Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

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The Federal GrapI Jury meets on
Monday.
Thes teamer Hawaii will be in to.
morrow.
Take a look az the Room and Board
column on paga 5.
There will be cricket football and
polo this afternoon.
Boy wanted by V. Paulsen. painter.
at Territory Stables.
Don't miss hearing Madame Belle
Cole Thursday evening.
Dr. Bahrenberg has taken the Nc.
Tighe place on Young street Tor the
winter.
The steamer Maui arrived this morn.
ing from Hawaii bringing 10000 sacks
OF sugar
There will be a cash clearing sale OF
silks and satins at +. ". Jordan's.
See ad on page 5.
See Jas. F. Morgan's column on page
for an auction sale OF ammunition to
take place on the 18th.
An auction sale Of books will take
I place on the 10th. See Jas. +. Nor
san's special column on page !.
II you want to get the greatest value
for your money in buggies. etc. call oil
| Gus Schuman carriage repository.
| The Seventh Day AdyentIsts are
holding a harvest home celebration to-
cay al the church in Printers lane.
4 .,f la.
the fire. made by Mr.. Albert Horner
for Colonel Boyd, Is on exhibition at
Hebron Drug Company.
The special column on page 8 resery.
ed exclusively for Jas. f. Morgan con.
tains notice of an auction sale OF
clothing to be held Oct. l6
James T. Stacker. editor of the Ha.
wall Herald, arrived In the kinau this
afternoon for the purpose OF taking his
place on the Federal Grand Jury.
Lyle A. Dickey has entered appear
nnce as counsel In the case of John
Poroda VS.. Henry Armitage. admins.
traitor OF the estate Of Frank Peroutka,
deceased
Kalei Aueko and Hoopii Hila. sisters
OF the late Kealohapauole Makahi. Pc
tition that A. 5. Mahaulu be appointed
administrator OF his estate, which Ia
valued at $1,000. g.
Deputy Sheriff Chlllngworth stated
this forenoon that there would be six.
teen witnesses up from Koolau Satur
day to testify In the Dr. Winsiow as.
sault and battery case.
Manager Ballantyne is trying to Sc.
cure a meeting OF the Rapid Transit
directors this afternoon to pass upor
the bids for construction of the lin
from Kalihi to Waikiki.
George ABBEY. the young man charged
with assault and battc'v on Sllai Il
Japanese. was thl< morning fined 81.
and costs. The charge Of mali 'tpus in.
jury against the defendant was nIlie
pros'd.
Two native boys who have within
the past month made four or five ap.
pearances in the Police Court were this
morning sentenced by Judge Wilcox To
a years Imprisonment each In the TO.
form school.
Emily Alvcs has Drought suit for d..
vorce against Joe ). Alves Oh tie
ground OF non-suBpo,t. The plaintiir
asks that she be given the ci,stod; OF
her two children-Davll aged yeais
ana Rose. aged four years.
Young trees in the Nullanu fores.
have been recently stolen. \ clue &C.
the identity of white lady was sue
cesstully followed up. There will be
no prosecution In this instance but /,
there is a repetition by others. trouble
will ensue.
Rev. Mr.. Muckley. the new pastor OF
the Christian Church who succeeds
Rev. y. T.. Cory, and who arrived n
the Sierra, will take charge of hi
Hook at once. Mr.. MuCkloy will
preach for the nrst time in the church
u, the regular Sunday morning service.
Wadatani, "A Japanese hack.driyer
was arrested at the noon hour tOday
on the charge Of furious and needless
driving. He ran into Chinaman
l.um Ngai by name. on King street
near Nunanu, and did not stop to In
quire into the injury he mad done.
Upon being questioned at the polio.
station, the hackman said that the
SHAFT OF his hack caught the bicycle
Pnd tipped the Cinnamon aver.
II. l.. Herbert will leave soon for
Hawaii for rest and recuperation. He
will be gone about three weeks and.
on his return. will start to work on
the angling club which has been talk
ed about OF late. The Young Broth