Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-29
LOCAL And GENERAL

II. p. Baldwin returns to his home
In Maui tomorrow.
The James Makee sails for Kappa
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Lodge lie Progress holds its regular
business meeting this evening.
The transport Thomas is due here
from San Francisco tomorrow.
Jas. F. Morgan has same fine pianos
for sale. See his column on page 5.
The navy wharves are busy wish
coal ships discharging and ballasJing.
IL you don't want headache, drink
Green River whisky at the Pantheon.
Harmony Lodge No. 2, l. o. o. F.,
meet stonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall.
The Claudine towed the British bark
Antiope to sea from Kahului OF Satur-
day.
over one hundred passengers have
booked by the sonCma for san Fran
| cisco.
The Irmgard is taking sugar from
the schooner Moi Wahine in tn"
stream.
The Peru from San Francisco ara
the Moana from the Colonies. are due
| Thursday.
The four masted barkentine Arago
is going on the marine railway as soon
as discharged.
Engineer j. T. Taylor has returned
from Maui and will be in town for
several ,eeks.
Earl Russell has pleaded guilty to
bigamy and been sentenced to prison
for four months.
The time of tn esailing Of the Zeal
andia was changed this morning to
Friday at p. IN.
A number of small Chinese claims
were considered by the Fire Claims
Commission today.
The steamer Niihau IL laid up for
an overhauling. Her boilers will be
retubed and sSe will have new tail
shaft.
Charles A. Towne VINO recently said
silver was a dead issue is branded as
bolter by the National Democratic
committee.
The X. p. Rithet had $4,000 bags OF
sugar aboard at noon. Her cargo will
be complete tomorrow and she will get
away Wednesday.
Gen. Kitchener has captured i'm
portant Boer correspondence showing
that President steyn still hopes for for
elgn Intervention.
Tho Kinau will lay over one trip /.
have her regular sgmi-anrua! painting
and scraping. The ClnudiGe VIII take
her place one trip.
The Claudine, which arrived from
Maui yesterday months. brought l16l
sacks Of sugar. f2i SACKS OF corn. Il
sacks OF taro, a hogs and 80 pkss sun
driss.
J. p. Taylor, A. c. Luf!,in. W. vida
j. N. KanSSkua, b. X. Banning, q. y
Jordan. c. w. Dickey and w Berlo
WITT were among the arrivals from
Maui in the Claudlre sunday.
The teachers committee OF the boar,
Of education held a meeting this morn
ing to prepare the accumulated bust
ness for consideration at the next meet
ing of the board Of education.
II you want any OF the exquisite col
or work or those pretty tapa album
that are now offered by the HONOLU
LU PHOTO SUPPLY CO., you had bes
get In your order early as the supp!
does not nearly equal the demand.
Captain Jackson OF the S. G. Wilde
Is greatly rejoiced over the improve
rlints being madesat Brewers wharf
FHe had to take two looks and the
pinch himself to make sure he was no
dreaming when he first saw that re
pairs were being made.
Mrs. w. w. Hall and her son Sey
mour leave for the States next mcntl
Mrs. Hall will visit her mother Mr.
van Clicf in Minneapolis and then pro
coed East where her son Seymour vii
take examinations for Harvard. Ed
win Hall Is now at Harvard.
w. J. Lowrie, manager OF Spreclels
vile plantation, Maui. leaves for tn
Coast on three months vaca;io
soon. He will be accompanied by hi
wife and family. II. p. Baldwin wi
] look out for the interests of the plan
tation while Mr.. Lowrie is away.
Wednesday will be the last day TO
filing income tax returns. Assesso
Pratt has formidable stack Of thes
papers and the job of footing them Il
will be big one. The assessors oflic
4 will proceed on the theory that tn
,ox lie valid until a suag nj some kin