Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Il. Wodehouse has returned
from Kauai.
Tribune wheel nearly new. See
For Sale column.
Rawei will speak in tho Y. M.
@. A at Sunday afternoons meet.
lug.
For school children's clothing
the Kash is the store that can
supply you.
A large number of the soldiers
we're up on the Executive build.
ing grounds today.
The Metropolitan Meat Compa.
ny received by the Warrimoo
Fraser river salmon.
Go to the fair aud luau on the
grounds of st. Andrews Cathedral
this afternoon and evening.
Hamilton Hill, the young Aus
tralian baritone, will sing at the
st. Andrews fair and luau this
evening.
Miss May Damon leaves in the
City of Pekin for the States. She
will spend the winter in New
York city.
This is the day that the Ha-
waiian Rife Association and four
military com panies will shoot at
the Kakaako butts.
A dividend is due and payable
to the stockholders Of the Inter
Island 8. N. Co, on Tuesday, Bird
inst. See New Today.
Mrs. Gums dancing school
opens at $3.50 o'clock Monday at
ternoon. All those children who
intend to join should b, present
at that time.
The army people claim the
honor Of having brought the first
horseless carriages TO Honolulu.
They object to giving til palm. to
FL. p. Baldwin.
A concert will be given tonight
at the Bungalow by the Twenty
seventh Infantry baod 10 honor
OF the officers of the National
Guard of Hawaii.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il Lishman Miss
9. A. Carter, Mrs. j. n. s. WI
liams and Mrs. w. Il. Green were
among the passengers in the War.
rimoo this morning.
A meeting of the committee on
entertainment Of the Boys' Brigade
is called for Monday at 5:l5 p. m.
at the Y. M. Q. A. hall by Chair
man Armstrong Smith.
Next Friday afternoon there
will be gau of football between
the day scholars and boarders a,
Oahu College. This will be the
first game of the season.
The 9th Regiment band has
kindly offered it's services to those
10 charge of the st. Andrews fair
and luau and will play on the
grounds from 3 to this afternoon
The "R. & g." corsets are &C ,
knowledged by society ladies to
be the b st in the market. Made
in eight different styles 10 suit
any figure. See N. S. Sachs &
Co.'s ad on page A.
On Monday evening Rawei will
deliver another interesting and
Instructive lecture on New Zsa-
land and the Maoris. Splendid
lantern illustrations Of scenery
and native customs.
Native Hawaiians should attend
the musical and pictorial enter
tainment, d, scriptive of Maori life
aud customs at Y. M G. A. hall
on Monday, October End. Admis
sion, 25c. aud soc. Doors open
at 1880.
The 9th Regiment band gave q
very good COL cert of several nun
bers on the grounds Of the Ha.
waiian hotel last evening, playing
for the most part, popular songt
of the day. There was quite Q
crowd present.
The Star Dairy O.. Lid an.
nonnce that owing to the ravaeei
of the hornfy among the milking
stock advance in freight on bulky
feed and the present dry season
the company is obliged to advsno,
the price of milk to twelve cents &
quart commencing October lit.
T. McCants Stewart denies EN-
phatically having either writer
or inspired the article that appear
ed over his signature in yester,
day morniug's paper. He states