Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-11-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL

DdIu COI1CCIl oN hD1N"'N
this evening at 1880.
The Deputy Attorney General
returned from Maui yesterday.
The Wall, Nichols Company's
store will be open every evening
until Christmas.
There was big audience at the
matinee on Saturday in spite of
the bad weather.
G. A. Brown entertained the
members of the Frawley Company
at Eva yesterday.
Bishop Willis has returned
from Lahaina where he went to
ofliciate at wedding.
The arrival of the Mount Lee
Nbanon will end the scarcity of sec
ond grade flour, which has OBJ
tanned for some time past.
+ There will be meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions, at
the Central Union Church to-
morrow, Tuesday, at $50 p. m.
The new Inter Island steamship
may be looked for at any minute;
also the y. S. S. Alert. Both yes
sells will probably bring a mail.
The following scores were made
in the regimental shoot on Satur-
day for the Marlin rifle: Company
+. 405, b. 402, e. 1913, G. 3S9, ID.
1856.
Dress silks, novelties in worsted
dress goods, silk waist patterns,
new jets, collarettes and belts, are
now displayed at n. S. Sachs
store.
A man and two women were
initiated into the Christian church
by immersion last night. Pastor
Monroe preached sermon on
baptis m for the occasion.
Superintendent Brown visited
the Nuuanu reservoirs this morn
ing and found eleven feet of
water. When he returned from
the Coast there was barely six
inches.
Consul General Mills has set
tied the trouble with the unruly
sailor on the bark G. ID. Bryant
by shipping him off on the S. G.
Allen, Captain Lee is very glad to
get him off his hands.
Mrs. George T.. Boardman calls
the attention of the public to her
annual display of articles suitable
for holiday gifts, which is now
ready for inspection at her resi-.
dence, Lunalilo street.
The condition of the Palama
road is simply frightful. From
the Chinese theater to the hill it
is sea of mud, in places nearly
two feet deep. Who is response
BILE for this state of affairs?
Nearly $3.50 was collected for
the new diocesan fund at the Joint
service held at ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral last evening. The floral
decorations were beautiful and the
singing more than usually good.
The celebration Of Restoration
day by the Young Hawaiians In.
stitute on Saturday afternoon was
most successful affair. The
rooms were crowded all the after.
noon. j. M. Poepoe's address is
highly spoken Of.
The mules on the tramcar line
are sitter and lazier than usual
today. Upon being asked for the
reason one of the drivers said it
was because they had to carry
about ton of Palama mud in adj
dition to the usual loads.
Many people run away with the
idea that the Frawley season will
be the cause of poor holiday
trade. Retail merchants who
have been interviewed on the
matter say that the holiday trade
opens up better than ever before.
Wall, Nichols Co. are the sole
and exclusive agents for Finney's
Hawaiian Directory. A supply
was delivered to them today.
People on the other islands who
wish copy can secure one
promptly by addressing the above
firm. n
1t is reported that the bark
Gainsborough had 100000 in
surance - covering the vessel
from Htruck to keelsOnn as one