Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-30

The Nlibau q. uow on tbe marin
railway
The ~ raioma ffom the Peninwlt
has arrived
The Republic b. iatine 1n balms.
At the inior.island what.
T.. u. Powell arrived from Kauai In
thu steamer Kauai this morning
A. l.. peyser left In the warrimjo
yesterday On q trip for his health
rhe General Fairchild will sail for
the Sound In ballast this afternoon.
The Kauai reports TOO bags ~ sugsr
left at V. X. and $3.50 at NJ. $. Go.
An artesian well Is being bored on
the WAIKIKI side Of the Sailors Home
premises.
Certificate No. 1919 for Ave shares
Of Oahu Sugar stock has been lost. See
Lost column ON page 5.
The directors of the Honolulu Driv-
ing Association meet tomorrow even
ing. See notice under New To-day.
The Dewey is being cleaned and re.
paired previous to her race against
the La Paloma to 1ahaina and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J. Penheld of
Kamehameha returned in the c. ID.
Bryant this morning after quite
visit In the States.
Notice from the Auditors Office in re
receipts for warrants for salaries un1cr
Regular Pay Rolls" appears in the
BY Authority column.
to Fred Judson of San Diego.
Miss Gertrude Marsland of Lincoln,
Nebraska, arrived in the Australia Oh
visit to Mrs. II. Gere.
The John Currier with cargo Of
general merchandise from Seattle, Is
discharging at the Navy dock. Most Of
I her cargo is made up of iron.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge, No. 2,
|. o. o. F., will give a ball in Progress
Hall on the evening of September It'll.
See their ad under New Today.
Miss Harriet Levers gives cad
party Friday evening in honor of Miss
l.. A. Paris who leaves in the Austria
liza for her new home in San Diego
~ Bruce Cartwright advertises in this
issue a list of properties for sale and
for lease, including both business AM
residence properties; also a few Office
suites.
Previous to the playing of the S.al
Spangled Banner at the end of the Ha'
waiian hotel concert this evening, tho
band will play the Chilean national
anthem.
Captain Cameron and not Captain
Lorenzen brought in the Warrimoo tc
the Pacific Mail wharf yesterday morn
ing. Captain Lorenzen Is away on .
vacation.
William Auld,s sixty-eighth birthday
was celebrated in grand style at his
home in Palama yesterday. A big lual
was given and Queen Liliuokalani wal
the guest of honor.
Miss Zeigler, graduate of Oberlir
and a postgraduate of Columbia Uni
versity, New York City, has been added
to the staff of High School teachers al
teacher of Greek and Latin.
The Inter-Island people will be KEEP
very busy tomorrow. The Mauna 10;
from Maui and Hawaii and severa
steamers from Kauai will be in brigh
and early tomorrow morning.
Mrs. George IL. Paris and daugh.c
visit to Mrs. Paris home In Michigan
She will remain in San Francisco to at
tend the marriage of Miss l.. A. Pari
In the Police Court yesterday Lal
Pui was fined $50 and costs on tn
charge of unlawful possession of opium
All Yau was given one months I'm
prisonment at hard labor and Sucl
Tong was reprimanded and discharged
Inouwe, japanese, was fined s.
and costs In the Police Court yesterda,
on the charge of representing himsel
to be police officer. This form q
breaking the law has become quite IRE
quent of late, particularly among tn
japanese.
The Kauai from Kauai this mornin
brought a horse and II bundles 4
hides. She reports that the Fam
Adele will leave Eleele for this port t.
. day. There were strong northe!l
winds and rough weather at Kaua
yesterday.