Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-29
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Mystic Lodge No. 2. X. Of r. meets
tonight In Castle Hall. Fort street.
n. J. Nolte has received fresh frozen
oysters on ice at the Beaver restaurant
The warrimoo brought 1870 tons Of
frozen meat and general cargo for this
port.
A nicely furnished room centrally
located 10 offered for rent. See To Let
column.
Notice to creditors Of the estate OF
n. c. Norton, waianae. appears under
New Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ena will sail
from San Francisco for Honolulu In
the China, August 8.
The American ship Currier with coal
from the Sound for the o. Il. & l.. Co.
arrived this morning.
A choice lot of young trained and
talking parrots are for sale. See For
Sale column on page s.
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co. has
Just received thirty head Of fine driving
and draft horses. See ad.
Messrs. T. Hall and L. F. Miller.
millionaires of Melbourne are also on
their way to England for trip.
A card Of thanks to the subscribers
to the labor committee fund for Labor
Day sports appears under New Today.
The ship John Currier has brought
1000 tons of rails and other material
for the Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Co.
A gold enameled pin with mono-
gram U. s. SO has been lost Finder
will receive reward on return to this
Office.
All persons indebted to the estate Of
II. c. Norton, waianae, are requested
to make immediate settlement. See
notice under New Today.
Lord and Lady Gormanston and
daughter are through passengers In the
Warrimoo on their way to England for
a visit. Lord Gormaston Is Governor
Of Tasmania.
A letter received In the Australia
states that Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich
Renjes and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LAM,
both of this city had been to Ober-
ammergrau to see the famous Passion
Play.
The Albert will very probably come
off the marine railway Soday. II 1t Is
possible, the Niihau will take her place
Immediately. The Kilauea Hou and
Helene are also waiting to go on the
marine railway.
w. r. Sims is welcomed home by a
host of friends. having arrived In the
bark Archer yesterday. He is greatly
improved in health and will on Mon
day resume his avocations at the Office
of the Wilder Steamship Co.
U. 5. Commissioner W. J. Robinson
is taking evidence In the Spreckels sal
wage claim of $4,000 against the barb
Dunreggan. Several witnesses were
examined yesterday. Captain C. j
Campbell of Honolulu was the only one
today.
The Republic was forced to move
away from the Oceanic wharf yester-
day afternoon on account OF the expect
ed arrival of the Australia today. She
moved over to the Inter-Island wharf
and will finish discharging her cargo
OF coal today.
A couple of ladies driving along on
Bethel street near the Post Office this
forenoon had an unpleasant experience
with their horse. The animal stepped
on long nail which ran into one Of
the feet fully an inch and half. Cap
tain Opunui ran over to the assistance
OF the ladies and extricated the nail.
Col. J. II. soper leaves In the warri
moo this afternoon for a two months
trip to the States, going as far east al
New York. When asked II he INTENDED
to float any large block of securities
Col. Soper said. mo. not any larg,
block. My friends write lAe from Chi
cago that as usual during a nationa
campaign investors are slow to take III
with new ventures, but II Mckinley 4
elected | would like nothing bette
than a few million dollars worth o
Hawaiian securities to put on tbs
Mainland market.
CHOCOLATE!!!