Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27

The trial of the case Of Harrison VS..
Magoon was resumed before Judge
Gear this morning.
The Kinau got away on time for HI
10 and way ports. There was large
crowd to see her off.
Among the through passengers In
the China are several American and
German army officers.
DIR. r. n. Reid. who came to Homo
lulu on a short business trip. returned
to Hilo in today's kinau.
Now that the Kinau Is clean she
will give the Mauna Loa lively time
between here and Lahaina.
Ninety japanese laborers arrived In
the China. They are being examined
by Commissioner of Immigration
Brown.
w. II. Cornwell has gone to Maui.
where he will remain for two or three
weeks before starting on trip to San
Francisco.
The stock books Of the Oahu Sugar
Co. will be closed to transfers from
the 2Sth to the 31st inst. See notice
under New Today.
]. w. Erwin will repeat his stereop
ticOn lecture at the Hawaiian hotel This
evening. Japan. Manila and the Orient
will I've his subject.
The China made a good run to port
from Yokohama, which port she LETT
on the 18th inst. Fine weather was
experienced all the way.
Judge Little of the Fourth Circuit
Court will arrive by the next Kinau
to hold court, sitting IN the cases In
which Judge Gear is disqualified.
The report current on the street thi.
morning that C. Brewer a. Co. were tc
declare a stock dividend of 90 per cent
liz denied by Manager Geo. Robertson
and e. Faxon Bishop.
Maurice Beckwith leaves for tn,
Coast in the Ventura. Mr.. Beckwitl
came here on visit to his sister. Mrs
Cornela b. Damon and now return!
to his duties on the Mainland.
W. II. Pain, accompanied by a Lon
don capitalist, went by the Klnau to
day to the Island of Lanai. of which
Mr.. Pain is part owner. The purpose
of the journey could not be asccr
tanned. They will return next Satu.
day.
/ Captain Paul Smith states that
y valued his collection Of Filipino relic
u burned in the Hall fire at about $50
4 and not the fabulous figures men
y toned In some Of the papers Of tn
city.
Mr.. Elshemus the author and arts
who has been spending a few weeks |
- Honolulu leaves In the Sonoma for So
moa where he hopes to find the islam
natives less advanced In civilized way
than the Hawaiian people.
4 bootblack was doing business {
the post Office this forenoon when tn
place was particularly crowded. A cit
zen remarked that this Kind of thin
should be stopped as 1t interfered wit
lis people who have not time to waste {
cd the post Office.
IN Miss Douglass, the popular nurse
w. the Queens Hospital, will leave in Il
~ steamer China for the Mainland, whci
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