Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
The Orpheum tonight.

/ ne OTpHtUlH
A young girl is wanted to learn MILL
merry by Miss killean. See Want coll
umn.
Buchanan has been dismissed from
the Mounted Patrol for disobedience of
orders.
The New England Bakery wants a
smart young lady. Read the Want
column.
The Japanese who escaped from Wal
luku Jail on the Sd inst has been re-
captured.
The w. G. Hall sails for Makaweli at
D. IN. today instead of tomorrow, her
usual time.
The natives and Japanese Of Kula
district, Maui. celebrated Kamehameha
Day with horse races.
Attorney Antoine Correa leaves for
Nawiliwili Kauai, tomorrow. He goes
on important business.
The furniture of six-room cottage
is offered for sale; the cottage is for
rent. See To Let column.
The remainder of Postmaster Oats
appointing at the Post Office Will
probably be made tomorrow.
John A. McCandless took the oath K
office as Superintendent Of Public
Works, before Judge Perry this morn
ing.
A large lot OF dry goods, dress goods,
groceries, ETC.. will be sold at auction
Wednesday. See Jas. f. Morgan's col
umn.
The furniture and supplies Of the de-
tention camps will be sold at auction
Monday, June rs. See Jas. +. Morgan 9
column.
w. c. Weedon's Thermometer at
| Punahou registered 81 in the shade ut
LAS yesterday. This Is the .)ttest cor
! three years.
Six men were allowed to go forth
| ing served six days each on fine oi
| So for drunkenness.
Police Officer d. w. Logan died In
Hilo June s. Logan was one of the
government men wounded at the open
ing Of the 93 revolution.
Notice from the treasurer of the Ter
ritory in regard to laws reiatlng to
stamp duties appears in the by Au.
thority column today.
Eight thousand five hundred dozen
yards of French Valenciennes edgings
and insertions almost given away at n.
S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. See their ad.
| b. +. Ehlers Il Co. are offering goods
on which there is now a tariff at the
same old prices for a short time only.
| IL will pay you to read their ad on page
u.
The owner of the kou calabash in the
show window of the Manufacturers
Shoe Co. is Charles p. West and not
Fred West as stated in Saturdays Bull
letin.
The Hawaiian Society Of the Sons
of the American Revolution held thcii
annual meeting Saturday and reelected
their former officers. y gathering was
held at the home Of the President, w
+. Allen in the evening" Resolutions
were passed upon the death Of lat Com
patriot A. +. Judd.
The sanitary inspectors are keeping
their eyes on the frame buildings no"
going up on Liliha street. A prominen
Chinaman was refused lodging hous,
license a few days since showing tina
the Orientals are still determined to in
troduce insanitary conditions again i
II ia within the bounds of possibility.
Lloyd NJ. Robbins, native of Call
fornia ana q practitioner on the Stat
and Federal courts there, has been ad
mitted to practice in the Territory o
Hawaii. He was recommended per
sonally by Cecil Brown and A. $
Humphreys, and took the oath ber1r
Justice FIear of the Supreme Court.
The Hilo II. r. Company will ruI
round trip excursions between Hill
and Olaa on July 4th. Trains vii
leave at Z and 10 a. m. and p. m. an
after the races. They will leave Ola
at 8 a. M, IL a. m. and p. m. Thi
train will be pulled by engine No. .