Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-07
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holds a session this evening ut
1880 in Foster hall.
Large quantities of saki have
been shipped to island ports this
week.
More Chinese contract laborers
are expected by the banks Lima
and Velocity shortly.
Rates of the European restau-
rant, which serves fowl twice a
week, are given elsewhere.
Bishop Willis will hold special
services at the Cathedral on
Thanksgiving day, November
18th, at IL a. m.
The horrible condition of the
street crossings this morning pro-
voked much uufavorable com
ment.
An account of some strange
Chinese ceremonials which took
place yesterday morning app, ars
in another column.
The usual sea of mud which
follows rain was painfully appar-
ent i'll the vicinity of Wilder g.
Co.'S corner this morning.
Many Chinese are likely to
leave by the 5. S. Aslouu, due
week from tomorrow, providing
she offer cut rates as before.
Detective KAPPA is entitled to
! praise fDr the quick manner in
which he discovered the girl who
cheated Rev. Mr.. Macintosh out
Of IS.
At noon on Saturday James F.
Morgan will hold Il sale Of CARR
ages, that can now be seen at the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co.
The contestants in Saturdays
bicycle race can all do the ten
miles in from 25 to % minutes,
barring accidents. The winner is
expected to lower the record.
Harold Sharp. who broke one
OF his ribs while working in front
of Lewis d Co.'S, is able to be
about again under the care of DR..
}. 5. McGrew.
| The Second Congregation of ST.
Andrews Cathedral will soon be
called on to fill the vacancy of
church warden, caused by the
death of Captain Mist.
Arthur Harrison will commence
work in earnest next week on his
contract for the excavations and
foundations Of the new Castl- e.
Cooke building He has until
the 10th Of December to com
plete it.
The Synod of the Anglican
Church In Hawaii meets in bien-
NAL session on the 10Th at st.
Andrews Cathedral. On the
evening of that day there will be
special "Intercession" services.
Bonds of Chinese on six months
residence permits who left by the
>. S. China were cancelled to the
number of 275. There are several
applications on file for extension
of time, which the Minister of
Foreign Affairs will consider.
The choir Of Kawaiahao church
has a special meeting tonight for
practice in connection with the
musical portion of the opening
services at the church next Sun
day. Professor Berger is helping
the choir and will lead it tonight.
One hundred and thirty Chinese
and japanese who came on the
Coptic, are at Quarantine Island.
OF these about sixty are contract
laborers, but twenty-eight of them
refuse to sign the contract here,
claiming to have been misled by
the agents who shipped them.
A three-year-old native child
was found wandering alone on
Nuuanu street yesterday by
Chinese police officer and taken
to the Police Station. 1t was
subsequently restored to its pa
rents who live on Kekaullke
street.
While changing the telephone
wires on Punchbowl street yester-
day three of the poles fell to the
ground. One of the workmen, who
was in the act of descending one