Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-15
LOCAL And GENERAL.
DR.. Robt. McKibben is on Maui.

Dr. Robt. McKibben is on Maui.
Two boys wanted See Want col
umn.
+. NJ Brooks, attorney, Spreckels
Building.
A pig in the Wall-N Nichols store is
being admired by many persons daily.
All kinds of carriage painting by up
to-date painters of the StoclSyards
shop.
The band will play tomorrow at the
Kamehameha sports, not at Emma
Square.
Sixteen members attended the re-
hearsal of the Amateur Orchestra last
evening.
For the latest shades in ribbons,
sailor hats, etc, call on Mrs. Hanna,
Fort street.
President Cooper Of the Board of
Health publishes al important notice
outlining the quarantine districts.
DIAMONDS bought before the Boer
war TO be sold at low figures. GEO.
HAFFNER, Manufacturing Jeweler.
Trip passes in and oft of the tabu
district will be received hereafter only
at the corner of Hotel and Nuuanu
streets.
Residents OF Kauai learned of the
black plague outbreak by the steamer
Noeau that arrived at Nawili-
will Thursday.
A native woman, who is said to haye
been in the asylum for some months a
couple of years ago, was pronounced
insane at the police station this morn
| ing.
c. Riedel has resolved himself into
committee of one and Is directing
the sanitation Of Kakaako and Kewalo
districts. Good work has been and is
being done.
Harvey Chase, charged with permit
| ting gambling ON bis premises in Wal
kiki made a plea of guilty in District
| Court this morning and was fined 500
and costs, promptly paying.
a special meeting Of the Medical AS
ISOLATION of Hawaii is called for to-
morrow, Saturday evening, at $ p. m,
at the Pacific Club, for the purpose of
| discussing the present situation. See
New Today.
| Six burial certificates, on account of
deaths within the past forty-eight
hours were issued at the Board of
Health Offices this morning. Ages in
two cases were seven months and in
one fifteen days.
Judge Cooper had a new job on hand
this morning. He gave his attention to
a lot of steamer freight receipts. A
native brought up bottle of gin for a
| friend on another island and had an
o X stamped on the package.
The report Of the death of that ex-
cellent lady, Mrs. Kobayashi, wife of
the physician and surgeon, was sad
error. Deceased is another lady of the
same name. Dr. Kobayashi received
many messages Of coincidence.
Regulations prohibiting the waste of
water will be strictly enforced from
now on, on account of scarcity of wa
ter and increased demand for cleans
ing purposes. Privileges will be sus-
pended where any waste is detected.
Chong Wong said to Judge Wilcox
that he did not know the horse had a
sore back, for he harnessed IL up be-
fore daylight In the morning and did
not unbarness till after dark In the
evening. a fine Of IS and costs was
| imposed.
Saturday evening the Hawaiian
| Band Quintet Club will give one of
their delightful native musical enter
| tainments. both vocal and instrument
tai at the New England Bakery Lanai
Saturday evening; every body invited.
! Free 70 all.
Don't forget that this week finishes
| up the clearing out sale of buggies,
brakes, carts, harness, etc, at the Ho-
nolulu Carriage mandatory; Mana
ger w. w. Wright having decided to
| discontinue carrying these goods. Call
and secure bargain.
| Mrs. II. II. Williams will hold a
| grand sale OF unique fancy embroider-
ed work on Monday and Tuesday next
| in the window Of the City Furniture
Store, 534 Fort street. The articles
comprise elegant biscuits, oriental and
minstrel poster pillows, ladies and
gentlemen's handkerchief. glove, neck
tie and jeweled boxes. Baby pillows,
robes, shoes. etc. All admirably suit
able for Xmas gifts.