Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Lodge lie Progrs will meet to-
night. See New Today.
A clerk for country store Is wanted.
See Want column on page s.
Two nicely furnished rooms are for
rent. See To Let column on page s.
The Ciaudine from Maui Sunday
brought $4,000 bags OF sugar, 81 bdls
hides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilcox will
leave for their home in Lihue, Kauai,
this afternoon.
A youn gladly cashier aud entry
page 8.
Co. n, N. g. H., is ordered TO as
semble at the company room tonight.
See New Today for call.
Rev. VIM. Ault held communion aud
divine services Easter Sunday in the
Anglican church in Lahaina.
George C. Potter is making arrange
ments today for the shipment, of liza.
wallis exhibit to the Paris Exposition
by the Australia tomorrow.
Quite q number Of Germans who
have been prominent in the business
affairs Of the Islands for SevsD al years
past, will leave in the Australia tomor-
row. ..
The Pythian anniversary ball under
the auspices of Oahu Lodsc No. l.
X. Of p, will be held in Progress Hall
Tuesday evening, April u. See New
Today. .S-t.
]. J. Williams leaves in the Austria
liza tomorrow on a business trip.
While In San Francisco he contem-
plates placing his daughter in a con-
vent to complete her musical nduca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Wilcox had in
tended leaving for the States in the
Australia tomorrow afternoon but they
have changed their plans and will sail
in the steamer Charles Nelson from
Hanamaulu, Kauai.
On account of changing the brands Of
fine stationery and closing out odd
stock. which, by the way, is as good
AS the best, the Golden Rule Bazaar
have put prices to the bottom-it will
pay to look this up, whether you need
stationery now or not.
Tanaka, a Japanese, was arrested
Saturday while walking up Nuuanu
street, throwing up his kimono and eX-
posing his person. He stated In the
Police Court this forenoon that he bad
taken q drink and was cooling off. A
fine Of SO and costs was imposed.
Yesterday afternoon a Chinaman
named All Tai, working for Minister
Cooper, was taken to the Hospital for
Incurables. The man was far gone
with pneumonia and as he had been q
good servant Mr.. Cooper sent him there
where he could get better care than at
the Chinese hospital. y
There were special Easter services at
Kaiwahao church Sunday by the girls
| Of Kaiwahao Seminary. Rev. H. II.
Parker preached an excellent sermon
| on the significance Of Easter. The pull
pit and choir were beautifully decorat-
cd with delicate white flowers and
greens by, Mrs. Carrie Robinson. q
The China arrived late Saturday az
ternoon, seven days from San Francis
CO, the captain having received his or.
ders to economize in the matter OF
coal. She sailed at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. The China has been in the
habit Of making Honolulu the day be
fore schedule time.
Robert Hackett, a stockman aboard
the Robert Levers, fell overheard Sat.
urday evening while that vessel was
nearing port and going at q six-knot
speed. First Officer Reynolds saw tn,
man fall and quickly tossed out a life
buoy. Hackett got to 1t, the vesse
hove to, boat was lowered and The
stockman was soon aboard ship again
Mr.. Humphreys finds he will b,
unable to go to the Coast In the Aus
tralia. Immediately upon being re
quested to make the trip in the interes
OF a client he took the Haftkine pro
phylactic supposing he would be al
lowed to leave at any time after Ill
now finds he Is three days short OF TIN
required seven days observation" tina
must elapse before departure Is al
lowed.