Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-12-24
LOCAL And GENERAL.

A. f. Knudsen is here from
Kauai.
Good things for Xmas at the
Home Bakery.
Beautiful Hawaiian silk flags
rs cents each. Golden Rule Ba-
Zaar.
There will be no paper issued
from this Office Christmas Mon
day, December 26.
The graphophcnes are instruc
tive and entertaining. They are at
all times in season.
Miss Swickard has returned
from Maui where she has been
spending couple of months.
Camara & Co. have the thanks
of the BULLETIN boys for a hand
some Christmas remembrance.
Graphopbones at the Oceanic
Gas and Electric Co., liz dotel
street. Call and examine them,
The Golden Rule Bazaar is sell
ing dolls dressed, from 10 cents to
% cents. Sold by others % to 40
cents.
Herr Nolte RECALLED the patrons
of the Beaver lunch rooms with
roast turkey stuffed and cranber-
ry sauce at noon.
The Makalapua dancing club
will give a social to members and
friends at its hall back Of Kawaia-
hao church this evening.
No band concert in Emma
square this afternoon. Christmas
concert on Makee Island at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Two native boys, charged with
stealing newspapers, we're severely
reprimanded aud discharged by
Judge Wilcox this MOI ming.
H. Il. Walker of the Masonic
Temple Cyclery has a handsome
lines of boys and girls bicycles,
standard make, which he is selling
for S25 a piece.
Misses j. McLain, Scott, A.
Blackstad and Finckler, four
school teachers from Kauai, came
on the Mikahala to spend the
holidays with relatives aud friends
here.
TheiHawaiiap Hotel hack stand
is splerdidly equipped establish
ment. 1t has courteous drivers,
fine horses and rubber tire, volup-
tuous vehicles. Ring up telephone
No. 80.
j. s. Smithies, one of the earli-
est surviving inhabitants of Ho-
nolulu, has taken a Christmas re-
spite from his onerous official
duties at MahukoDa, to visit
members of his family in Homo
lulu.
Strangers in the city who wish
to hear Hawaiian music, should
not fell to be present at the con-
cert of the Hawaiian Choral Club
at the Opera house on the evening
of December 81. A fine program
is in store.
Before packing, a grand after
Christmas sale of Mihran's ele'
CANT Tu' kish and Persian rugs
will be held. The sale will take
place on Thursday, December 20
at 10 a. m. and 7. p. m. James f
Morgan will officiate as auction,
eer. See Morgsn's Auction Sales
page 8.
| M. McInerny has most sttrac-
ton window, displaying a wealth
of neckties in which all tastes Cal
be most satisfactorily sppeased. A
handsome figure of a boy attiret
in navy white duck suit hsi
thrown carelessly over his arm {
number OF neck scsrfs. The entire
window is arranged in the lattes
| styles of the goods, the differen
colors making a pleasing picture
The bandsomest program evel
seen in old or New Honolulu hal
just been issued by the BULLETIs
Job Printing Company. 1t is 70,
the Hawaiian Concert, for Hawaii
an benefit, to be given by the Ha,
waiian Choral Union on Tuesday
evening at the Opera House. The
program comprises eight pages
and contains, besides the features
OF the evening, an artistic display
OF advertisements of many OF The
leading business firms in New
Honolulu. See the program at the
concert Tuesday evening.
James f. Morgan is truly the
Patron of Children. For the next