Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-01


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Blank DOCKS OF all sorts ledgers, etc.
au"''"eu W '"o '"''e'ih fu'''sn-
ing Co.
The little daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Fox died at Honokaa on
June 2oth.
When the Hanalei left Eleele there
was no sugar at Hanamaulu, Ahukini
or Kilauea.
The Elks meet tonight in special
business. There will be important
business to attend to.
Chief E,oj,..r pr,d, NJ IN. E.,r,.ss l.
to t.ke charge Of tine engine room Of the
Inter Island steamer Nihau.
v. II. Poulsen. PAINTING AND PA.
pERHANGING, King .pn Kawaiabao
Church. Tel. White 3112.
Shoice oiare' oV CENTS rort' MADEIRA
nniandei' 20 cents gallon at HON.
schiaeger CO.'S hing near bethei.
The residents Of Kappa and Hama.
maulu are preparing for big Fourth
Of July picnic at Waialua Falls.
Francis Gay, Eric A. Knudsen, e. X.
Mahoe and G. d. Malone were among
the arrivals from Eleele, Kauai, In the
Hanalei Sunday.
There will be no concert at Emma
Square this evening. The band will
play at the N. G. II. benefit in the Fly.
Ing Jordans' tent.
The Hanalei from Eleele Yesterday
brought 1900 sacks Max. sugar and
500 sacks rice. The sugar is for Alex
ander q baldwin'
Inc German Arloh CLUB opens It's
,Uo T I auan, uuon,, Co. -, t hn eue VEL
pleasant one socially.
The following vessels are due al
! Eleele from Newcastle: the American,
A. B. Johnson and the oliver j. Ole.
sen Ihey all sailed on May 81.
The oath OF office OF Assessor OF the
First Taxation Division OF the Terri
w Pratt NV Judge Gear this morning
,r, 900 -, ?.
, ine M,hanaa plo.snt EVoo pass N:
sugar t1r Ilaehlelu ~ 20 heaa VI
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ne oaseoa. SAM pvmoiow WI, w
w" 49,, .ne o'" s. anu I,nou'. h.he'
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Three vessels from Newcastle enc
w.. 49, .ne S naivDi yes ,,,u s,- my Wei
wy oain oea Nihs WIN -i'T WIS eooi'
phene 1896 tons coal.
Take a ride on the Pacific Heights
Electric Railway and enjoy the un-
surpassed yiew of ocean. mountain and
valley. Honolulu looks Its best from
Pacific Heights. Round trip 10 cents.
non,, ,oroo, com,r,,o, =, ,,o r,,,
-, 49,. VI Wv
s s,. 'u't na,Ne' wpeh sou want
irult ana vegetables. he Always mas
on hand fresh supply OF both Califor-
ma and Island fruits. Telephone Main
Sis.
Road Supervisor T. A. LLOYD renew.
ed operations this morning on the
streets In Makiki neighborhood. The
work on Wilder avenue will be pushed
| 10 cOmDlGtlOn, GllkOl VIII also DE
macadamized.
Among the arrivals from Kauai IN
the MikahaIa SUNDAY were the follow.
ing. Lena DeveriII Grace Farmer NJ
F. Prosser. 70 Kaiser. w w Wright,
J. NJ Colson. ] B. Alexander and
Charles Blake.
T,o ,o,or wo,,, tho. .ho .,oNo, ,rr r.
,,,n nu o',U 1871 mO~ 'n nav Tue 'ot,oIoLo
w. 10 '"e''"s ."''
year is the prettiest thing OF It's kind
that We have ever seen. 1t, will well
pay YOU TO drop in at their art rooms
and Give tbem a oou
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The dove season opens today and
sportsmen are now free to take up
their guns again. Doves are very nu-
merous this season ana the OUTLOOK for
good sport is very promising. There
VIII probably be very little shooting
done until the Fourth OF July. -.
The many friends of Paymaster
Stanton OF the Philadelphia are very
glad to see him back in Honolulu