Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-03
LOCAL and GENERAL

Dr. SanuOw OF Naudi Isl III tne ci'S
on business.
DR.. ]. II. Raymond is in the city for
short stay.
If you are out of wood and coal ring
up Main 1876. .
Deputy Sheriff Halvorsen Of War
mea. Kauai, arrived yesterday.
The steamer Lehua will. sail on hei
new route Monday at O'Clock,
Fresh homemade poi every Tuesday |
and Friday at Woman's Exchange.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 1919 Fort St., ii SO per week up.
DR.. Boyle, chiropodist, removes.
corns and ingrowing nails painlessly.
Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
The steamer Noeau will sail for Ho-
| nckaa and Kukuihaele this afternoon
nj o'clock.
the weekly edition Of the EVENING
bulIetin gives a complete summary Of
h" news of the da-.
The Pacific Hardware Co. are offer
! ing closet sets to protect your clothing
| See their ad in this Issue
Choice Claret SO cents. Port. Madeira,
Zirfandel. IS cents a gallon at Hoff-
schlaeger Co.'S, King near Bethel.
Captain Morse, who had been quite
III at the hospital for some time past,
left for the Coast in the Zealandid yes.
terday afternoon.
intending purchasers will do well to
see the display at the Pacific Import
Co. before deciding upon purchasing
elsewhere. See their ad on page 5.
1t is understood that a rum factory
for the manufacture OF the liquor from
molasses from the various plantations
of the Islands is soon to be started.
Sam Johnson. head Of the excavatiug
and garbage collecting department II
the Board Of Health. has moved into
new Offices in the basement VI the
Capitol.
II excitement Is what Is wanted. 50
out to the baseball game between the
HonnluIu Athletic Club team and the
Stars this afternoon There will be
some great playing.
Among the arrivals from Kona. Kan
and Maui in the Mauna Loa yesterday
were the following: c. NJ. Cooke. q.
n Robertson. A II Wood T. J. KIM.
w. "A. CornwelI. Miss Kate Cornwell
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mr. wor, mr. tbosa nrettv tapa albums
,bo, ara r,u, ouorod bv tho uoNoIIr-
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uoes hot nearly equai 'he ueiiaha'
Among the departures for San Fran
CISCO III the Aeaiahdla Yesterday AFTER
noon were the toilowlns' captain
knacke ana wile' a. Berg. MIS-. Ia
BALDWIN, j. r. Morgan f. f. Porter
ana captain I. Z. MORSE ana wire.
The band broke its record by playing
of five steamers during the presen,
week. As the boys played the Zealan'
dia OFF yesterday ana Friday Is their
regular weekly holiday, there will DO
no concert III Emma square this AFTER
noon
The Quintet Club Of Hawaiian sing
ers went aboard the transport Thomas
last evening and gave the teachers a
treat the like of which the great ma
iority of them had never experienced
before. Naturally they were much de-
lighted.
There is still no trace of Hornet, the
jeweler AS time passes by, more and
more people seem to be inclined tC
believe that the German left for the
Coast In some sailing vessel, else his
body must surely have been found b!
this time.
The Gospel Temperance League vii
> tonight become the Murphy Hall Clul
!. Association. meeting has been call
ed specially for that purpose. All tho,,
Interested in the work are requested
to be at the hall at s o'clock, the hon
. set for the meeting. All the officer
of the Gospel Temperance League hav'
c resigned In order that the change ma!
be effected.
A number of police officers were a
the Zealandia yesterday afternoon ol
the lookout for Matsuda, a Japanes
wanted on the charge Of embezzliu
$500. 1t was learned that Matsuda in