the contract service OF
the Eleele plantation, settled up
matters with Judge de la Vergne
today by paying costs and agree.
ing to return to work.
Judge de la Vergne sentenced
All Wal to three months in jail
this morning for writing out che
ia tickets. When the officers ar
rested him he put the tickets in
his mouth and started to swallow
them. He was choked into giving
them up before he succeeded.
All entries for the oratorical
contest, under the auspices Of the
Sons of the American Revolution,
must be made by June z to Rev.
d. P. Brine. A number have
already sent in their names. June
IL is the day set for the contest
and the Y. M. G. A. hall the
place.
The trustees Of the estate of j.
w. Austin have decided to the
Minister of the Interior, in ex-
change, lot d, being portion OF
kuleana 80 on King street. On
its part the Government deeds to
the Austin estate lots II, F and G,
and accepts 1852 to square the
differences in value.
A prominent white tailor said
this morning that he would moi
bid on the tenders for making
uniforms for the National Guard
and he did not think any other
white tailors would. He claimed
that as the government had gone
into the business of buying the
cloth, trimmings, ornaments and
braid to be used, it might as we'll
hire Chinese to do the rest of the