Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-05
LOCAL and GENERAL,

Count Won Hebenix arrived from Ka-
uai this morning.
The Ceylon made the trip from San
Francisco in 16h days.
A. A. Montana leaves in the America
Maru today for long trip abroad.
Captain Nielsen of the Albert Meyer
Is ACCOMPANIED by his wife on this
trip.
Geo. H. Robertson and +. M. Swanxy
returned from Kauai in the Mikahall
this morning.
George N. Wilcox and Albert s. Will
cox arrived from Hanarnaulu in the w.
q. Hall today.
The Merchants Collecting Agency
makes a specially of monthly accounts
and rents. See thir ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Foster and Mr..
O'Shaughnessy arrived from Molokai in
the Mokolii this morning.
The Microscopical Society meets this
evening at 8 o'clock in the rooms of
the Art League in Progress block
The Corona from Port Townsend
made the trip in twenty days, arriving
last evening at about $3.50 o'clock.
Sealed tenders for roads and bridges
are asked for by the Minister of the
Interior. See long notice on page 6.
The Eoeau was to have left Honuapo,
Kau, for Hilo yesterday. This report
was brought by the lwaiani from io-
nokaa.
The Alice Cooke will need about
IN mn no ~ ottuar nj tor today nm
tain renhallow expects to get away Dn
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Richard, Mrs. d. Richard.
Master Richard and Miss Richard we're
passe ngers from Honokaa in the iwi-
lani this morning
Virginia Comes by her attorneys, J.
M. Vivas and A. G Correa, appeals
from the decree in her suit against the
Portuguese Benefit Society.
Mr.. Desky expects the power plant
for the Pacific Heights electric railway
by the steamer Australia. The founda-
ton Of the power house is laid.
Miss Della E. Griswold will sing the
ofertory at Central Union church to-
morrow morning. THE Beauteous
Song" by Baryi is the title of her solo.
During the absence from .e Islands
Of j. II. and Phoebe X. Raymond, Hen
y Water house a. Co. will have power
Of attorney and act for them in all mat
eIs.
Rev s. E. Shelley will present at
The Monday morning meeting Of the
Ministerial Uunion a paper on THE
Military as Type Of Church Organiza-
tion."
On account Of the departure Of his
wife this afternoon In the America
Maru, Judge Wilcox was unable to hold
court today. His place was taken by
Judge Dickey.
In the Kawaihao church tomorrow
Rev. II. H. Parker will preach at II
l. m. and Rev. w. d. Westervelt at 1880
p. m. The subject for the English
service in the evening will be, How
are men offended in Christi" Text
Luke 1928.
A stipulation has been filed between
John II Estate and Club Stables Co.,
that the former will not press its in
junction suit and that the latter will
give up possession of the land pending
the main action, also that the case may
be tried at the May term.
Invitations in the form of an artis-
tically painted butterfly are out an
nouncing card party to be given by
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner at Mig
non Cottage" Beretania street, Tues
day evening, May Sth at 8 o'clock. Any
announcements to the contrary are in
correct.
The Wall, Nichols Co. has received
package containing gramophonG
records taken by Brother Dulton from
the leper band at the settlement Oh
Molokai. The records will be forward
ed to Thomas A. Edison and are
unique in the musical world.
The Australia from San Francisco
and the Aorangi from the Colonies are
both due on the 9th inst. The Rio de
Janeiro from San Francisco Is due
next day. The Warren should be here
on the Sth. The next mail from the
Coast, outside of the Aorangi, will be
by the City of Picking, May II.