Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-01-24
LOCAL And GENERAL

| the Pantheon.
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
Tribune bicycles, sundries, renting
and repairing at Whitman e. Co.'S.
Order Sunday turnouts from Homo
| lulu Stock Yards. Telephone 3O1 main.
Csmara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
| chant.
Invitations are out for the at
Home" at the Christian church on Fri
day night, January %.
An excellent opportunity to buy an
artistic six room house on easy terms.
See ad under New Today.
The steamer Zealandia left San Fran
cisco on her scheduled time and wi II ar
rive here on Friday afternoon.
The steamer Kinau of the Wilder line
came off the marine railway last even
ing and is at her regular berth.
E. c. Macfarlane, one of the owners of
the Hawaiian Hotel at Honolulu is on
the Coast, and is stopping at the Califor-
mia Hotel.
The United States army transport
Warren will leave for San Francisco
this afternoon at O'Clock Mail for
the Coast closes promptly at o'clock.
Mr.. c. L. Williams, who for many
years has been in the undertaking bust
ness in the city, is with the Honolulu
Undertaking Co. as embalmer and di-
rector. Tel. 179.
Mr.. Anderson, who was formerly
mate of the S. n. Castle which arrlv-
ed in port recently has been promot-
ed to the position of first mate under
| Captain Nilsson.
/ Miss Mcdonald is about to open a
dancing school for adults. She has Sc
cured the Arion Hall near the Opera
| House and will hold the first class next
Tuesday evening.
Chief Officer March Of the Transport
Warren Is returning home from Manila,
on account of an attack Of consumption,
and second Officer Danistead has been ap-
pointed to succeed him.
The steamer John S. Kimball was de-
layed dscharging her cargo yesterday,
owing to the fact that the various con-
signees were arranging for a general
average bond in connection with the
damaged cargo.
Recent steamer advices are to the effect
that the steamer Sierra Of the Oceanic
line was two days late In leaving Sydney,
but II Is confidently expected that the
steamer will make up at least a po' ton Of
the time on her run to this port.
If you want any of the exquisite col.
or work or those pretty tapa albums
that are now offered by the HONOLU-
LII PHOTO SUPPLY CO., you had best
get in your order early as the supply
does not nearly equal the demand.
The successful candidates of the In
dependent Home Rule party who are
now holding cauCuses in this city are
engaged on the bills which they in.
tend to present at the session of ii =
Legislature which begins on tho 10th
day of next month. They have quite q
number OF these ready and are now de.
Gliding on their merits to see which
ones they will introduce.
within the next few days there
should be several arrivals from New
castle, among which may be mentioned
the following vessel together with their
date of departure from the above port,
Bark Haydn Brown, Dec. 5, barken-
tine Chas. +. Croker Dec. 7. Norwa-
gian bark Fantasia Dec. 10, schooner
Muriel for Kahului, ship James Drum
. mond. Dec. 10; barkentine Adddenda
for Kihei; schooner Transit, Dec. 81
and the schooner Lyman ID. Foster fol-
Kahului on Dec. 22. On Dec. 22 the Nor
wegian bark Passepartout cleared
from Sydney for this port.
Reinsurance has advanced on all the
overdue vessels posted at the Mer.
chants Exchange in San Francisco
The list now standing as follows:
Rathdown, 104 days out from Yokoha
ma for Portland, 80 percent; Castle
Rock. so days out from Hongkong fol
British Columbia, 40 per cent; Andra
da, Ga days out from Santa Rosalia fol
Portland, rs per cent; Bertha, out 8:
days from Wei-Hai-Wei for Portland
rs per cent; Otto Gildemeister, 81 day,
out from Yokohama for Portland, Il
per cent; Cape Wrath, out "a days from
Callao for Portland, 55 per cent.