Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-21
LOCAL and GENERAL.

The woolahra has begun taking on
ballast.
H. p. Baldwin leaves for Maui In the
Caludine this afternoon.
John Wise has gone to Hawaii to
cheer up the Democrats.
American Messenger Service, Ma
sonic Temple. Tel. Main 1879.
There will be battalion drill of Co.
A tonight. See ad under New Today.
The Maui did not get away yesterday.
She will sail for Kihei at p. m. to-
day.
w. J. Lowrie and ]. p. Cooke are
booked TO leave for Maui this aftet-
noon.
All kinds of harness and saddlery
will be found at the Stock Yards shop,
King and South streets.
Mrs. Geo. Mcleod and Miss Emma G..
Potts were among the passengers for
Kohala in the Kinau today.
The attention OF the Republican
voters of the Tenth Precinct, Fifth Dis.
trict, is called to an ad In today's Bul.
letin.
The w. II. Bowden has finished dis
charging. Her place at the railroad
wharf has ben taken by the J. b
Brown. ~
Wray Taylor has completed the dis
tribution of electoral registration sup.
plies to the outer districts of the Ter.
ritory.
Miss Floy Ballinger and Miss Ella
Stansbury left for Hilo In the Kinau to-
day. They will view the sights In and
about the Rainy City.
There is a card of thanks In today'i
issue from John Piggott. thanking ;hC
many friends who helped him secure I
prize in the Bulletins subscriptiot
contest. ..,
l.. c. and II. r. Macfarlane left II
the Kinau today for trip to tn,
Macfarlane ranch in Waimea. The,
4. will be back on the same trip of tn
steamer.
VIII L. Fisher, the auctioneer sol'
to Bruce Cartwright at noon today, tn
!. lease of the Brito corner in Chinatown
which has fifteen years and six month
yet to run. The sum paid was $500
The rental is $25 per month.
l.. J. Bridgman, the illustrator an
water color artist of Salem, Mass. vii
hold an exhibition of water colors a
the gallery of the Kilohana Art League
Model block, Tuesday, August II t
; Saturday, the 25th, inclusive, from 2 t
!. 5 y. m.
The regular annual meeting of I'll
Medical Association of Hawaii will
held on the evening of Saturday, Au
gust %, at s p. m. at the Office Of III
Board of Health. The principal bus
ness will be the election of officers. Al
members are earnestly requested to b
present. rg
Among the passengers for Maui an
Hawaii ports in the Kinau today wer
/ the following: Sister Alberiina, MI
and Mrs. Frank Foster, Jas. T. Tayio.
p. $. Scales, Capt. and Mrs. Ahlborn
Mrs. Geo. Weight, Bishop Gulstan no
pert, Mrs. Irene Brown. II. A. ALLIE
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. n Wright.
The China came in from the OritE
last evening. She sailed from Yoke
hama August II and made the trip II
a little over nine days. She brough
only about So tons of freight for thi
port and had 375 tons of coal to TAX
on. While coming into the harbor IN
China's rudder chain broke. A deid,
OF about a half hour was necessary il
order to make repairs.
Fredk. ID. Smith, who arrived fror
New York last week, has been dom.
clerical work In the Judiciary Clerk
Office these two days. 1t is supposed h
Is candidate for the vacant fourtl
deputy clerkship for which Abraham
Kaulukou, the native orator OF the All
OF July, has some time been candl
date. Mr.. Smith is a brother of Wal
ter G. Smith, editor OF the Advertiser.
District Attorney J. C. Baird was abb
to attend the Federal Court this morn
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