Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-03
LOCAL and GENERAL

'H' 'lloiVElrl Uldnt VI micro
scopical examinations In September
Comes a McTighe. successors to ca.
mara a Co, liquor dealers. g5 King Il :
stop at Mrs. Hanna's new millinery
store on Fort street near Chaplain
lane.
Blank books Of all sorts ledgers. etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
You can get a fun sized cool glass
of Rainier beer at the Pantheon. Same
old price.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news cf the day.
The best place. in Honolulu to have
films and plates developed is at the Ho-
nolulu Photo Suppl. Co.
Choice Claret 90 cei;ts, Port. NJ ideira.
Zinfandel, 20 cents a gallon at Hoff-
schlaeger Co.'S. King near Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin are ex-
pecting to leave for the Coast in the
Sonoma Tuesday to he gone several
months
Notice of regular meeting of tho
board of directors of the Free Kin
dergarten at Y. NJ. c. A. hall is pub
lished today.
At meeting of the Board of Health
held October I'd amendments were
made to plumbing regulations as pei
notice published in this issue.
The Honolulu city physician visited
IS patients in September. treated 29J
at his Office and filed 22l prescriptions
One patient was sent to hospital.
The sanitary inspectors of Honolulu
made 1892 inspections, reported 1858
nuisances. had 1851 nuisances abated
and filed s complaints last month.
When the wet weather begins to
wrinkle your shoes out of shape, YOU
VIII see the necessity Of getting a shoe
tree. See Mclnerny's shoe store ad.
Andrew Brown. Superintendent OF
Water Works. leaves for the Coast on
vacation trip in the Mariposa today.
Tie Will be accompanied by Mrs. Brown.
There was something more wronc
with the power of the Hawaiian Elcr.
trio Company last night, and the con.
sequence was that the city was again
plunged In darkness.
Football Is not very brisk. The Ho-
nolulu Athletics seem to be the only
people doing any work. They had
twelve men out Saturday and some
good practice was INDUCED in.
Those wishing reliable horses, en-
perienced drivers, new rigs. fair prices
and courteous treatment should call al
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number is Main 30. They deliver and
call for rigs free Of charge.
Are you interested in photography?
II so have the Honolulu Photo Supply
Co. show you the Al-Vista camera.
takes In everything in sight in a radius
OF ninety degrees. the greatest stride
yet made In the development of hand
cameras.
Manager Gartley of the Hawaiian
Electric Co. leaves In the Mariposa to
day for the purpose of seeing about
some very much needed new machin-
cry. He will also attend to the ship.
ment OF the new engine that has been
coming for so many moons.
The Japanese Merchants Assoc;a.
ton OF Hawaii will send forth in tho
Mariposa today memorials of condo.
lence to Mrs. Mckinley at Canton, O.,
ana Secretary of State John Hay IT
washington. ID. G. Mr.. Ono secretary
Of the association. has had the dOcu.
ments very handsomely engrossed.
Attorney A. Lewis. Jr., leaves in the
Mariposa today to present the appeal
In the schooner Robert Levers case to
the Court of Appeals in San Francisco.
II Is possible that he will go on ia
Washington to get place on the Su.
preme Court calendar for the income
tax appeals.
w. n. Hits, former supervisor OF
drawing at the Normal School here.
has been appointed division superin.
tendent of education of the provinces
OF Camarines, Ablay, Sorsogon and
Catanduanes. comprising the south
eastern portion of the Island of Luzon
Prof. Hits has fifty-two teachers in
his charge and will have headquarters
at Neuva, in the province of Cana
rines.
Ho Hou. a Chinaman. was arrested
In his place on McCully street yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Chill
ingworth. The fellow was caught IN
the act of distilling okolehao in a mod
ern apparatus. When Chillingworth
burst In the door, the Chinaman shov.
ed the major part of his apparatus
into deep hole filled with dirty water
but the officer was too quick for him
and secured enough of 1t for evidence
In court.
Among the charities aided by Mrs.
W. G. Irwin during the past few DAYS
are the following: Associated Chart
ties, $500; American Relief Society,
5000; +. w. Damon's Chinese School.
$500; British Benevolent Society, $500,
German Benevolent Society. $500;
Strangers Friend Society. $500: Por-
tuguese Benevolent Society. $500;
Catholic Benevolent Society. $500: Ha-
waiian Relief Association, $500; Free
kindergartens, $50: Pencil Mission.
800; various other minor charities.
$3.50.