Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-14
LOCAL And GENERAL.

+. NJ. brooks, attorney, spreckels
building.
DR.. Rowat D. V. S., has card in
this issue.
Raw sugar, 4l4c; market unchanged
and without special interest.
All kinds of carriage painting by up
to-date painters at the Stockyards
shop.
Diamonds bought before the Boer
war to be sold at low figures. Geo.
Haffner's.
DR.. Scaparone has been added to the
Board of Health staff of emergency
physicians.
For the latest shades in ribbons.
sailor hats, etc, call on Mrs. Hanna,
Fort street.
Judge Cooper has called Il council
this afternoon.
Must be sold out, Hop Wo & Co s
stock of linen crash and duck suits.
See New Today.
A local drug house offers a black
plague preventive accompanied by a
rather confident advertisement.
A modification OF orders in regard to
traffic between town and Palama, APP
| pears IN this issue. Sec New Today
Business is picking up around the
center Of town again, but there is little
or no trading in the guaranteed dis
trict.
| As the pilot boat passed the War
rem yesterday the negroes were all
completely nude. The ship was be-
ing thoroughly fumigated.
The / X l. hackstand, corner King
and Nuuanu streets, is not quarantin.
ed. Hacks may be engaged by ringing
up Tel. 81. See New Today
Theo. Richards and Ernest Mott
| Smith were at the Board of Health
offices this morning securing disin-
fectins supplies for use in Chinatown.
| A regular garrison OF the n. G. II
Is in existence again at the Executive
Building, with the barracks In the
easement. Guards are stationed at the
| gates.
At meeting of Y. M. C. A. directors
this afternoon the work of selecting
persons to carry out the usual New
Year Day program viii be entered
upon.
Just to be ready for any possible
| emergency, the Board of Health cot.
tages at Kakaako are receiving some
furniture that will make them avail
able for hospitals.
There were more people I'm this
store curing an hour this morning, I"
said Col. Thompson, at the Wall
Nichols store, at noon, than there
were all Of Tuesday and Wednesday"
A burial certificate was issued by
the Board Of Health today for the in
terment in Makiki cemetery of the re-
mains Of James Kepoo, Japanese in
fant, died of dysentery, attended by
q foreign doctor.
The wife of DR.. Kobayashi, the wei!
known Japanese physician and sur
geon, died this morning Meningitis
was the cause. Mrs. Kobayashi was
but 20 years Of age and was a great
favorite In Honolulu.
Regulations prohibiting the waste of
water will be strictly enforced from
now on, on account OF scarcity of wa
ter and increased demand for cleans
ing purposes. Privileges will be sus-
pended where any waste is detected.
The many fine new books mentioned
in the prospectus of the Y. NJ. G. A.
library, issued some weeks ago are
now at hand and have been placed on
the shelves. The reading room Is be-
ing improved by placing linoleum on
the floor
There was quite scare for few
minutes at the Board of Health head
quarters this morning. II was re-
ported that one of the rabbits which
had been inoculated with plague had
escaped. 1t was simply a matter of
the cage having been moved from one
room of the morgue to another.
The Pacific Import Co. announce a
special sale or seasonable goods. Their
great doll fair is well worth visit,
bringing delight 10 the eyes of the
female youngsters. These dolls, just
imported, comprise every variety of
mechanical and flaxen hair beauty.
Sensible gifts in sterling silverware,
organizes, lawns, ehildren's suits etc,