Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-12
LOCAL and GENERAL.

The Pound Masters notice of estrays
appears under New Today.
The Kaiulani sails for Hilo and other
Hawaii ports at p. m. tomorrow.
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Sliced bananas with ice cream soda
at Benson, Smith & Co.'S cool corner
spa.
Sealed tenders for the building of en-
CINE house No. 4. See notice under By
Authority.
The Iwalani starts out again on her
Kauai run tomorrow after having been
tied up several weeks for repairs.
Captain Haglund, wharf superinten-
dent of the lnter-lsland Co., is to take
vacation soon on account of i'll
health.
There will be reception at Progress
Hall this evening to the ladies given
by the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION.
II you prefer a choice vacant corue.
with the opportunity to plan your owl
house, look at Mcclellan, Pond 4 Cos
ad on the first page.
Judge Estee this morning admitted
John ID. Willard and Reuben ID. Sill.
man to practice in the Federal courts
within the Territory.
The Young Mems Research Clul
meets this evening at the home Of A. b
Wood on Nuuanu street. A full at
tendance is requested.
The cement paving of the Thomas
square sidewalk Is nearing completion
There will be a grass border running
between the sidewalk and the curb.
Hotel street is made the seamy sid,
of the Capitol park, not having beeI
favored with the cement sidewalk Civ
tH the hlCHdluS anu NlhS slittl Slu'S
The last mail brought news OF tn,
death OF George Manson in Oroyille
Cal, on the I'd inst. An affection o
the throat is given as the cause o
death.
The Federal courtroom is thronge
with Chinese watching the trial OF
Chinawoman refused admission by Co!
lector Stackable. J. NJ. Davidson is he
attorney
John Ouderkirk has demolished tn
2-story brick building lately occuptc
by the Bulletin printing Office prepare
tory to erecting the Mcintyre block, Q
King and Fort streets, for which Il
has the contract.
Among the arrivals from Maui an
Hawaii ports In the Mauna Loa tn
morning were the following: Mrs.
p. Fenell, DR.. J. Holland, NJ. Kauhan
5 4. X. X. Amalu, Mrs. Crowell, j.
5 Nahale. Jr., J. w. Cathcart. w. Tempt
Al tOH, DlSnOp w HIS anu H. H. "aitoh
The Mauna Loa from Hawaii tn
morning brought the following carg
! 99iS bags sugar, 2i5 bags coffee,
bags ava, so bdls bananas, 22 bC
hides, II bales tobacco, &c kegs butt
and / horse. The sugar report is
follows II. A Co, 6l2S bags and "Dj
mond II, $500.
The second number of THE You
=, Men," the japanese monthly pap
to was published today by the JapanC
OF Y. NJ. c. A. The contents are as follow
Address by J. b. Atherton; letters fro
y Rev. NJ. Tsuji and Rev. ). Mohara;
O. port of Japanese Y. NJ. Z. A.; some 81
gestions, Kaihuu Sci, etc.
Forester David Haughs has recely
letter from Director VIM. G.. Stul
who recently visited Hawaii, enclosi
: the catalogue or year book of Abdul
Park. Mr.. Stubs proposes that
Haughs exchange seeds with the
uhDoH IdTh WHICH VIII Ne Hhulud
beneficial. The courtesy of
laughs in forwarding parcels of SET
Is acknowledged as highly appreciate
The use Of the Singer in millions
homes shows the unprecedented 81
cess of these ideal sewing machi
1t is convincing proof that the Stint
eXcels in all kind; Of family sewl
and art needle work All our sew
machines are of the best constructs
beautifully decorated, and are noun
on selected woods in finely Gnlsl
cabinets Of artistic design. b. b
sersen, agent, 1917 Bethel street.