Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-04
LOCAL And GENERAL.

on $1,000 bail
Steamer Kinau due tomorrow
from Hilo on the new schedule.
The case of Fred Iaukea, charg.
ed with forgery, has been set for
the 10 inst.
Good weather reported on Kau-
al; next week the Waimea sugar
mill will cease grinding.
There will be ecratch game of
cricket at the usual time and
place Saturday afternoon.
After the Australia SAILED yes
terday the U s Transport Grant
locked at the Oceanic wharf.
Fairchild's Honolulu Shoe
House has just received another
large shipment of shoes per last
Australia.
William Savidge. No. $40, Fort
ct .eet, has for rent nice furnish.
ed room on Pensacola street, in a
private family.
There was no meeting Of the
Cabinet this forenoon on account
Of the feet that Attorney General
was busy in Court.
Major Guy v. Henry on his
way to Manila on the Grant is the
son of General Guy V. Henry,
Governor General of Porto Rico.
jos. B. Inez gives notice today
that be will not be responsible in
future for any debts contracted
by his wife Emile. Sc New To.
day.
In the Police Court this fore
noon the case of Lily SpeL Ger,
charged with selling spirituous
liquor without license, was n ole
pros'd.
There will be meeting of the
Pacific Tennis Club at the club
house, Palace Square, at 5 p. m.
tomorrow for the transaction of
important business.
Owing to the breaking of the
donkeywinch on the Keauhou THE
morning that boat will not get
away before tomorrow for Hama
mauln and Ahukini.
The Australia carried S769 bags
Of sugar, 100 hides, 200 bags rice,
1000 punches of bananas and
large number of empty kegs for
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Helen Smith, who has
been spending some little time
visiting with friends in the city,
returned to her California home
by the Australis yesterday.
The schooner Mary Il Foster,
bktn Irml ard, ship George Curtis
and the barks Mauna Ala and
Roderick Dhu were on the berth
at San Francisco for these islands
on the 25th ult.
The Twenty-sixth Regiment
band has arranged an excellent
program for the concert at the
Hawaiian hotel this evening.
Among the selections are buck
and wing dance by VIM. Smith.
The Hon. Geo n. Wilcox. S. X.
Kaeo, Il Il Pipkham, Deputy
Sheriff NJ. +. Prosser, Mrs. II.
Fountain aud III. Kapu were
among the passengers for Kauai
ports in the W, g. Hall yesterday.
Judge Frear, the United States
Consulate. JAS. q. Spencer Esq,
the Honolulu library, w. Horace
Wright aud Wall, Nichols Co.,
are among the recent contributors
to the library of the Seaman's
Club.
2. n. Boerioger, representative
of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Co. who was entrusted with work
ing up an Hawaiian exhibit for
the Paris Exposition, returned to
San Francisco in the Australia
yesterday.
Native Hawaiians should at
tend the farewell musical and
pictorial entertainment, descriS.
tive OF Maori life and customs at
Y. M. @. A, hall Friday evening.
Admission, 25c: Children, loo.
Doors open at 1880.
A native and his wife and w.
Fl. Smith and his wife appeared
in the Police Court this forenoon.
Both couples had family troubles
to air. They we're reasoned with
and advised by Judge Wilcox after
which they went home reconciled
and happy.
Upon hearing the charge against