Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-23
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bulletins special Industrial edi.
ton can be obtained at this office or
the news-stands. Price rs cents.

Sugar 3lc.
U. Il. Berrey's Office, Campbell bid.
Great auction sale of toys tonight at
Wall, Nichols Co.
Honolulu built carriages for sale.
See classified ads.
A young man is wanted. See Want
column on page 5.
Any amount of money to loan Room
10. Mcintyre block.
An Eastman folding kodak has been
lost. See Wants column.
For Christmas and New Year cheer
try Pantheon o. p. $. whiskey.
Blue jacket was found on Saturday
the beach. See Found column.
Hebron Drug Co. offer many desir.
able gifts. See the ad on last page.
Reward offered by the Wilder s. $.
Co. Notice appears under New Today.
The schooner II. d. Bendixsen ar
rived today, As days from Port Blake
ley.
There will be a special meeting of the
Elks tonight. Initiation will be the
work.
No word has been received from
Archie Gilfillan and his friends are
pow becoming anxious.
Bourbon whiskey. 6 years old, $3.50;
Claret. so cents; Sherry and Tokay, Is
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
Boxes of Manila cigars for Christmas
will be sold by Lee Toma & Co., 80
King street at a discount Of from ten
to twenty-five per cent.
The final account of the Hawaiian
Trust Co.. administrator of the estate
Of the late Alexander Chisholm, shows
q balance of 1854 due the administers.
tor.
Both the Fearless and Eleu were out
after vessels this morning. A ship, a
harkentine and two four-masted
schooners were reported of koko
Head.
Little Miss Alma Ferguson, aged
two and half years won the doll
given by the Sachs Dry Goods Co..
The manager, Mr. Finger, wished her q
Merry Christmas.
Two splendid red polled bulls arrived
IN the bark Albert for Paul Isenberg.
! They will be exhibited at the corral
! of the Honolulu Stock yards before
! beinp sent to the country
The Christmas exercises of the Chi.
ncse Mission schools will be held to-
morrow evening at the Chinese church
Fort street, beginning at q p. m. All
friends. of the Mission are cordially In
vited to be present.
The police department has received
notice to look out for embezzlel
Freshman. the cashier OF the Farm
ers and Merchants National Bank o
os Angeles, Cal, who recently de
oamped with 100000. A reward o
|, $4,000 Is offered for the return OF boil
man and money to the Jurisdiction o
the California courts. A reward o
$500 will be paid for the arrest o
Flcishman.
In the Police Court this forenoon, Al
, in pleaded guilty to the charge o
gambling and was fined $50 and costs
e August Tavash, Portuguese hack
, man. charged with needless drivinl
5 was sentenced to pay a fine Of SIS an
| costs. Sam Kinney. charged with as
0 sault and battery on Annie X. Keali
was fined 81 and costs and VIM. MeyeI
+ charged with assault and battery o
his wife, had his case nolle pros'd.
: All Leong appeared in the Polio
Court this forenoon on the charge
larceny In the second degree. He wa
arrested at the instance of Manage
: Lake of the Hawaiian hotel who claim
\ that the man stole twenty-five cent
} worth OF sugar from the hOstelr.
When called up for trial. the defer
y dant stated that he did not feel yer
. wei. He would like his case to q
I over until tomorrow. As 1t was h
first appearance. the continuance WI
granted.
!, The Salvation Army people are q
= | TuublHS IL uht pioSId" toi VII irthe
;, night for the special benefit OF Ii
sailors in port. The Army appeals
Honolulu people for donations OF cas-
y or goods. Candy, fruit. nuts, book
ETC.. will be very thankfully receives
y Contributions may be left at the Arm
70 hall or a postal card addressed to
:. o. box SIS, will be sufficient. All col
" tributions should be In not later tina
= Tuesday noon so that. In case there
= q lack OF any special things, they ca
" he made up In time.
N There was a special Christmas Sc
vice at the hall of the Murphy Oh
a. last evening. Rev. w. n. WestervC
a led Prof. Berger played the piano al
NJ led the singing, after the singing
n number OF hymns and prayer, Mr.. We
l. teryelt preached the sermon of Il
N evening from the text, Thanks be
70 God for His Unspeakable Gifts" illu
"a trating his theme with stereoptict
le views, p. W. Rider sang the Nine
N and Nine" with stereopticon illustr
a. tions. The meeting closed with 4
signing OF pledges by three persons.