Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Notice appears under By Authority
regarding the estate of Uni.
See notice under By Authority re-
garding the Ulbricht estate.
The Doric got away for the Orient at
10 o'clock sharp this morning.
The Kinau reports only two lumber
vessels in Hilo harbor yesterday.
The Mauna Loa is discharging a
part of her sugar to the Archer today.
c. B. Reynolds returned from Molo.
kai in the Helene yesterday afternoon.
The s. c. Allen got away for San
Francisco today with full cargo Of
sugar.
There will be sale of good invesI-
ments. See Jas. F. Morgan's column on
page s.
Prof. Cook will have charge of the
music at the G. A. r. camp fire this
evening.
Soda water manufactured from filter
ed water at Benson, Smith & Co.'S
fountain.
Pacific Import Co., Progress block,
will be closed Monday, the cath, Jew
ish New Year.
There will be an auction sale of ferns
and palms on Tuesday. See Jas. +.
Morgan's column.
Secure your seats at Wall, Nichols Co.
for Egry's recital Sept. 26 at the Hawa-
iian Opera House.
The Kauai came in from Nanapapa,
Niihau, yesterday with $50 sheep foi
II. Warehouse & Co.
The Hilo District convention for the
nomination OF Legislative candidates
will lbe held next Tuesday.
The Hawaii will sail for HafaH,u,
Honomu and Hilo at 4 p. m. Monday.
She was to have sailed today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and Captain Jen-
sen were among the arrivals from Wat
mea in the Keauhou this morning.
The Orpheum will give grand bill
tonight as the farewell performance OF
the minstrels. Secure your seat early.
All creditors of the estate of Mrs
Amalia Joy are requested to present
their bills. See notice under New To-
day.
The Kinau hauled alongside her
wharf at 10 o'cloc kthis forenoon, the
earliest she has been In from Hilo fol
many moons.
Minstrels. vaudeville, burlesques ant
travesties galore at the farewell pee
formance Of the Ministries tonight. b,
Office now open.
Governor Dole has declined with re
greet the invitation to speak at the q
A. r. camp fire. as 1t will be impossible
for him to attend.
The $50 acres Of cane burned at Paau
hau plantation was all young cane q
that the damage is great, there bein
no chance to grind 1t.
Taylor the laconic greeting on a scent
post card, me Ike aloha dated Angus
q at Oberammergau, the far-famc
scene Of the Passion Play.
A penal summons has been issue
for Fl. NJ. Ayres of the Advertiser an
F. J. Tesla of the Independent to ap
pear In the Police Court at $3.50 a. N
Monday on the charge of ARRAY.
The Triangle Literary Club hav
their first program of the season at tn
Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening at 1884
The general subject Is China" Visit
ors are invited to the meeting.
The Helene came In from Paauhar
Ookala. Papaaloa, Kukaiau and Nah,
, kona late yesterday afternoon. Purse
} w. II. Abbey reports having taken .
head OF cattle from Waimea to Kala 1
papa. The Helene brought the follow
ing cargo: 1871 bags sugar, 6S bag
coffee and 36 bundles hides. The sugG
Is being discharged into the ocean,
warehouse today.
Among the arrivals from Hawai-
. and Maui ports in the Kinau this fore
noon were the following: T.. X. Woo
and wife. II. l.. Cooper, L. S. Boyd, A
b. Loebenstein, S. II. Comstock, Ged
Rodiek, G. Il. Thrum, C. h. Fraser, I
S. Kay, A. X. Eldredgo, II. l.. Holstell
Judge II. II. Atkins, II. n. Amy, w. II
CornwGll, A. n. Kepoikai, Cant. All