Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-18
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Lost column on page S,
The City Of Picking sails for China
and Japan at ~ noon on Sunday
Nicely furnished rooms are adyct-
tised with board in the To let column.
The Washington Light Co. has an
ad in today's Bulletin. See Wants col
umn.
The choir of Central Union church
meets for rehearsal at 1880 o'clock this
evening;
Notice of the appointment of Miss
5. X. Jehu as notary public. See
New Today.
Notice of election of officers of the
Waikiki Beach Co., Ltd. appears nm
der New Today.
The James Makee sails for Kappa
at 3 p. M today. She will only carry
passengers and mail.
The band will play in Emma Square
this afternoon and on the grounds Of
the Capitol Sunday afternoon.
SolomOn's Quintet Club sings at the
Hawaiian hotel tonight. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the public.
The schooner Helene may sail for
San Francisco this afternoon. She has
$50 tons of sugar and 40 tons of rice
W. F. Chamberlain, a representative
of the New York Sun, is through pas
senger for Yokohama in the City of
Picking.
Captain Parker Of the police tutce
went over to the other side of the ISL
and this morning to bring his family
back to town.
The cricket match between the Ho-
nolulu Cricket Club and team from
Theo. II. Davies & Co. has once more
been postponed.
K. J. Taylor Is the present Custom
House inspector in charge Of the day
work while Il. Henderson and c. De
Cew are in charge Of the night watches
The Washington Light Co. has se'
cured the services of Mr.. Meth who /;
now prepared to do expert repair wars
on Smith Premier and all other make:
of typewrlters.
The baseball teams of Il. o. Hall 4
Son and PunahOu will play on the OahI
College grounds at $3.50 o'clock THU
afternoon. The Kakaako and Makik
teams will play at the same time II
the baseball grounds in Makilii.
The Young Mems Buddhist Assocla
ton at recent meeting held In tn,
Buddhist Temple, decided to issu,
a manifesto calling on their people 70
contributions to relief fund for Bud
dhists In India. Contributions will b
accepted from FIVE cents up.
The first and second teams of Tia
police shot match at the lwilei butt
this morning There were only MN
men on a side. The first team with IA
nae as captain, made &A3 or an averaG
of 80 20, while the second team, car
tanned by Opunui, made only 81 or Il
average of "a 10.
The sea was Os smooth as mill pom
throughout the trip of the City of y,
king to this port and the passenge,
enjoyed themselves !nmcUsNly IN
genial steward made aTangcmon'
with some Of the musicians aboar
with the result that orchestral mus
was furnished during the dinner hoU
every evening.
While descending the rope ladder {
the City of Picking early this mornu
after having found that Captain
Tremaine Smith did not desire to hay
a pilot until daylight, the shii gave
, roll and Dr. AmGese went into the ~
ter between the steamer and the boa
one of the native boys made grab f
the doctor and got him aboard.
Among the passengers from Sa
Francisco in the Clty OF Picking tn
morning We're the following W.
r Grieve and wife, G. n. Wright end vii
7 Robert Levers, Edgar Halstead, M
: man Halstead and wife, Mrs. l.. Al
I born f. w. Macfarlane, Rev. !. Lea
l ingham, W. Il. Bockwith. Mrs. ".
/ Bockwith, Miss L. Grau, Z. :. Goo
s hue and Gus Schumann and wife.