Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-16
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Stmr. Waialeale, Greene, for Kappa
and Kauai ports at 10 o'clock.
All kinds of carriage painting by up
to-date painters at the Stockyards
shop.
For the latest shades in ribbons,
sailor hats, etc, call on Mrs. Hanna,
Fort street
A big section of the old Gulick house
is planted on Palace Square for a Sun
day ornament.
Hall G. Son, in their removal work,
are still giving employment To large
force of men with teams.
Electric lights from the down town
station are to be supplied for several
more rooms in Oahu college.
A sale of bamboo and lauhala arti-
cles win take place at the Kawaiahao
Seminary on Tuesday evening.
DIAMONDS bought before the Boer
war to be sold at low figures. GEO.
| HAFFNER, Manufacturing Jeweler. .
DON'T PASS our OPERA GLASSES
for the World. They're made by lie
Marie. 'Nuff said" II. +. WICHMAN.
Weather permitting there will be n
concert at W. w. Dimond's store
this evening, commencing at O'Clock.
Jap laborers at the quarantine sta
tons are to be shipped to plantations
| direct. aboard time-serving island
| steamers.
Samuel r. French, principal of Put
nahou Preparatory School gave din
ner last evening TO u few of his bach
| elor friends.
But few Of the good seats remain
for the presentation Of Faust by Mrs
Turner and the Lyrics on Tuesday
| evening next
The Waialeale, after taking on a
cargo by means of lighters sent from
the Inter-lsland wharf, sailed for Ka-
paa at IL o'clock.
Very little business ut the police sta
ton these days. -Four white men, who
were stowaways on a transport have
been booked as Migrants.
II you want . nice Christmas present
| for your boys or girls, go to the lie
Munyon Photo Supply Co., and get a
beautiful camera or Kodak.
Superintendent Frazee, the rev sat-
| perintendent OF the government cleo
trlc light plant, is starting out well
SO say his superiors In Cffice
| Any report to the effect that there
| has been more than two cases OF fully
| diagnosed plague, is an exaggeration
and an unwarranted harmful state
ment.
Among the sights that remind one of
the near approach Of the festive sea-
| son may be mentioned j. S. Salter's
| ,,,., n,lra 4.
| children around and let them enjoy the
| scene.
One OF the lighters used for loading
the Waialeale was loaded down this
morning with boxes and heavy freight
| of all descriptions. On top Of the whole
| heap was one small rocking horse.
probably to be the most welcome por-
ton of the whole cargo to some little
| boy on Kauai.
The New England Bakery has chang
| ed hands. Mr.. J. Oswald Lutted who
has so long been identified as its
| energetic manager, now assuming en-
tire control and proprietorship. Mr..
Lutted's many friends will heartily
wish him a continuance of prosperity.
The Hawaiian band quintet will sing
and play this evening in the Lanai.
Mrs. II. II. Williams will hold n
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 biscuit, oriental and
minstrel poster pillows, ladies and
gentlemen's handkerchief, glove, neck
tie and jewel boxes. Baby pillows,
robes, shoes, etc. All admirably suit
able for Xmas gifts.
Those desiring their clothing clean
ed in the most sanitary manner should
send to the Honolulu Steam Laundry.
The equipment of this institution for
thorough sanitary work is complete.
All soiled clothes sent in are thorough
ly sterilized under high temperatures
and the packages are wrapped in spe-
cially prepared paper to guard against
| any possible infection. The laundry Is
| rushed with orders, but Is equipped
to fulfil the public demand. Telephone
| $50.