Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-20
LOCAL and GENERAL


Sugar-Raw. quiet; fair refining,
3 1.2c; centrifugal, 96 test, 3 3-4c.
Prince Cupids race boat which was
expected to arrive in the Sierra did not
come.
Auction of Hawaiian bred PAGER
Kamaile. See Jas. F. Morgan's col
umn.
A horse and carriage sale will take
place tomorrow. See, Jas. +. Morgan
column.
Notice is given of dissolution Of part.
nership of Salter & Waity. See under
New Today.
Auction sale Of billiard and pool ia
bles. also fine library. See Jas. L.
Morgan's column.
Judge w. l.. Stanley left for a trip
to Europe in the Sierra. He will be
gone several months.
The rooms formerly occupied by the
Oahu Athletic Club are being converted
INTO living apartments.
Furniture for six room cottage is for
| y,
See For Sale column on page s.
Bourbon whiskey 6 years old, $3.50,
claret. 50 cents; sherry and Tokay, rs
cents a gallon at Hofschlaeger Co.
King street.
| Bets of even money are being made
that the Punahou Athletic football
team will beat the Male llimas by at
least ten points.
Mrs. Jared G. Smith accompanied by
her son and Mrs. Julia Werner, her
mother. arrived in the Sierra from the
Colonies yesterday.
whitney & Marsh have greatly en-
larged the facilities OF their dressmaa-
ing establishment by taking rooms In
the Boston building.
Miss l.. Russell, who has been visit
ing here for several months left for
the Coast last evening. She will spend
tie winter In California.
The female deer brought here from
Molokai for the deer park on Pacific
Heights Is dead. Another one will be
brought here to take her place.
There will be a meeting Of the ladies
in charge Of booths at the coming luau
and fair tomorrow morning ut 10
o'clock at the Catholic Sisters.
Purs Friel Vi the Miiahala re.
ports $500 bags OF X. s. NJ. and
100 bags McBryde sugar remaining
on Kauai ready for shipment.
Real estate agents report many in
quiries for Karihi and Palama lots
since the electric road began its build
ing operations through those districts.
The Miowera which arrived this
morning had clean bill Of health.
The case of plague at Brisbane report
ed by the Moana was the last on
record.
W. H. Coney, Of the Bulletin stan,
left for Kauai In the w. G. Hall las,
;, evening. He will visit his brother
= Sheriff J. H. Coney, while on the Gar
den Isle.
n The schooner r. w. Bartlett wa,
a towed to sea this morning by thu
Fearless. The vessel will go to tn,
Sound In ballast, and there load lum
Der for this port.
Tennessee negroes who have shaker
the red soil Of the Hawaiian sugal
plantations of their feet will give |
: cake walk show at st. Antonio hall OF
Saturday evening.
. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. beside
doing the best printing and developing
| i, he oil Cos In nj,
= amateur and professionals with al
Photographic supplies.
n A meeting Of the directors Of the Ha
d wall Yacht Club will be held tomorrow
/ to take up matters Of interest to tn
n club and pass upon the names of ap
q plicants for membership.
e Included in the freight brought b.
!. the Inter-Island steamer Mikahala al
irving from Kauai ports yesterda
morning was 1000 bags OF X. s. NJ
y and 100 bags of v. X. sugars, an
81 packages of sundries.
u The wharf Injunction suit In tn
United States District Court went owe
yesterday afternoon until Monda,
. owing to the absence Of Superintendent
: OF Public Works J. II. Boyd, one of tn
> parties defendant.
The house warming party OF tn
: Elks will take place this evening q
the new home on Beretania street.
=, 6ne program has been arranged al
: the ladies accompanied by member
"a will be made welcome.
~ U. s. Marshal f. II. Hendry left |
the steamer Mauna Loa to execute pa
pers In the Fujitani bankruptcy case q
Honokaa. In his absence the MAJ
shal's Office is under the efficient mar
@ agement OF Chief Office Deputy Hand.
A. II. Irving who has been repre-
j senting the interests Of the Parafin
Il Paint Co. in this city. sailed foc Sa
Francisco in the Sierra to spend tn
winter. While on the Coast Mr.. Ir,
- ing will be married and return hore
J" the spring.
in The Kinau, sailing for Hilo an
-, way ports at noon today, took a nun
;. Der of returning sugar planters VII
~ had been in attendance at the annu'
" convention of the Hawaiian Sugf
IN Planters Association. The Kinau ha
her full complement OF freight II
ne the Big Islam.
a One of the handsomest stations g
in Ell shipped IRON San francisco arrive
n. here on the Ventura for New Zea
and. He Is one OF tne most perie'