Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-07
LOCAL And GENERAL.


Emmett May is under the weather.
Il. o. Hall &C. Son, Ltd, for bicycles |
at $50 and up.
Charlie Falk is confined to the house
with a bad cold
Seed cane is being planted now at the
new Puma plantation.
The Orpheum announces series of
Saturday souvenir mahnees.
Waialua assessable sold for $3.50 on
the stock exchange this morning.
Horses properly shod to correct
faults of gait at the Stockyards shop.
Attorney Geo. d. Gear is to return
from Washington early in the new
year.
meeting of the Board of Education
was called for $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
Just landed q splendid consignment
of rough sailor hats. Mrs Hanna, Fort
street.
Read ". S. Sachs ad on page and
learn how to save thirty cents on the
dollar.
The Bohemian Girl will be produced
at the opera house this evening by the
Boston Lyrics.
More taxes have been collected for
this district so far this year than the
total Of last year.
President Hosmer, of Oahu College,
has been indisposed for several days.
He has severe cold.
The Young Mems Research Club will
meet tomorrow evening at the home of
Rev. VIM. M. Kincaid.
The invitation tennis tournament
mems doubles, opens at the Pacific
courts this afternoon at 4.
The old Guljck residence on King
street is being cut into SECTIONS for re-
moval to Independence Park.
Members of the Wayerley Club are
reminded that the annual election Of
officers takes place this evening.
1t has been planned to have some
choral singing ut rehearsal of the
amateur orchestra once month.
Sixteen Chinese, for gambling, were
fined 81 each by Judge Wilcox this
morning. Peas Of guilty were entered
by ali.
Geo. T. Kluegel has purchased a lot
In the baseball tract of Gear, Lansing
& Co., and will build thereon a resi-
dence.
| The needless driving case in which q
native girl was victim yesterday morn
ing, was not heard on account of her
injuries.
Johnnie Hassinger is again in a most
precarious condition. All the morning
he has been violently delirious and had
to be constantly watched.
Sonny" Cunha writes that he has re-
duced to 230 pounds and is in excellent
trim. He considered the football game
of Yale and Harvard Yale victory.
Rev. G. l.. Pearson last evening unit
ed in marriage A. p. Arens, well
known contractor and Miss Hattie
Arens, who arrived from the Coast yes.
terday morning.
| Frank l.. Hogs reports that Nance
O'Neil and the Frawley Company will
appear at the opera house next season
Clay Clement will be in Nance O'Neils
company.
Jonathan Shaw writes from the
States that he was much benefited By
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his health seems to be greatly improv-
ed permanently.
Jack" Atkinson has just endured
the tribulation Of losing, by force of
dentistry, wisdom tooth, but thanks
to the care Of thoughtful friends, has
been supplied with substitute.
One Of the mules of Beretania
street car fell into the ditch along side
the track last evening. After tussle
of about fifteen minutes the animal
was gotten above ground again and
traffic resumed.
j. Alfred Magoon and r. ID. Silliman
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. san
man will at once establish his law OFF,
ce in room 30S Judd building. Mr.. Ma
COON will remain in the building next
to the postofiice.
The police department Is waging
warfare on Chinese and other mer-
chants who store more than ten cases
of kerosene on their premises. IN n lit
tie shop in Chinatown the other day
sixty cases were found.