Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-16
LOCAL And GENERAL,

PAINT.
G. Bolte and A. Haneberg came
from Maui on the steamer Maui
Sunday.
Geo. w. G. Jones was about
town this morning after an illness
of some days.
White girl wants position s
houseworker. See WANT col
umn this issue.
Combined Chinese and Americ-
an show at the new Chinese theatre
tomorrow night.
Col. John Richardson Of Wal
luku has received a license to
practice in all the courts of Ha-
waii.
The Claudine has been thor
oughly cleaned and will sail on
her regular route tomorrow after
noon.
The Hawaiian Relief Society
will hold their annual meeting at
10 a. m. tomorrow at Mrs. S. c..
Aliens residence.
Chun Chez has a notice in to-
days BULLETIN announcing that
he has bought the crops, ETC., Of
Yong Choy at Waiehu, Maui.
William Roberts, formerly chief
engineer of the Hawaiian Electric
Co.'S works, returned in the China
after an absence of about year.
The Fire Com missiopers were
before the Executive Council this
morning for consultation about
new apparatus. No action was
taken.
Minister Cooper will leave for
Maui tomorrow evening to look
after new schoolhouse matters on
that island. He will return Sun.
day morning.
At the close OF the quarterly
meeting Of the Y. M. c. A. this
evening, there will be a social
sing" by the members. There will
be enough song books on hand.
j. j. Williams has favored the
BULLETIN with a photograph Of
Lord Charles Beresford replacing
the eagle over the gate of the
American legation. 1t is Il copy
of an old print.
Saturday afternoon. Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth arrested
three of the biggest Chinese pska
pic bankers in the city and thus
put stop for while to the play
ing of the game.
There was report around town
early this afternoon that the Por.
tugueee injured in the railroad
accident OF this morning hid died
There is no truth in this. The
patient is doing very well,
Among the passengers in the
Kinau from Maui aud Hawaii
Sunday were the following: Alex,
Young and wife, j. G.. Rothwell,
Chas. Creighton, Rev. S. l..
Desha, Samuel Parker, A. W.
Carter and w. P. Whitley.
A transformer, with a capacity
of 200 lights, is being placed on a
pole at the corner Of Fort and
Merchant streets. 1t weighs
about 700 pounds and belongs to
the changes from the old to the
new plant of the Hawaiian Elec-
trio Co.
The BULLETIN is indebted to
Manager Hogs of the Star fol-
running off the latter part of its
Saturdays edition. A serious
break to the BULLETINS press oc.
Cured when then the edition was
about half completed. Today's
issue is printed on the Gazette
company's presses.
For one week beginning tomor
row night Honolulu theater goers
will have an opportunity to see 6
combined Chinese and American
vaudeville show at the New Chin
csc theater, Eva side of Aals
lane. 1t will be an innovation
that will be enjoyed by old and
young of all nationalities.
Wanton s. Webb, an active
newspaper writer representing {
syndicate of leading Eastern news
papers, arrived by the China. MIR
Webb seeks to obtain facts anC
figures regarding the products o.
Hawaii and the general CONNER
cial situation. He will leave fol
the Philippines by the Doric O.
the Oath.