Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-22
LOCAL and GENERAL

Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Not steam but highly esteemed Rain.
Ter Beer on tap or In bottles. Pantheon
Saloon.
French dressmaking Nine. Pierre
Lambert. See Want column under Spe.
cial Notices.
Miller's Buffet" is the best Milwau-
kee Beer only s215 per dozen quarts
at Hofschlfeger Co.'S.
In future the Mauna Loa will leave
at IL o'clock noon. All freight must
be in before 10 a. m. See New Today.
Earth for filling lots will be deliver
ed at reasonable rates to persons living
near Punahou. See ad IN For Sale col.
umn.
There will be a meeting of those In
terested in lacrosse at the home OF ].
n. Shafer, Emma Square, at 1880 to-
night.
Mrs. II. G. Brown will assume the
secretaryohip of the Y. w. c. A. upon
the departure Of Mrs. Coleman in ths
Sonoma.
The City Of Picking will discharge
40 0tons Of freight here and take $50
tons Of coal. She is billed to sail at
midnight.
Hunter" Baltimore Rye. the Ameri
ran gentleman's drink, for sale at al
tirst class saloons and a. Hoffschlaegel
Co.'S King near Bethel.
The American ship Charles f. Mood,
arrived from Tacoma this morning af
ter a long voyage of thirty days. She
has coal for the railroad.
Mrs. Frank Ashton Of Berkeley, who
has been spending several months with
her mother Mrs. l.. A. Coney, will re.
turn TO her home in the City OF Picking
tonight.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the band concert in Thomas
Square this evening. One Of the at
fractions will be the singing Of four
Hawaiian songs.
The home Of c. B. Ripley up Nuuanu
valley Is offered for sale on most rea'
sonable terms. This is a bargain and
should he investigated. For particulars
see ad in For Sale column
The Fearless arrived from Kaanapal
this morning with the German ship II
IF. Glsde in tow The Glade arrive a,
Maui last week from Europe ind dis
+ charged hel freight at Kaanapali.
COMPANIES A. F. z and II, compris
ing the First Battalion of the Natlona
Guard Of Hawaii. were Put through al
extended manual of arms and field tao
ties at the drill shed grounds last even
ing.
T The HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
co. are Offering free instruction II
photography to their patrons. This en-
terprising firm well deserve the sue
cess with which their efforts have beei
rewarded.
a. =. Blndt. well known kama
alma. has opened collection, financiu
and employment agency and makes
specially OF prompt remittance of col
{ !ectigls. All business placed In hi
5 hands will be promptly and CAREFUL
attended TO. See his ad under Specii
Notices in the Want column.
Captain ]. +. Merry, commander {
the Naval station, wrote by the Cit
OF Picking 10 the effect that he intende
leaving the Orient In the Empress c
OF India and that he would be In Sa
Francisco on the 18th inst. After al
tending 70 his duties at that place.
will reilrn to this port to take up hi
work ~ Pearl Harbor.
4 boats crew Of the steamer Claudin
had narrow escape from serious In
jury in the surf at Kipahulu during. tn
n vessels stay there. One of the sailor
! had leg broken and on arrival her
be was taken to the Queens Hospits
for treatment. The others in the boa
4 were considerably bruised but othei
wis. not seriously injured.
| The Claudine returning from Ma,
last night reports that the schoone
Alice KimDall Is resting easy on til
sand and not making any water. tn
ClauG!Ie could do nothing for I'll
stranded schooner as she had not SUD
cient hawser to reach her. In her pre-;
ent position unless some very roug
weather occurs the schooner will
Eafe for several days. All her runnin
gear and sails were brought here
the Claudine.