Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-21
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Band concert in Thomas Square
this evening.
White hotel walters wanted.
Read Wants.
G. s De.ky will be n passenger
in the Kinau this afternoon.
w. p. Fennell of Punsluu was
a passenger in the Msuua Loa
today.
j. F. Morgan will sell hicy cles
at auction next Monday. See
New Today.
The government schools will
close for the Easter vacation,
Monday Mar. "a. Read New To-
day.
In the Police Court this fore
uoou, Alb Nun was fined $50 and
costs on the charge Of unlawful
possession of opium.
Bruce Waripg & Co. advertise
for bids for the construction OF
street in the New Pacific Height,
Tract. See New Today.
Residents Of Nuusnu street have
called on police authorities re.
gardipg the conduct of soldiers iu
Nuuanu Sunday afternoon.
Admiral Kautz has offered to
carry mail to Samoa iu the
Philadelphia, and it will close at
the postoffice at 1910 tomorrow.
There will be no formal
recognition of Washington's birth
day at the American Agency, ex.
cept the usual display of the flag.
1.-THE Mama Loa brings the news
that a native fisherman was drown.
ed of Hoopuloa, Kona, last week.
His canoe tipped over in rough
water.
Ezra Poppleton, formerly a
bakery man in Honolulu, left for
San Frau cisco in the s. G. Wilder
yesterday. He does not intend
to return.
Among the arrivals from Maui
and Hawaii ports in the Mauna
Loa today were the following: A.
Gartenberg, W. w. Bruner, j. j.
Egan and DR.. Rowat.
One of the whales killed by the
crew of the whaler Gayhead, float.
ed toward the Kons coast a few
days ago but was not beached.
Upon getting quite close, the cur
rent took it out again.
There is to be a very fine time
at the Hilo hotel tomorrow night
and passengers who leave by thu
Kinau today are sorry that they
will not get to Hilo until about
o'clock Thursday morning.
Visitors or residents desiring
rooms or cottages, can be accom-
modated on reasonable terms a
the Queen Hotel, Nuuanu street
Meals may be obtained at the
main building as required at 70
per day.
E. H. F. Wolter has the distinc
ton of an undivided half interes
in Washington's birthday. Ii
will celebrate the event with
luncheon to a few friends at tn,
Occidental hotel. They will re
ward him with his forty five earn
II ed slaps on the back.
II The "Grand Echo" piece play
Il ed by the band at Emma squsr
II last night was a great SUGGEST
II The audience was delighted
Prof. Berger wishes to thank Nj
II Luning for the use Of his verand
II for that portion of the band use
II for the echo part. The "Gran
Echo" will be played again at tn
concert at Mskee I.land.
II The Orpheum Cafe has chang
II ed hands aud Mr.. Q. Il. Cow ha
II assumed the management. Th
II new proprietary are determine
II that il excellence in the culinar
II department, oupled with prom
II and civil attendance can comman
II success will be theirl
II The Cafe provides a good sui
stantial bill of fare at moderat
charges, is open day and nigl
and should command the patron
age of regular customers an
playgoers.
II The local Sons of St. Georg
Il Capt. Cook lodge had semi joll
II fication, aside from their regula
II business meeting, at their lodg
room laak auaninn tho ocoasi L.