Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-14
LOCAL and GENERAL.

DR.. Herbert left for Kawaihae in the
Kinau today. w.
American Messenger Service Ma
sonic Temple. Tel. 4ii.
See William Savidge's ads in WaEt
column one page for bargains.
Col. Cornwell and Miss Kate Cora
well left for Maui in the Kinau today.
Two furnished rooms on Garden
Lane are for rent. See To Let column
on page s.
The seniors of the Y. NJ. c. A. who
we're in camp in Manoa Valley. return
ed to town yesterday.
F.. ]. Cross left for Mahukona today
in connection with work of the Wire
less Telegraphy Company.
Work in the third degree will be in
hand at the special meeting of the
Lodge lie Progress tonight.
Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. Craft returned
from Waikane Monday after verv
pleasant outing of a weeks duration.
Notice of the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Honolulu Stock
Yards Co., Ltd, appears under New
Today.
Captain Fox of the Mounted Patrol
acted as Spanish interpreter in the
| ,o an 80 pa,itn q, Tho DnIi,n C,urt tb 1.
fore noon.
The Hongkong Maru brought large
shipment Of japanese mattings direct
from the manufacturers for the Pacific
Import Co.
In the Police Court this morninl
John Kahanauwapo was fined sl5 lnt
costs on the charge of assault and bat
terry on Mrs. Forest.
B. r. Banning, r. r. Robinson, w. J
Forbes, Miss Massey, c. w. Baldwi,
and Walter Kinder are booked for IT,,
Claudine this afternoon.
The barkentine Amelia arrived II
. port this morning, 5 days from Por
Blakeley. She reports a succession o
. Gains, accounting for the slow trip.
The Dunreggan was released yester
day on bonds in the sum of $4,000
being furnished. The Hawaiian Ferti
lizer Co. and George c. Croker quail
fed as bondsmen.
The Hawaiian News Co. are tn
agents for the New Century Caligrap
which they claim is the very highes
point in typewriter quality and equiv
ment. Call and examine them.
BY order of the Sheriff, all chairs ar
now removed from the receiving ST.
ton during the day time. At IL o'cloc
in the night they are again placed I
position but must be taken away at
o'clock in the morning.
Extra session of the joyful New
Mission. All welcome. Mr.. McComb
I going to open up facts to the publ
! gaze in its true light as never befof
: Can crimps be saved? Yes!" Con
! and see how at s o'clock tonight.
The case of All Chez of Waiau
l charged with selling liquor without
license, came up for trial In the p
lice Court this morning. Judge WI
I cox asked the Deputy Sheriff II the
: was no a district magistrate in Wal
! lua and why the case did not come l
: before him? He did not see why ma
: from Waialua should be brought
: Honolulu for trial.
7 An opportunity is now offered at h
l Pacific Import Co. to get boys KIN
pants guaranteed fast color at only
] cents a pair. overalls in all sizes
1 S5 cents. These are great barga.l
and should be seen to be appreciate
Z They have several gradesn sto'
4 which will be sold at bedrock price
: Japanese silks are going now At 4
! extremely low price of 45 cents yar
L They're going fast so buy while tn
!, last.
Il While A Lazarus, hackman, "
/, driving along on Emma street yestt
n day, his horse became frightened a
q ran away. Lazarus jumped out a
n striking heavily on the street, SPIRAL
: ed his wrist and bruised his face. T
! horse and hack continued down toy
= and when at the corner OF Fort a
= Hotel streets, collided with the sewi
machine wagon outside Prescott
y store. There was a general mix-up,