Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-11-23
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Hawaiian Songs. See page S.
A pug dog has been lost. See Lost
column.
". X. Hitchcock left for his homo In
Molokai in the Lehua today
See notice on page for FirstsBatta-
lion, First Regiment. n. G. II.
A treasury warrant has been lost and
payment stopped. See New Today.
Nicely furnished rooms at the Pop
ular House, 154 Fort street from LOO
per week up.
Disinfectants have been sprinkled
along on Merchant street with no
stinting hand today
One company of police will be in at
tendance mt the funeral of the late
Charles j. Faneuf this afternoon.
Detective Kappa and others raided
an opium den on Mannakea street this
afternoon and captured ten Cinnamon.
The Bergstrom Music Co. have Just
shipped an elegant Chickering piano to
the manager of Onomea plantation. Ha-
wall
kawaiahao is arranging for a big
Christmas tree and happy time for
the children of the Sunday school on
Christmas Eve.
Photographs enlarged to any size in
crayon, watercolors, sepia, pastel and
oils. Cole 4 Collins, Fort street, opp.
the Home Bakery.
An attempt will be made TO secure n
position in town for the young French
girl now at Oahu Jail She Is learning
English very rapidly.
There is only one Jesse Moore Whis-
key in the world and that is cold and
pure. Lovejoy & Co. are distributors
for the Hawaiian Islands.
Waikiki Inn, formerly Wrights
Villa, pleasant rooms with board, in
GLIDING sea bathing, s12 per week.
Dinners speciality, with wine.
The last Of the Egan silks are now
being closed out by Whitney& Marsh
at bedrock prices. See their prices also
on plush draperies on page 8.
Three thousand five hundred tins of
opium will be auctioned off by Jas f.
Morgan at the Appraisers Office. Gus
tom House, at II noon, of Saturday,
Nov. 25th.
A. w. Clark, at one time engineer
I
afterwards with Kihei tunnel driv-
ing force, has been quite i'll at San
! Francisco.
The soldiers from the transport City
of Sydney We're marched yesterday af-
ternoon to Waikiki without arms.
This morning they were agin marched
out, but this time with arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrossen ad the Miss
es McCrossen OF san francesca, wno
have been spending several weeks here
as guests Mt Mrs. johnson on runcn-
uowl street, will return home in the
Australia that sails next Tuesday.
+. J. Cross, the expert electrician
and the man who will introduce in the
| Islands the Marconi system of wireless
telegraphy, is so delighted with the
baseball grounds tract recently secured
by Gear, Lansing d Co., that he has
purchased lot upon which he will
soon erect beautiful residence.
Allen Herbert has just received from
Mr.. Lovekin, several ears of dried Ro-
| chester sweet corn raised by the latter
on his Tantalus lot The ears are full,
well rounded and show an excellent
| quality of this favorite table vegetable.
Mr.. Herbert refers to It as a sample of
what can be done on the higher levels
ABOUT the city.
Walter Pomeroy, night foreman of
the Hawaiian Gazette Co., leaves for
the States in the Coptic to spend a
two or three months well earned vaca-
! ton. Walter has worked long and
faithfully on the paper and his friends
among the newspaper fraternity are
on this occasion, very glad to say good
bye to him for his going means pleas
ure and rest, two things that he is most
| deserving OF.
Some unthinking person left his
horse and carriage standing at the cor
ner of Fort and Merchant streets out
side of Roth's, between IL and 1880
this forenoon with the body of the
wagon obstructing a part of Merchant
and part of Fort street. The horse
was tied with long rope so that, II
anything had happened, the animal
would surely have been hurt. Every.
body who passed by noticed the piece
OF carelessness and remarked on II.