Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-30
LOCAL and GENERAL.

tie came by the klnau.
A. NJ. Mellis, railway news
agent, is rather unwell today.
Judg, rWidemann's condition
was unchanged this morning.
Mems class in the Y. M. 9. A.
gym asiua at 4:3O p. III. today.
The PEERLESS PRESERv-
ING PAIN L will give you entire
satisfaction.
7. A. Simpson, we'll known
local mixiologist, is the manager
of the new Union saloon at Hilo.
Rain had absented itself for
three days from the Olaa dist let
and the coffee planters were won
dering.
The Kihei plantation, Maui, lie
presenting constantly improved
appearance by the number Of new
buildings erected.
Hilo business men are perplex.
ed over the doubtful prospects of
direct steam comm unication with
the coast of America.
In the Police Court this fore
noon, five natives charged WITH
selling spirituous liquor without a
license, bad sentence suspended.
Mrs. VIM. Haskell o: Minnea-
polls left in the Garonne for Seat
tie this afternoon. From that place
she will go directly to her home.
James Hanlon is thanked for
copy of the Boston Globe of Jan.
uary 9, containing Senator Hoar's
great speech against "imperi-
slism."
George Goodacre, manager of
the Koloa plantation at Kauai and
also coffee planter at Olaa, re
turned by the Kinau en- route to
the Garden Island.
A public band concert, on the
grounds OF the Hilo hotel, was an
innovation prepared by Manager
Glaze. to take place on the even
ing of the 2Sth inst. ~.
News came by the Kinsu Of the
improvement in health of Princess
Ksiulsni at Mana. She will re-
turn in the next Kinau, accom-
panied by her father.
In the Police Court this fore.
I noon T. McGiffin plead guilty to
II the charge of assault and battery
II on Tim Murray. Sentence wal
suspended by Judge Wilcox.
n Lieutenant Pond, U. s. N.
commanding the station tug Iro
II quois, called. in company o
II Special Agent Sewall, on Presi
II dent Dole and the Cabinet this
II morning.
II There will be meeting Of th,
Camera enthusiasts in the Y. M
G. A. parlors at 8 o'clock this
evening. Everyone interested il
the formation of a Camera Clut
are cordially invited to attend.
II Fred Waldrou, the new man
ager Of the Volcano House, ant
II wife, were becoming popular PEG
II pie among patrons of the house
II d. B. Smith and daughter ant
Judge Wilder were guests Their
on the 28th.
II An excellent opportunity to OBJ
II tain house furnishings will be of
Il fered householders Thursda,
II morniugsst 10 o'clock when Jas.F
II Morgan will sell at public auction
II household furniture OF the j. Nor
II Dat residence. See Morgsn's Sal
II 9th page for the list.
II Excellent island dairy stock
offered for sale by G. w. Mscfal
II lane. This stock has been bred {
II the Thoroughbred Jersey sire o
the W. G.. Irwin dairy and wi
II come n'in a few week. The cattl
II are gentle, broken to stanchio
H and are fret class buy 70
II dairies or private families. Sc
II For Sale in the BULLETIN Wants
II The pew management of th
Hilo hotel under the objection G
II r.. e. Glaze is making big hi
A. V. Gear who returned frol
Hilo says that Mr.. Glaze is fas
giving the hotel the we'll merite
name of being one of the bet
hotels in the country. Every a
tention is shown the guests and
II barber shop and other accessorie
II of first class hostelry will 500