Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-17
LOCAL and GENERAL.

at G p. m.
Delicious Scotch shortbread at the
! New England Bakery.
The r. NJ. S. Miowera is due from
the Colonies on the 18th inst
A folding bed as good as new is for
sale. See For Sale column on page s.
Harmony Lodge No. 3, l. o. o. f.,
meet stonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall.
Edmund J. Lord has been appointed
Superintendent of Sewers for Honolulu,
by J. A. McCandless. ~
Notice that the Enterprise Mill Co.
has discontinued its planning mill bust
ness. See New Today.
Whitman & Co. have moved from
Fort street to 81 King street the store
vacated by E. o. Hall & Son.
Several hardwood piles were re.
moved to the lighthouse this morning.
They will be driven for mooring puc.
poses.
Mary Mcpherson by her attorneys,
Magoon & Thompson, has discontinued
her assumpsit suit against +. NJ.
Brooks.
A notice of regulation governing the
use of firearms and spirituous liquors
at the leper settlement appears under
BY Authority.
Scotch baker imported expressly to
make our Scotch short bread, New En-
gland Bakery.
Judge Humphreys has denied the pc.
tition of Maria Barete far an allow
ance from the principal Of her late hu9-
bands estate for maintenance.
Judge Estee made Fritz Elder. Ger-
man. a citizen OF the United States this
morning the candidate being vouchei
for under oath by II. NJ Dow and l.. Il.
Hendry.
The schooner John G. North sailed
on December 18th for san Francisco
from Mahukona, with G.j27 bags sugar.
$50 bags coffee. 1919 packages hides.
The total value of the cargo was $40,
Ol6.4i.
The barkentine Archer and the
schooner Okanogan which arrived IN
port yesterday. are lying alongside o.
the Allan & Robinson lumber yards.
They will begin discharging without
delay.
Candies-Cheap grades .or schools
to the most expensive. New England
Bakery. =
The Metropolitan Meat Co. have an
immense shipment Of beef, mutton
veal, lamb, pork. etc, poultry and game
coming on the Sierra due today. Also
they have a lot of live turkeys fr
Christmas now on sale.
There have been some changes made
in the officers Of the Nippon Maru. Her
staff is now as follows: W w. Greene
commander;s H. S. Smith, chief officer
William L. Mitchell. chief engineer
j. b. Slocum, purser; A. J. Minaker
NJ. D.. surgeon: George z. Kiddcr
freight clerk.
Our morning coffee and hot buns IL
doughnuts are the wonder OF Honolulu
The arrival of the steamer Sierra Il
the main topic on the streets today
Some think she will show up this al
ternoon while others do not look fol
her arrival until late this evening. Sh,
Is scheduled to reach here Tuesday
She will in all probability make tn,
best time possible on her run to thl.
port.
Our delicious fresh candies in fanCy
boxes 25 cents and upwards, New En-.
gland Bakery.
The Mikahala reports the steamer
Niihau as having arrived at Eleele OF
1890 on Saturday morning. The
Schooner Fannie Adele vas also al
Eleele, discharging a deck load of hay
By noon on Saturday the barkentine
Amelia had finished discharging al
Eleole. The steamer Keauhou was on
her way TO Hanamaulu when the Mika
hala left Nawiliwili al o'clock in the
morning on Saturday; the Keauhou
was not to leave Hanamaulu until t.,
day. The Mikahala reports smooth
weather in the channel. with ordinary
trade winds.
Try our mince, pumpkin. custard oT
cream pies, they take ,ag axe at the
New England Bakery.
The American bark Roderick Dhuc
which was recently fitted with an in
candescent lighting system in San
Francisco. left that port in command
of Captain johnson on the I'd, fol
Hilo. She has full cargo consigned