Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Hot tamales at Waikiki Inn.

Hot tamales at Waikiki Inn.
NJ. F. Prosser returns to Kauai to-
morrow.
Kipahula plantation has Just paid a
five per cent dividend.
See Ehler's ad on page IL you want
to secure some bargains.
.he schooner Alice kimball sails for
Kihei tomorrow afternoon.
The Robert Levers is discharging
freight at the Irmgard wharf
There we're ninety eight cases on the
Police Court calendar this forenoon.
Grand Concert Litteraire, April "a.
See ad in last column this page.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3. /. o. o. F..
meet stonight at z: 30 ia Harmony Hall.
The eighth assessment Of Kona SUI
gar Co. stock is now due, See New To-
day.
There was no session Of the Execu-
tive Council this morning, but one may
ne held this afternoon.
The W. @. Hall leaves for Hanamau-
In after load Of sugar this afternoon.
She will take no freight.
The gasoline steamer Eclipse will
take freight on Wednesday for Kauai
ports See notice under New Today.
e. NJ. Boyd was one of the speakers
at the Friday night meeting Of the Re-
search CluD to discuss municipal at
fairs.
There will he q meeting of the as
sessable stockholders of the Kamalo
Sugar Co. tonight. See notice under
New Today.
Three sailors of the st. Frances
swan ashore Saturday night and were
captured at swipes joint by officer
Mossman little later OF.
Mrs. a. A. Haalelea will leave for
the States May in company with Mr..
and Mrs. John Ena. Mrs. Haalelea ex-
poets to be away several months.
The personnel of the new male quar-
tet is: Mr.. q. A .Elston, LIST tenor; Mr..
II. +. Wichman, I'd tenor; Mr.. T. Rich
ards, list bass; Mr.. +. w. Beardsley, I'd
bass.
Five California miners have OBJ
served the preliminaries at the Health
office for going to Kihei. They are
engaged to work at water tunneling on
the plantation,
r. McCants Stewart will lecture be.
fore the Triangle Literary Cub tues
day night, April "a, on the subject OF
The Executive Department CT NUM-
cipal Government"
Although arrests for people leaving
their horses united in the street are
daily becoming more numerous there
seems to be an increase rather than a
diminution in the number Of offenses.
Fifty-four of the opium users a. Ka-
iIhi detention camp, all Chinese save
one, have been notified that they hav.
till the first of May to hire a mouse
for themselves at the camp or get out.
Captain Tyler and wife of st. Louis
who were here last year and who
generally spend their winters at San
Jose, Cal, would have come to Homo.
lulu for the past season had II not been
for the plague scare. %.
Hermann Levy was allowed to leave
the plague hospital Saturday. lie Is In
splendid health and looks very we'll
Levy said to Bulletin reporter this
morning: II have a lot of things tc
say but ! will not say them to news
paper man."
The morning service at Contra
Union church yesterday was a repeti
ton Of. the evening service Of Easter
Sunday. Miss Griswold sang 18th,
| Lord is Risen" from Sullivan's "Th,
Light Of the World" with even NOR,
feeling IL possible than the first tim,
and there were many in the congrega
ton whose eyes were wet at the con
clusion Of her song.
There were large number of names
on the Police Court calendar this fore
noon, charged with drunkenness
Among them was Makaena, a native
who, on Saturday, went into Al
Leong's place and knocked dow
everybody he could. A fine of IS an,
costs was imposed. Robert Conner wa
another. He gave his name at the re
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