Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-07
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Archibald Forbes the we'll known
war correspondent, Is dead.
The Pioneer hauled alongside the
Fort street wharf to discharge.
There will be music in the lanai of
the New England Bakery this even
ing.
Every purchaser of bicycles should
read Hall & Sons interesting annunce-
ment on page 8.
A new hogskin saddle and stove with
kitchen utensils are for sale. See For
Sale column on pages 8.
A large black dog for which a re-
ward is offered Is advertised in the
Lost column on page 8.
A new shipbuilding plant is to be es-
tablished at San Francisco in oppc-
sition to the Union Iron Works
The Philippine Commission will sail
from San Francisco April IS, in the
transport Hancock which will probably
sail via Honolulu.
There was an informal meeting of
the Board Of Agriculture yesterday af.
| ternoon at 2 o'clock at which routine
| business was transacted.
A second hand upright piano is OH
sale at The Bergstrom Music Co. for
$65. Popular songs are selling rapidly
price three for one dollar.
It Is estimated that the Beers still
have 10000 men under arms. Winston
Churchill writes that Lord Roberts Is
still In need Of more men,.
Allen street In the vicinity of the
Oceanic wharf Is being put in excellcn,
shape. The steam roller is hacd al
work matchmaking the street.
II Is feared in Washington, that tn,
resignation, of the Danish Ministry
may result.in Germany getting pos
session Of the Danish West Indies.
Cecil Brown has written to his broth
er, Godfrey Brown, from Washington
where he intended remaining until az
ter the passage Of the Hawaiian bill.
st. Clements chapel is being decor
ated with palms for tomorrow's ser
vices. Next week being Holy Week
there will be services daily at II a. m
and 6 p. m.
In the series Of University ExfDSioI
lectures to be given in San FNuesco
Hiram Bingham, Jr. is scheduie(ffor
course on The Growth Of American
Supremacy in Hawaii"
The new grocery store, Guerrero 4
Hake prOprietors, Miller street, jus
above the Methodist church. Every
thing new and fresh. Prices very rea
sonable. Goods delivered free.
| Waikiki Inn. Pleasant rooms, fin,
bathing, excellent table and service
Wagonette will leave Fort and Kin,
streets every evening at S o'clock, re
turning at 7:45. Henry N. Almy, man
ager.
The United Carriage Co.. telephone
300 at the old stanf, King and For
streets. Hacks at a,y. hour. Ais,
first class livery turn mts. Leave you
order at the office and we will do tn
rest.
In the Police Court this forenoon
. Ahikigumusta, japanese, was fined 81
and costs on the charge Of cruelty /
animals. The fellow was caught driy
ing mule whose back was I'm q yer
bad condition.
John IT, COlburn appeared In the Pc
lice Court this forenoon on the charg
of common nuisance and was fined s
and costs. Colburn's offense was tn
leaving of his horse in the street with
out tying the animal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell, wit
their youngest children, returned las
night from more than a years stay I.
California. Mr.. Campbell was a littl
shaky on landing from the effects of
fall on board the steamer. His sigh
has failed considerably, but he will nc
wear glasses.
Notice Is given on page s today of tn
sale at public auction OF the BIRTHS
bark Sebastian Bach. This large vess;
which is now lying outside has bee
condemned by Lloyds and must be sol
by order Of the former master, who
now acting as agent for the under
writers. Boats will convey intendin
purchasers free Of charge to the shi
on Tuesday, April 10th. For furthe
particulars see the advertisement.