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Local and General Notes Roundup From Hawaii Bulletin
Chief Clerk Hassinger hopes to come out next week. Three Cabinet Ministers held an informal conference this morning. Attend the football game at Makiki rounds this afternoon with own team facing Pennsylvanias. Admission twenty five cents. The Imperial Chinese Consulate opens Monday morning at Mehrtens residence opposite Thomas square with hours 9 30 to 12 30 and 2 to 5. Old fashions in dress may be revived but no medicine can replace Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Benson Smith Co. Lieut Mostar acted provost marshal reported a twelve man patrol last night in town. No complaints, patrol returned to camp at 11 pm. Kickapoo tourists drew an audience of over 850 last evening. An accident during the performance demolished a seat causing loss of privileges and excitement among audience. Narrow exit deemed dangerous in stampede risk. Officers of Ay anil Ng presented. National Guard ball arrangements carried out with success. Drill Shed filled by 9, guests and residents. Dress rooms prepared, decorations notable. a 600 foot American flag at entrance. Palm fronds on walls. stage foliage. pieces of American flag from President Dole used. Dancing 9 to 2. Notable attendees included General King, Col Barber, Captain Tanasig, and guests from the Bennington. Alumni Association of Kamehameha School held a meeting at the principal’s house. taxed $15 for Alumni Clubhouse fund. Singing followed. No shop worn goods on merchants’ counters advertising in The Bulletin.