Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-02
LOCAL and GENERAL


Number of painters wanted at once |
See Want column.
The transport Thomas will sail for
Manila tomorrow.
T. J. King Is booked for San Fran
cisco in the City OF Picking.
The schooner Kawailani sails this
afternoon for Koolau ports.
There Is a pound masters notice In
the BY Authority column today.
The Eleu will tow the schooner w.
II. Marston to sea this afternoon.
A notice relative to the estate Of
James A. Hopper appears in this issue.
n. S. Sachs and wife are contem.
plating a trip to the Orient this month
Captain c. c. Morse, wife and
daughter leave in the Zealandia this
afternoon.
The Fearless went on the marine
railway this morning to be scraped
and painted.
Captain Locke of the Kinross had a
rib broken by fall during the trip
out from Cardiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bowen and son
Spencer will arrive home next week
from the Mainland.
Rev. w. NJ. Massie was n departing
passenger in the Peru last evening.
He is going to Manila.
There Is a shortage Of sailors along
the front. The big ship Hawaiian Isles
Is waiting for crew.
Captain Kuacke and wife of the En-.
pire leave for San Francisco this aft.
ernoon in the Zealandia.
Purser Allen. an old employe Of the
Pacific Mail Company. is the new
purser of the steamer Peru.
The barkentine Arago came of the
marine railway this morning. She
sails for the Sound tomorrow.
The big ship Fort George will sail
4 tomorrow or Sunday for San Fran.
cisco in ballast. Mate Harris will take
her out.
The cruiser Philadelphia Is at the
Navy wharf coaling. She looks very
small alongside Of the big transport
Thomas.
Rev. II. Isenberg and wife are book.
ed for a round.trip to the Orient. They
leave on the America Maru. sailing
August II.
Percy NJ. Pond has moved up.iahoa
valley. He will occupy Mrs. Castles
chalet until his own house in College
Hills Is completed.
The barkentine John Smith finished
discharging lumber yesterday. She Is
taking ballast at Sorenson's wharf and
will sail tomorrow.
Free instruction in photography is
offered by the HONOLULU PHOTO
SUPPLY co. Think OF it-Cameras at
20 per cent below list with free instruc-
ton as to their use.
At meeting of the Republican Cen
rail- Committee yesterday afternoon
II was decided to recommend c. X.
Stillman as Hawaiian interpreter for
Judge Gears court.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Call
tornia Fruit Market when you wan
fruit and vegetables. He always hai
On hand fresh supply o! both Califor
mia and Island fruits. Telephone Mail
SIS.
The Langton, on King street nea
South, has been thoroughly furnished
and tastefully decorated throughout
The rooms are large ana airy, and ex
cellent label board is served In connec
ton.
The China. leaving for the Coast oil
August eth. will take many Honolulu
passengers. Among those booked ar
The Dillinghams. Judge w. F. Frea
and wife, II. w. Rice. J. S. McCand
less. Il. A. Cooke and Bruce Cart
wright.
Those wishing reliable horses, ex
oerienced drivers. new rigs, fair price
md courteous treatment should call b
he Territory Stables. Their telephon
number Is Main IS. They deliver an
all for rigs free Of charge.
: The following cases were dispose
v IF In The Police Court this forenoon
y Tong Sau. threatening language, noll
u pros'd; Welau, gambling. IS and costs
:, Kolomona. assault and battery, repr
, manded and discharged. the quarrt
. having been patched up by Judge WI
y cox.
There has been a strike of the dec
e hands on the Eleu. Under her ne
y skipper and mate the deck hands al
n made to earn their salaries and the
}, do not take kindly to scrubbing deck
&" and polishing brass. A new lot.
dec khands will be shipped today.
The bark Ceylon sailed for Laysa
Island yesterday. She took two COW
n bull. lot OF japanese and prov
sions. Manager Max Schlemmer wei
" also. Captain Willer hopes TO be alb
to make fast trip this time an
promises to be back within a month