Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A noiIas io fa.hi aensu hrr.aH HH.
1al Nse To-day
THa Npaau should bs M from ~.
vail p1uf tbis afternoon
A rouuimsstofs notice appears iu
ihe y, Auih1fity column TODAY
y Scott wss passenger from Ana.
a1ls 10 the Niilau this morning
The transport Logan will very prop.
ably act away for Manila tomorrow.
The Hawaii Tor Maui aud Hawaii
ports yesterday afternoon lowed q scos
20 kahulul
Work In the second degree will be-
taken up In the meeting Of Lodge H.
progrcs tonight
REGISTRATION ROLLS FOR THE
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS ARE OPEN.
REGISTER TODAY.
The Healani March. composed and
copyrighted by Prof. W. u. sharp will
be- on sale AT Wall. Nichols Co.
David Haughs. chief forester OF the
Agricultural bureau, leaves TOT Maui
IN the Claudine this afternoon.
when you buy Cleveland wheel
/ YOU get honest value for your money.
This Is the testimony OF all Cleveland
owners.
The Board OF Registration for the
Island OF Oahu will hold sessions "a
advertised in page In the by Author
ity column.
Governor Dole, Robert Andrews and
Il. S. Cunha were the last three voters
to register at the closing Of the Board
session this morning.
II was not until this morning that
United States Marshal Ray decided to
accompany his daughter TO Hilo. liz
left with Miss Ray in the Kinau.
y. II. Kahaulello. the leading Republi'
can of the Island OF Molokai. came
down in the Mauna Los this morning
and left again for home in the Kinau.
Col. VIII Il. Fisher, although IT,,
times are unpropitious for auctions, /.
getting very good prices for the knick
knacks at the flag end of the Arlington
hotel sale.
There will be meeting of the yaclI
owners at the Hawaiian hotel at 7:3'
o'clock this evening to make arrange
ments for the yacht races to be held OF
Regatta Day.
The Wilder Steamship Co. has an a,
in today's paper to the effect that tn
Kinau will be back in Honolulu Sep
TENDER 22 (reglar time) on account q
change of plans as to holding tn
Territorial Convention in Hilo.
David Lawrence, the Fort stree
cigar dealer, desires to call the atten
ton of the officers and all soldier
aboard the transport Logan to the FAC
that he Is the only American In tow
exclusively In the tobacco business al
solicits their patronage on that score.
Among the passengers for Hilo an
way ports in the Kinau today were Ill
following: Miss Massey. j. +. Wood
J. G. Cohen. Mrs. Robert Laing,
Avery, II. Wise, w. A. Fetter, Fath6
Matthias, Rev. o. II. Gulick. Mrs. {
= +. Maydwell, Rev. o. p. Emerson, v
, L. Sharp, X. l.. Colburn, G. l.. Thrun
II. S. Pratt, L. X. Wood, ]. c. Bair
D and VIM. Macdonald.
Among the arrivals from Maui an
u Hawaii ports in the Mauna Loa tn
morning were the following: c. NJ,
Wayne, DR.. c. Il. Wood, J. Coerper,
, r. Taylor, G. X. Wilder, w. L. Rowel
:, j. Greenwell, II. McWayne, J. A. NJ,
Candless, Capt. Thompson and wife,
e Cornwell and wife, W. II. Cornwc'
W. ID. Baldwin, Capt. Lorenzen, Ge
, Dunn, Rev. J. J. Makaio and Rev.
Kepipi.
Professors Martin Van Praag and
X. Stickney have opened studio fC
violin, flute, piano and harmon
studies at $40 Hotel street, near Pune!
bowl. The gentlemen come to Hon,
lulu well recommended as thoroug
musicians and gentlemen and are va
liable acquisition to the musical eli
cles. Prof. Stickney was pupil {
Woke of San Francisco and is also
regular contributor to the Carl Fist
cher music publishers of New YOrl
Prof. Van Praag is a graduate of ii
Crystal Palace Conservatory Of An
sterdam, Holland. They can be enga,
ed for teas. parties and receptions.