Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-27

Steamer siPhte'. Gee page D.
Furnished room TO let. See To
Let column.
Lost a pair of gold eye glasses.
See Lost lumn.
See w. W. Dimond & Co.'s
change OF ad on page 3.
Good weather is reported on
Kauai; the Kilohans is at Hama
maulu.
Steamer Claudine lies at the
Wilder wharf undergoing an
overh auling.
There are several good furnish.
ed rooms end cottage for rent at
The Queen hotel.
Fresh ealmon, sole, founder,
ballibut, oysters and fruits at the
Home Bakery Cafe today.
In the Police Court this fore
noon Kalua was sent to Jail to
work out 81 so worth of taxes.
Chas. Dement, OF Lovejoy & Co.
swears he saw a prairie chicken
n Kauai while there not long
ago.
Mr.. Broadbent of Lihue, Kauai,
is in town for short vacation. He
will return by next Tuesdays
steamer.
AT 4 o'clock this afternoon the
Aorsngi will be despatched for
Vancouver and Victoria. Mail
closes at 3 o'clock.
The case of All Chu and All
Hoo, charged with assault and
battery on A. W. Seabury, was set
for 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
Chief Officer Lawless of the
Australia was left in San Fran
cisco on the sick list. Second
Officer Anderson takes his place.
The musical and pictorial en-
iertaihment by Wherahiko Rawej,
b. A., at Y. Nj. q. A. tomorrow
venine will attract large audi.
nee. Seats should be reserved
at Wall, Nichols Go. early. y
The largest cargo ever carried
by the Australia was ought from
San Francisco on her just com
pleted trip. Machinery for sugar
plantations, pumps, pipes, etc,
some for the Honolulu Su -ar Co.,
are included.
| u. s. Transport Aztec lies in
the stream having unloaded her
live stock. When the vessel sails
for Manila she will carry many of
the horses left here by the Siam,
while some of the present lot will
be left here for q time.
| Among the passengers who ar
rived by the Australia this morn
ing are three new artists who will
appear at the Orpheum tomorrow
evening. Messrs. Armstrong and
O'Neill, comedians; and "Tra
velle," the famous shadowgrapheI
aud mimic.
All Me was lcharged in the Pc
lice Court this forenoon with vic
lating Rule "a of the Hack Regu
lstions. II appears that the fellow
went into a shop to gel MEDICINE
aud lett his hack outside in charg,
OF another Chiuaman Judge vii
| cox simply allowed the hnckmal
to 90.
II In the Police Courtihi5 fore
! noon Il Ohiuaman was up on tn,
| charge of malicious injury, beini
/ accused of scratching paint off tn,
/ carriage OF japanese. Jutg'
Wilcox explained that paint il
very expensive. Not long since
one OF his carts and one of Pain
cars c.llided. The latter wal
scratched aud Mr.. Pain wanted
$50 damages.
II At daylight tomorrow the Bri
fish composite-cruiser Egeria will
sail for Esquimault where sh
II will remain for the winter, return
II ing home to England probably il
II February, 1910. The Egeris wa
Il awaiting mail on the Australia
II this morning necessary store
Il were put aboard. The two me-
Il who attempted to desert will b
Il left in Victoria at the Queen
Hotel GALL for three months.
II There will be q meeting of tn
II Board of Health this afternoon.
is very probable that the freel
outbreak of the smallpox on tn
II Coast will be discussed.
II j. II. Belser, one of the sewe
II contractors, arrived in he Austria
II liza this morning. He will remain