Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-26
LOCAL and GENERAL.
The Orpheum tonight.

The Orpheum tonight.
J. +. Bowler is back from Kauai.
Rev. Il. G. Silva makes trip to Maui
today.
The dove season comes in again on
Sunday.
Kauai steamers report light winds al
over Kauai.
J. d. Mcveigh leaves for Hilo in the
next Kinau.
Captain VIM Matson left for Hllo in
the Kinau today.
w. l.. Hardy returns to Maui in the
Claudine this afternoon.
The Misses Ewart arrived from Kauai
in the Niihau this morning.
Nicely furnished rooms are offered
for rent. See To Let column.
After the opera tonight go to the
Union Grill for ice creaf or oysters.
g. c. Hofgaard is booked to leave for
Makaweli in the Mikahala this after
noon.
See Wall, Nichols new book bulletin
on page for list of all the very lat
est books.
John Emmeluth took possession of
the old Murray carriage shop on King
street today.
Scholars at Kamehameha are pub
fishing monthly paper, "The Blue
and White"
No more becoming color could have
been selected to adorn the Tribune
than robins egg blue.
The Keauhou was at Waimea dis.
charging coal yesterday. She will
| finish this work tomorrow.
Flags for the Fourth OF July can he
bought cheapest at Gonsalves & Co.
See their flag ad in this issue.
Poles for the telegraph station at
Mahukona were shipped to Hawaii in
the steamer Maui last evening.
Or. Nichols has lost his Scotch col
lie and offers reward for the return
of same. See Lost clumn on page s.
Postmaster Dat states that the re-
mainder of the Post Office appoint
ments will very probably be made to-
morrow.
Mrs. c. 4. Rice. Walter Duscnberg
and II. L. Walker are among the pass
engers for Kauai in the W. G. Hall this
afternoon.
Rev. J. c. Hays subject tonight at
the college hall will be "A Place foT
Manual Training in the Educational
System of Oahu College"
The schooner Norma that Went
aground at the entrance to the harbo;
while going out last week. has arrived
safely at Anahola, Kauai.
Dr. Garvin leaves for Maui in tn,
Claudine this afternoon to settle M
matters in connection with the recent
plague epidemic in Waikiki.
The James Makee was dischargini
coal at Kappa yesterday. She will
finish this evening and begin loading
sugar for Honolulu tomorrow.
Every room In the Kinau is taken fol
the next trip to Hilo and the strange
part Of 1t all is that the great majority
Of intending passengers are women.
Chairman Smith of the Fourth o
July committee requests that members
Of the committee meet in the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms tomorrow MOOT
between ~ and |.
Manager Fred J. Cross with Mr.. Bow
den and Mr.. Hobbs leave in the Claud
inc this afternoon for Lanai where the,
will complete the work Of establishin;
the telegraph station on that island.
Among the passengers for Maui AM
Hawaii ports in the Kinau today wer
the following: Mrs. Vida. T.. d. Ten
ney, DR., r. II. Reid, J. b. Castle. c. II
Judd, DR.. c. l.. Stow, Sam Nowlein. c
II. Brown, c. A. Doyle, J. w. Girvil
and DR.. Chaplain.
Police officers kept close watch OF
the Transport Thomas soldiers VIII
were up town last night. 1t wa
thought that there would be varion
small celebrations on account of tn
departure of the transDOrt TODAY Or