Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31
LOCAL and GENERAL.

DR.. Carmichael left for Maui in the
Kinau today
John II. Jones left by the Kinau this
noon for Hilo.
For that tired feeling-take a ride
up Pacific HeightS.
The schooner Lady got in from her
regular ports this morning.
The ship George Curtis is taking on
sugar from the Mauna Loa today
Twenty-eight first class California
mules are offered for sale. See For
Sale column.
A nice lot in Oakland Cal is offered
in exchange for sugar stocks. See
Wants column.
Board and rooms are advertised IN
the Wants column. Terms moderate.
See under Board and Rooms.
Fresh butter will be received on the
Australia by Guerrero & Hoke, gro
GERS, Miller street above Methodist
| church.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingwortn went
down the road this morning to learn
| further particulars regarding tile death
of Miller.
There are still a few desirable Offices
left in the Elite building. Those desir-
ing them should apply to Jas. Steiner.
See ad in For Rent column.
st. C. Sayres leaves for the north on
the Aorangi tomorrow where he will
endeavor to secure additional shipping
between Seattle and this port.
There will be a meeting of the La
dies Executive Committee of the Eve
and Ear Infrmary in DR.. Slogget' s
Office tomorrow at 3 o'clock.
The Australia will be in from San
Francisco between and s O'Clock
in the morning, perhaps earlier. She
will bring home large number of Ho-
nolulu people.
Turk of Turk & Lewis appeared in the
Police Court this forenoon on 5hC
charge Of assault and battery. Tn,
case was continued until tomorrow at
the request of the defendant.
Haleiwa, or the Beautiful House,
the new Waialua hotel, cannot be sur
passed as a quiet resting place and II
n beautiful spot that should not b;
missed by tourists on any considera
ton.
Poor VIM. Crewes appeared again IL
the Police Court this forenoon on tn,
charge of drunkenness. Yesterday h
was only fined 81 and costs but thi
morning, Judge Wilcox imposed a fin
of So and costs.
The pilot boat smashed the othe
day when the Transport California.
hauled alongside the Navy dock, is nov
being repaired When 1t came to al
examination of the boats keel, 1t Wa
found to be broken in three places.
The Inter-Island Co. has decided t
despatch the steamer Kauai to Puma
luu, Kau, this afternoon at o'clOc
to bring to Honolulu the greater par
Of the sugar at that place and at Paha
la. She will go direct, load as quickl
as possible and return to port
Sam Broad, the young Hawaiian
who undertook to beat a Chinaman a
Palama chapel the other night be
cause he was so worked up over tn
Boxer stories from China, appeared Il
the Police Court this forenoon on tn
charge Of assault and battery. Fortu
nately for him, the complaining wit
ness failed to put in an appearance an
Broad was allowed to go.
Among the passengers for Hilo an
way ports in the Knau today were tn
following: Mr.. and Mrs. George Bar
ker, Mark Houghtailing, w. A. Stew
art, II. McCorriston, J. W. Hall, Mrs
ID. McCorriston, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Muirhead, Geo. w. Statler, II. ]
Wright. J. II. Jones, II. c. Ffluger, Nj
and Mrs. l.. r. Grant, NJ. 'Shaugness!
Gardner X. Wilder, Mrs. II. Vida, \
Pullar and II. c. Oyenden.
Among those booked to leave 10
Maui ports in the Claudine this after
noon are the following: Miss Heic
Alexander, Miss L. Warehouse, Mis-
Il. Angus, Mrs. II. G. Alexander, Mis-
Il. Damon, G. +. Alexander G. S. Jude
II. +. Damon, +. w. Damon, Mrs. III
Nahaolelua, J. n. 5. Williams, Rev. ,
f. Russell, Mrs. II. p. Baldwin, 1