Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

The p. V. and s. Co. have hay and
grain for sale.
The funeral Of Henry Waterhouse,
Jr. will take place this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
A notice Of sale of delinquent stock
in the Maunalei Sugar Co. appears in
this issue.
Lodge lie Progress will hold special
meeting tonight. Work in the first
degree. See New Today.
The mail for the Coast closed at /: 30
p. m. today, as the Hongkong was ex-
pected to sail at 3 o'clock.
j. r. Mills received lot of potatoes,
oranges, lemons, butter and cheese by
the Australia. Call and see him.
Salters grocery is on deck again
with a lot Of delicacies received fresh
from the Australia's refrigerator.
Healani Boat House is now open
again for the use Of members. Those
formerly quaratined there having gone
to quarantine wharf.
May & Co. received today by the
Australia a big consignment Of ice
house goods; fresh potatoes, frozen
oysters, fruits, vegetables, etc.
Fresh butter and other good things
per Australia, for sale by Guerrero &
Hoke at the new grocery, Miller street,
just above the Methodist church.
There are about 1900 people in Ka-
lihi detention camp. Some 900 OF these
are vet serving quarantine, while the
rest have no other place of abode.
The regular meeting Of Honolulu
Chapter, No. i r. A. M. will be held
this evening in Masonic Temple. Visit
Ing companions are cordially invited.
The third and last artesian we'll at
the site Of the projected Kalihi pump
ing station is being driven. The first
two are very successful flowing wells.
Apparently the plague scare is wear
ing away on the Coast as each incom-
ing steamer shows an increased pas
senger list for Honolulu over those of
the past two months.
The well known chef, Joe, formerly
at Sans Souci, is now at the head of
the Orpheum Cafes kitchen. His old
admirers can once more have an op-
portunity Of enjoying his excellent
cooking.
As was surmised, the Australia was
delayed by bad weather. 1t seemed to
be quite coincidence, that although a
day late, che should arrive In the har-
Dor at exactly her usual time In the
morning.
The Hongkong Maru arrived Off har-
Dor this morning at 1880 o'clock after
a quick run Of days. Her coming 30
soon was quite surprise as at the
earliest she was not expected until late
In the afternoon.
The Bulletin is informed that IL was
not c. F. Fitz w. Hall, who was the
leading spirit or promoter of the sere-
nading party that visited the resi-
dences of number Of the leading Brit
ish residents last evening.
Three foreign steamers arrived in
the harbor this morning from foreign
shores at almost directly opposite
points of the compass. The Warrimoo
from Sydney, the Hongkong Maru from
the Orient and the Australia from the
Coast. -
The San Francisco paper mail will
not be out until about 8 o'clock to-
night. The letter mail was finished
shortly before noon, and the force was
Immediately put at work on the mail
to be sent In the Hongkong Maru and
the Warrimoo. The whole postofice
force worked from daylight this morn
ing with only ten minutes for lunch.
The conscientious men who have
given their services gratuitously to aid
the Board Of Health in stamping out
the plague will be elated over the Citi-
zens' Sanitary Committees notice I'M
der New Today informing them that
theirlabors are az an end tonight. They
have worked diligently the past few
weeks and are certainly deserving OF
a rest Only those who have had the
work In hand can appreciate the labor
and Inconvenience these two or three
hundred men have experienced. They
are deserving Of praise from every citi-
zen Of Honolulu for their heroic efforts.