Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-13
LOCAL and GENERAL.

wanted. See Want column.
See ny Authority column for the
Plumbing Inspectors notice.
A furnished front room is for rent.
See To Let column on page S.
A Remington typewriter is Offered
for sale cheap. See For Sale column.
One double and one single bed room
Is wanted. See Want column on page
The Nippon Maru for Oriental
ports got away at 1880. She took Oh
coal last night.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell an assor.-
ment of tailor's goods tomorrow. Sc,
his column on page s.
See notice in by Authority column
of the election of DR.. Raymond to the
presidency Of the Board Of Health.
The ship Henry Willard bound from
Savannah to Honolulu was spoken ON
Nov. IA in lat. "a 81 N. Ion. AZ 20 w.
The schooner Aloha is loading sugar
at Likelike wharf Captain Fry expects
to get away by Saturday for the Coast.
Mrs. Gum will give dance at Prog
ress Hall tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock. Quintet Club will furnish mu-
sic.
There was no meeting Of the Gov
erner's council this morning on 1c-
count of the absence Of the Governor
on the Island of Kauai.
There will be an indoor baseball
game between the soldiers of Camp
Mckinley and the Evening Class Sat-
urday evening. Admission free.
Twenty-eight cases of imported CT
gars came on the Zealandia for David
Lawrence q Co. Also large shipment
of meerschaum and briar pipes.
Jas. Mott Jr. has removed his plumb
ing business to Fort street opposite the
Club Stables. Parties desiring conncc-
tions will do well to call on him.
The HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
co. are Offering free instruction In
photography to their patrons. This en-
teTprising firm well deserve the sue.
cess with which their efforts have been
rewarded.
Visitors to Honolulu may find 1t both
pleasant and profitable to call at the
Kilohana Art Leagues gallery from 0
to 5 daily, and on Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings. The fall exhibition is
open and 1t is free to the public.
| Fred. Harrison petitions for probate
. of the will Of Robert Gustave Rabc,
whose estate is valued at $iG50 person.
valued. Deceased leaves a brother
and four sisters, supposed to live in
| Chicago.
4 This evening the Christian church
u will take leave of Rev. J. c. Hay at !
social given by the Y. p. s. G. Il. A.
attractive literary program will be pre-
scented, besides refreshments served
= Mr.. Hay is booked to leave in tn
- Zealandia tomorrow.
e Manuel Souza, Portuguese, arrested
i recently on the charge Of selling spirit
= uous liquor without a license. was trie'
y in the Police Court yesterday an,
. found guilty of the charge. A fine o
$3.50 was imposed by Judge Wilcox
Souza has a store in Kakaako. one o
the toughest parts of the town and II il
from this place that he dispensed til,
liquors that got him into so much trou
u BILE.
n The owenrs of the steamers plyin.
: between Honolulu and the island grouI
4 have inaugurated school of naviga
I ton for the officers and sailors in then
Q employ. Captain Robertson, the nayi'
/. gator, has been employed by the Wilde.
and Inter-Island companies to give
7, their men special instructions In navi.
cation. The necessity OF coaching the
men In marine matters was found ne
, cessary owing to the government exa-
. mination which will take place about
8 the first Of January.
D The schooner Alice Cooke in com
mand OF genial Captain Penhallow, Il
discharging her cargo Of lumber at Fort
, street wharf Her cargo comprises
: 100000 feet Of rough and dressed lum'
o Der, pickets, etc. She was 2S days Out
: from Port Gamble. Included in hei
cargo was 2l2 piles and one spar 1O2
feet In length SO inches at the butt and
23 inches at the top, and containing
=, about 5000 feet Of lumber board meas
n ure. 1t was brought here for Sorenson
4 & Lyle to be worked down for a yes