Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-16

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Union church last evening was very
well attended in spite of the extreme
ly bad weather.
The High School boys and second
team Of Oahu College will play a game
on the grounds of tho latter at $3.50
o'clock his afternoon
The Socialists proposed holding d
meeting next Saturday night in the va
cant lot corner of Hotel and Fort
streets near Club Stables.
The hackmen did a rushing business
during the heavy rain of last night. III
some cases II was necessary to call for
2 hack in order to go block.
w. II. Johnson, advertising man for
the Hawaiian Star, has been appointed
business manager of the Republican,.
He has already accepted the position
It is reported by the steamer Kauai
that rain is falling heavily in all parts
of Kauai The Kauai encountered a
lfbliul Stol III last Hlbnl III Nloooihs
the channel.
The S. S. Zealandia will bring the
usual consignment of good things 10
cat for CamarinOs. Turkeys and cram
berries for Thanksgiving. and all the
fresh fruits of the season.
\ trip to the work rooms Of the
HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO..
will more than repay anyone whD
cares TO see the actual work of printing
coloring and framing of photographs. =
Probate notices in the matters of the
estates of A. a. Todd late of Apia,
Samoa. deceased, testator, and JOSH
Antonio de Silva late of Honolulu do
ceased intestate appears under New
Today.
Prof. Ballaseyus will play at the con-
cert to be given at the Opera House
Nov. 23d the Beethoven Moonlight
Sonata" and a number of Webers
requiring great brilliancy of execution
and technical skill.
Those wishing reliable horses, ex-
perienced drivers, new rigs, fair prices
and courteous treatment should call at
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number is Main 80. They deliver and
call for rigs free of charge.
A meeting Of the Socialist Labor par
ty will be held next Saturday evening
on the vacant lot near the Club Sta
bles. Municipal Government" viii be
the subject for discussion. The public
Is cordially invited to attend.
The music at Central Union church
Sunday evening will include an origin
al quartet for female voices by Mrs.
Yarndley, entitled Together" and Gou-
mods Adore and BE Still" sung by
Miss Griswold with violin obligato hy
Mr. Egry also composed by Mrs.
Yarndley.
Some time since a number Of fisher
man took possession of the hulk of the
wreck of the James O'Brien as n
dwelling place. 1t is feared they may
have suffered in last nights storm.
Nothing has yet been heard from
them. But 1t Is hard to kill amphi-
bious kanakas with water.
The initiative, in the case of VIM.
Mccarthy who was fined S25 by judge
Egtna fnr bnllinu Caap,ap'u ha uu, M
was made by L. S. shipping commits
sioner w. p. Boyd in letter to District
Attorney Baird asking that the seamcn
be given such remedy as the law al
lowed Mr.. Boyd had warned M,
Mccarthy many times.
Sam Johnson has consented to take
the position of tackle on the Male
Iilima football team in place of Aus
tin who has accepted a position down
the road. This Is an addition that will
greatly strengthen the team. Sam
Johnson's reputation as fast football
player is well known to Honolulu all
letics who love the sport.
There was big luau and hula at the
home OF w. G. Achi in Kapalama last
night in honor ofthe Republican candi-
dates in the recent election. A large
number of Hawaiians were present in
spite of the wet weather. Two long
tables were crowded with guests. To-
ward the close of the feast, J. l.. Kauln-
kou arose and, in appropriate language
proposed the health of Senator-eleci
Achi.
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