Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-16
W. Fl. Hogs is home again.

Inc lime IS not on time this
week. 1t will be out on Monday.
W. II. Cornweli is over from
Mauai, having arrived on the
Kinau.
Tho kinau brought over four
teen crates Of Thanksgiving tur-
keys.
The band will give the usual
concert at Emma square this
afternoon.
Port Surveyor j. NJ. Jones of
Hilo is in the city on business
and will return on the next trip of
the Kinau.
Kona oranges are plentiful.
What is the matter with shipping
a few to the Coast before the
Southern California crop ripens7
Manager Finney of the Bull
LETIN is home again after sue.
cessfnl business trip to the big
island in the interest of his paper.
Brother Bonventura, who is
known from one end of the island
OF Hawaii to the other, is in the
city; also Fathers Oliver and Paul.
J. AleZ. Lyle, former captain of
the Myrtle Boat Club, returned
home by the Australia from
long visit to the East.
Rev. S. l.. Desha of Hawaii
came over on the Kinau and will
participate in the opening services
at Kawaiahao church tomorrow
morning.
Monseigneur Gulstau Ropert
was the most distinguished arrival
on today's steamer. He was &C.
companied by u number of Catho-
lie priests and nuns.
Among the Catholic clergy Who
came on the Australia was Rev.
Father Ramphia De Veuster, who
is brother of the lamented Father
Damien.
Professor Berger and his band
gave the promised concert at the
hotel last night but the attend
ance was limited owing, perhaps,
to the non-arrival of the Austria
liza.
1t is learned that the late James
|. Dowsett, Jr., left an estate for
the benefit of his two little child
rem in the shape of two policies
of insurance amounting in the
aggregate to SIS, 900.
Lewis & Co., the well and favor
rably known Fort street grocers,
have an artistic double column
card in this issue. They are food
specialists and their store is a
model grocery.
DR.. Tucker has taken the house
on corner of Nuuanu and School
street recently occupied by Mr..
Henry Waterhouse as his temper
airy Office, and until suitable Of
flee can be found centrally located
will be at his residence.
The subject Of discourse by
Rev. Ii. w. Peck, at the Metho-
dist church tomorrow at IL O. clock
will be, Conditions of Saliva
ton" The 7:36 service will be
withdrawn to enable pastor and |
people to attend the Y. NJ. C. A.
service led by Mr.. Yatman.
Judge Kahaulelio, District Ma
gistrate OF Lahaina, Maui, is in
town having come down to testify
as a witness in the mortgage fore
closure case between Bishop q
Company and the Gibson Estate.
Judge Kahaulelio accompanied
the Chief Justice on an excursion
trip to Waianae this morning.
A handsome silver cup, pre-
scented by Queen Dowager Kapio-
lani to the winner of the minia-
ture yacht race, is on exhibition
in a window of the Hawaiian News
Company. The race took place
this forenoon in honor of the late
King Kalakaua's birthday.
Ed. Mossman and A. G. M. Ro. |
bertson will act as judges in the
Athletic Associations road race
this afternoon, P. F. Pfeiffer and |
Frank kueger will keep the correct |
time and Tom Wright and Louis
Singer will act as starters. Dave |
Crozier is clerk of the course,
Ihe handicanninn haa -