Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-08
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Circuit Court term will close en-
Wednesday
Take ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
Paul Jarrett, manager of Parkers
ranch. came to town In the Kinau.
Two nicely furnished rooms are for
rent. See To Let column on page s.
The Klnau brought 2i6 sheep con-
signed to the Metropolitan Meat Mar
ket.
Csmara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Jas. F. Morgan has fine Kimball
piano for sale. See his column on
page s.
Goo Kim. on Nuuanu street has just
received nice line of grasslnen
handkerchiefs and holiday goods.
The Kinau reports rough weather.
The Maui at Paapalo yesterday. No
events of Importance occurred on the
trip.
NJ. Daggett OF the Malcolm Fishing
& Trading Company arrived in the city
yesterday from the Coast. and is stop
ping at the Hawaiian hotel.
The funeral of the late Robert u.
Rabe will take place tomorrow, Sunday
morning at $3.50 from the Honolulu
Undertaking Parlors, Fort street.
Friends and acquaintance are invited.
A ride from Punahou to Pacific
Heights and back costs 10 cents each
way. II you care to ramble into the
woods at mauka end Of Pacific Heights
we promise you an appetite for your
dinner.
The HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
co. are Offering free instruction in
photography to their patrons. This en-
terprising firm well deserve the sue.
cess with which their efforts have been
rewarded
Residents OF Kalihi are still co,n-
planning about those big. dangerous
holes outside of Lloyds place just On
the other side of the Kalihi bridge.
Absolutely nothing in the way of repair
has been done.
The Zealandia brings the usual in
voice of the seasons fruits and de!ici-
oranges. grapes. etc. always in stock.
California eggs on the Zealandia, forty
cents dozen.
The electric cars make round trips
every 20 minutes up Pacific Heights
$ Saturdays and Sundays. The road
5 is in excellent condition. and you will
), enjoy the cool. invigorating air as wei
az the prettiest views anywhere to bC
seen.
! The marriage OF Mr.. J. T. Newman
who is ma mayer Of the Volcano Stable
repair and harness shop. to Miss Der
vishia velthausen also Of Hilo, was eel
.. ebratedw on Dec. /, at the residence o
2, Rev. J. A. Cruzan. that clergyman OH
.. ciatine
J. L. Grossman has recently receive
word that his brother who resided wi
him some time at Olaa is now at Sd
s> Francisco hospital and his death is a
any time expected. DR.. Grossman O
Honolulu has gone to the Coast hopin
to see him again before death
One business man was heard to asl
the following question OF another thi
7. morning: do you think the telephor
company will have the nerve to charg
full rates for the service they have bee
giving us during the present quarter?
The man addressed. could not tell bu
! he said he was quite certain Their
would be no reduction whatever.
Among the arrivals from Hlo an
way ports In the Kinau today were tn
following: Mrs. Henry West, II.
Hadley, Z. A. Fraser and wife, Mis-
Nellie Richard. Paul Jarrett. Rev. j
Kamakele, J. NJ. Dat, ID. II. Hitchcock
II. b. Gehr. l.. F. lie Blond. DR.. Ray
mond. r. w. Single, c. p. Grimwool
and Captain Ahlborn. wife and child
} Mr.. Finke, who Is the agent of tn,
/ Capitol Brewing Company of Seattle
! came here on the Elihu Thomson. an,
. fully intended to return on the stear.
|, er which left yesterday for the Sound
| The arrival of Mrs. Finke and he
daughter on the ship Iroquois altere,
=
= in the many places of interest on III
island and will return to the NLrthweS
= country on the next steamer leavin
/ for San Francisco.