Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-15
LOCAL and GENERAL.

DAINTY almond maCarOOnS ana lauN
fingers at New England Bakery.
Remember the concert at the Opera
House this evening.
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
The Rapid Transit Companys plows
were ripping up Lunalilo street yestcr-
day.
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Elegant artistic wedding cake, decor
ated by artists. New England Bakery
The Otis and Sycamore have captur-
ed Honolulu. The Walker Cyclery are
agents, King street.
Take a ride on Pacific Heights and
see the oil flow, just Eva of Mr.. Mich
OILS house on Laola Road
Candies-Cheap grades for schools
to the most expensive. New England
Bakery.
Sports on the campus of Kamehameha
school this afternoon. Every -ody is in
yited. The best athletes IN the city are
to compete.
There will be no concert In Emma
Square this afternoon. The band viii,
play at the sports on the campus of
Kamehameha school,
Our morning coffee and hot buns Lr
doughnuts are the wonder of Honolulu.
There will be a concert by the band
on the Capitol grounds at the regular
time Sunday afternoon. An excellent
program has been arranged.
Every member of the Amateur o.
chestra is expected to be present at a
rehearsal to be held in the Opera House
at $3.50 o'clock sharp this afternoon.
Those going up Pacific Heights to.
day must procure tickets for the trim
as only those having tickets will be IL
lowed on the cars. Only a sufficient
number Of tickets will pc sold each trlo
to comfortably ill the car.
Pastry that melts in your mouth at
the New England Bakery.
From now until Christmas day the
HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY co.
will keep open in the evenings until .
y. m. as an accommodation to their
customers. They have the prcttiast
.,fr lei L., a Ill
There will be an exhibition game of
association football on the Oahu Col
beginning at 3 o'clock. a picked team
OF Scotchmen Is to play a picked team
of Englshmen. Everybody is invited
Oahu college and 1.-THE preparatory
; school In connection Herewith. closed
yesterday for the Christmas holidays.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports in the Mauna Loa yester.
day were the following: George Me.
Dougall, Mrs. Kuaimoku, J. de Mello
= Judge Edings. w. X. Hutchinson. c
l.. Holloway, Ii Cheung, J. Richardson
? J. w. Catchcart. A. J. Ozawa and J. n
@ Long.
Scotch baker imported expressly ia
make our Scotch short bread, New En-.
gland Bakery.
People should not forget that there
Is to be grand concert at the Oper'
House to raise money for the purpose
OF buying Christmas presents to make
happy the hearts of the poor unfo.-
tunates At the settlement on the Island
of Molokai. There are seats left. but
II these are to be secured people
should be sure to take advantage 81
the very first opportunity to secure
tickets. 1t will be worth the while oi
those who cannot secure tickets to 10
to the concert and stand. for the num-
beers on the program are well worth it.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman,, the lady who
has charge of the business affairs Of
the concert at the opera house tonight,
wishes to express her gratefulness 10
all those who have assisted In the work
of making the affair a success. In ,ad-
vance. she thanks the ladies' and tbs
children who will tonight sell flowers,
programs and lemonade. Mrs. Hoif-
mann mentions the following Hawa-
iians as being among those who wee
most liberal in the matter of puchls-
Ing tickets and selling them to the
people of the city: Prince David Ka-
wananakoa, Judge Kauukou, Mrs
Irene Brown, Mrs. Mana and Hon
Samuel Parker.