Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

Hot tamales at Waikiki Inn.
DR.. Peterson arrived back from Ka-
uai this morning.
Grand Concert Litteraire, April "a.
See ad in last column this page.
Kauai steamers report 1865, 200 bags of
sugar On the Garden Isle UP to yester-
day.
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner will
sing at Central Union church tomorrow
evening.
The hauai is expected back from the
Garden Isle Sunday morning with a
full cargo OF sugar.
A request that all claims against the
Orpheum Co. be presented to the treas
urer appears under New To-Day.
VIM. Cunningham proprietor of the
Wela IA Hao saloon has something to
say to his patrons in today's paper. See
New Today.
! The w. G.. Hall brings the report
| that the unarles Nelson will sail from
| Hanamaulu tor San Francisco on Sun
day, April q.
A native woman, MaliC by name, diad
! at the Kalihi camp OF pneumonia last
! night. Her daughter Is now very I'll
presumably with the same disease.
Mrs. Chcs. Petersen, who left for
San Francisco IN the Australia may
be away several months on account Ut
/ her eyes. She will visit friends in Oak.
land.
Solomcu's Quintet club will sing at
! the lanai OF The Now England Bakery
! tins evening. Al are invited TO come
| and enjoy the Hawaiian music free OF
| charge.
W. W. Dimnd K Co. are prepared 20
| make il an object for those Interested
10 inquire about The Blue Flame Wick
lees Gil Stoves See their al in an
! other column Cf this issue.
A meeting Of the Scripture Union
I will be held at Craigsidc, Nuuanu val
/ ley, on Sunday afternoon newt At 3
/ O'Clock, to which Mr.. and RIrs Give
| Davies invite all the members.
Jackson Hoardo and Laurence Che
/ uault are prepared to take a limited
number Of pupils for instruction in
! cake-waiking and JIG dancing. SEQ AID
under New Today for particulars.
\ special sale Of lawns Will begin
! Monday, the I'D at the Pacific Import
| Co, Fort street, at cents u yard; also
one of the choicest selections Of dress
prints will go ut the same prices. See
their window display Of these goods.
| At the Christian church on NaSga
street near king, the pastor, Rev. !. G.
Hay, will preach at IL a. m. At $50 ?.
m. memorial service for the late Rev.
w. a. Gardner viii be held at which
several short addresses will be dulve'-
ed.
The bids for constructing the Auto.
mobile power house are these: Lucas
Bros, Si2,9T6; Burrows, Si2 ,Gl2; Oular-
kirk, S37 1888; Campbell G. Battus, 500
7O5. The lowest bid is for concrete,
the others are for brick. Tho contract
Is net yet awarded.
| \ Portuguese fisherman called at the
Bulletin Office this morning and stated
that the fishermen who use hook AMI
line and nets are practically being Dirty
en- out of business by japanese and
others who use dynamite. He believes
the authorities should keep a closer
watch over this practice.
Yesterday Mr.. Cunningham took D.r.
| Hoffmann's gray mare, whose gubjcc-
ton to biting harness was the ocCa-
sion Of his being prosecuted, out to tho
race track and, after some hours Of
hard reasoning with the animals left lcr
working the road scraper in compare
tive docility hitched up to tho i'm.
plement along with an old mule. As
he told the magistrate, the mare is
eminGntly fitted to work and he Is
| hDuul In make her work