Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
LOCAL And GENERAL

The Zealandia will sal tomorrow at
I p. m.
Nuanuu Chapter Rose Crolx, meets
tonight.
The James Makee will sail for IA
paa at D. m. today.
The p. NJ. s. S. Peru sails 4; II
o'clock this evening.
A notice relative to the estate o.
Pliwi Panewa appears In this is5gc.
Comes K McTighe, sue cessors to Ca
mara & Co., liquor dealers; 80 King ST"
4 dog is lost. strayed or has been
stolen. See Lost Column. on page 5.
Or. Boyle, chlropodist, removes.
corns and ingrowing nails painlessIy.
J. Bachelor has been appointed In
speetor OF Licenses. See notice in this
issue.
In the race of July 20 the Constitu-
ton scored another victory over The
Columbia.
Notice of the annual meeting Of the
Oahu Cemetery Association appears
unucT New lOuay.
The patrol wagon Is again laid up
tor repairs and the Police are doing
the best they can without 1t.
The sailing time of the transport
Thomas has been set for Saturday. Tho
hour will De announced later.
Henry Vida is confined to his bed
,.stth Loo 81 .t,,..
Tuesday night was the cause of the
injury.
Do not forget the concert in Ka.
waiahao church tomorrow night in
connection with the dedication of the
new organ.
Forty-eight Italians arrived in the
Peru this morning. They were brought
here by Alexander & Baldwin for PLAN
tation work.
Watermelons. fine. large, ripe ones
at the Hazelwood Market Co.. Fort
near Kukui. Also fresh California
butter cheap.
The "Briny Budget" paper edited
by the passengers in the transport
Thomas" will be on sale at HobroI's
drug store, price 10 cents.
DIR. George Herbert has returned
from the Coast and has resumed his
practice. ne is staying Tor the pres.
ent at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The bark Ceylon LETT tor Laysan ISL
and this afternoon. Captain Willer
took three cows with him which are
being sent 10 the island by tiackfsld
& Co.
The steamer kaiulanl arrived this
morning from Hawaii, she brought
5000 sacks of sugar for the Zealandia
and so head of cattle for the Metropolis.
tan Meat Co.
The HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
co. carries a stock of photograph al
buns larger than an other stocks In
Honolulu combined and they do not
give them away.
The rush for newly opened lands In
Oklahoma has been attended by many
heat and poor sanitation of the camps
Is the principal cause.
ii the Federal Count this morhirS
the case of Mclnerny at I'll vs.. the bark
=. D. Bryant was set for hearing. Au'
gust 6. Tomorrow morning a chinese
deportation case will oe heai!.
A dispatch to the Sun says Ameri.
can and British missionaries have been
kindly received in the province of Ia
Yuen Flu. Heavy Notifications are be-
ing erected about the legations in Pc
king.
Yong San appeared in the Polio,
Court this forenoon on the charge o
threatening to kill one OF his country
men. He denied doing anything of thC
kind and his case was continued unit
tomorrow.
Petition for allowance of accounts
final distribution and discharge Ia!
been filed by the eXecuriy AMI exc
utors in the estate of james A. Hop
per. The amount on hand for distri
button is s27,S6S.39.
Those wishing reliable horses. ex
perienced drivers. new rigs. h,ir price!
and courteous treatment should call n
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number Ia Main IS. They deliver ant
call for rigs free Of charge. .
In the estate of Vim. c. Clench
Mary J. Clench, widow Il deceased, hat
filed motion for the appointment Q
|
duly appointed administrator hut hav
ing moved to California is not ahl
to undertake the charEe.
Out-of-town subsc ribers to the Even