Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-30
LOCAL and GENERAL.

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Band concert In Emma Square this
'yening at the usual hour.
A new Remington typewriter Is Of
fered for sale. See For Sale column.
WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
ards, Enclosing.
IF. wICHMAN.
\ few weeks ago influenza held sway
in Honolulu and now II is pricKly
heat.
The Star of Italy Is taking ON ballast
at Wilder's wharf today preparatory 10
departure. a.
About 5000 pounds of bacon will be
sold at auction Wednesday by Jas. +.
Morgan. See his column.
think I'll take a ride myself this
year on a new 1900 blue Tribune. 1t
seems to be the popular wheel.
The many friends of Richard Moss
man congratulate him upon the arr
val in his family Of bouncing baby
boy.
Some of the qualities of the Tribune
wheel are blue color, perfection Of
parts, lightness, strength, durability
and speed.
Mrs. James Campbell and family and
Mrs. Cecil Brown, returned yesterday
from pleasant trip on the other side
of this island.
The Womans Guild of the Second
Congregation of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral, meets at the usual place at
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. l.. Aud would like to rent her
charming cottage on Young street dur
ing her absence from the city. See ad
in To Let column on page s.
The jewelry belonging to the estate
Of Jas Dodd will be sold at public anc-
ton Thursday. See Jas. +. Morgau's
column for ad and particulars.
The night school in English at the
japanese church will close tomorrow
for months vacation. There will he
a special meeting at the usual place at
S o'clock.
Fred S. Clinton, injured at Humuu.
la by the accidental discharge of gun
about three weeks ago, is now out Of
danger. The injured arm will not be
amputated.
The band will play Die Wacht am
Rhein" at the close of the program
in Emma Square this evening in honor
of the presence in port of the German
warship Geier.
In the quarter mile dash between
Brock and Shenandoah at Kapiolani
park Saturday, the former won in
twenty-five seconds. The purse was
for $3.50 side.
In a cricket match between the Mar
ried and Single men at Makiki Satur-
day afternoon, the latter won by a
score of SO to AZ. Several new and
promising players were on the field.
Among the arrivals from Maui IN
the Claudine Sunday were the follow
ing: Miss Massey, Father Valentine,
w. p. Callahan, II. S. Donnelly, d.
Conway, w. A. Mckay, 7. McTighs
and Henry Vida.
The condition of Mrs. J. X. Farley of
Koloa, Kauai, is very serious. AS Il,
is necessary that someone be in at
tendance on her night and day, an
other trained nurse was sent up in the
James Makee Saturday to assist Miss
Morse.
Prof. Rochelle reports the scale that
attacks orange and lime trees very bad
on Kauai The watermelon fly is also
getting In its work on different
patches about Lihue and the Japanese
beetles are beginning to make their
appearance again.
"ui was Out VI
his buggy at the corner of Alakea and
Hotel street, Saturday. His horse sh.ei
at tn esteam roller made short turn
and landed the occupant In the street.
Fortunately Mr.. Isenberg was unhurt.
The horse started to run away but was
caught near the Hotel.
There was a rousing banquet Of the
members Of the Red Cross degree NJ
the Knights Templar of Honolulu 1t
the Masonic Temple Saturday night.
Previous to the dinner, the degrees of
the Red Cross were conferred on seven
candidates. Henry Z. Cooper was
toastmaster. There we're about thirty
five present.