Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-11
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Deputy Marshal Hitchcock will
take the Kinau from Molokai to
Hilo-
There will likely be a meeting
of the Commissioners OF Public
Instruction tomorrow.
w P. Whitley left 10 the Kinau
for Hilo this morning to attend to
some business matters.
The prize cup for the four oar
shell championship race oD Sep
TENDER 10 is on view in the Pacific
Hardware Co.'S window.
The case of Solomon, native
charged with trying to conceal
girl afflicted with leprosy, is on in
the Police Court this afternoon.
Reports from the new Lanai
plantation continue to be very
favorable. The new cane lie grow
ing rapidly with first class devel-
opment.
Holders of Government bonds
will find in this issue an import.
ant notice on the payment OF
bonds made by the Minister Of
FinaDce.
At meeting of the Honolulu
Sailors Home Society this morn
ing reports were read and filed
and other matters of business were
attended to.
Mrs. @. l.. Carter, her brother
Il. Scott and Major Davis, former
ly surgeon in charge at the mill.
tsry hospital, left for the Volcano
in the Kinau this forenoon.
There will be cricket practice at
the home of the British Commits
sioner this afternoon. There may
be a match on Saturday but ar
rangements have not been made
yet.
The members of the Chamber
of Commerce came together this
morning but as President Ather
ton was i'll and vice. president
Walker away, there was no meet
ing.
Master Willie Haskell, son of
Mrs. Haskell of Minneapolis, who
is now at the Hawaiian hotel, fell
from a chair last evening and
broke one of the bones of his
wrist.
The City Repair Shop, lis Ho-
tel street, are now renting new
1898 Cleveland bicycles and re-
pair all classes Of wheels prompt
Il ly and satisfactorily. See New
Today on page 8.
| Among the passengers who lef,
for Kauai in the W. q. Hall yes
terday were the following: A. b
Camp, Miss Finckler, G. 3. Hot
gard, DIR. Walters, w. w. Need
ham and o. E. Wall.
| Nothing decisive was done a,
i the regular meeting of the Execu
II tive Council this morning. Attor-
i ney General Smith was absent
II watching the Governments inter
i est in the wharf controversy be.
II fore the Supreme Court.
II Among the departures for Maui
II and Hawaii ports in the Kipau
II this morning were the following
II I h Keyworth, Theo Wolff, Judge
II Stanley, Judge Perry, L B Nut
II ting, Mrs NJ X Nakuipa, j G
II Rothwell A w Carter, Paul Isen
Il berg, d B Smith, W A Wall and
II Captain Josselyn.
II The wooden fence that hat
II since the beginning of the worl
II on the Judd building, been around
that structure, is being removed.
II The beauty of the building car
II now be seen and people have beer
II standing on the street corners
Il near by at various times during
Il the day taking in the sight.
II Another break occurred in the
II chain of the marine railway yes
II terday while the Claudine was be-
II ing hauled up. A chain had been
II shackled on the hauling chair
II against such an accident, and the
cradle with its burden was check
ed before it had run many feet
| When the bresk happened thu
II Claudine had come out of watel
far enough to allow of the neces
sary work on her propeller. The
new chain for the railway is now
II on the way out from New York.