Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

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pears under New Today.
Just received large consignment OF
Pantheon o. p. S. Try IT.
w. ". Cornwell. who left in the
Mariposa, will be absent six weeks.
Beal. the wall paper merchant is get
ting down to business. See his ad
Comes & MeTighe. successors to Ca
mara 4 Co., liquor dealers, 95 King St.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 12i9 Fort ST.. sc per week up. |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Gait will go 10
the Coast in the Sierra for an extended
visit.
The band will give special concert
at the Moans hotel this evening at the
usual time.
The weekly edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news ce the day. n.
The bark r. p. Rithet arrived In
San Francisco on the I'd after a trip Of
~ days from this port.
Fresh films plates, paper, cher icals
ETC., received per Mariposa for Il e Ho-
nolulu Photo Supply Co.
The list of officers Of the Ket On
Full Ken Association for the ensuing
year appear under New Today.
Choice Claret 81 c.at., Port, n ,deira,
Zinfandel. Is cents gallon at Hofr-
schlaeger Co.'S, King near Bethel.
The big American ship Henry VII.
lard sailed yesterday Tor San Fran
cisco with about two Thousand tons
Of sugar.
The departure Of the Mariposa. Bri-
tannia, Alice Cooke and Henry VII
lard will leave but ten deep waters
vessels In port.
The steamer lwalani sails today on
the Mikahala's Kauai run. The Mika-
hala goes on the marine railway to be
recoppered and caulked.
Theodore Hercott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. W. Hercott. gave a birthday
party yesterday afternoon In celebra-
ton of his eleventh birthday.
Honolulu Ia an ideal place for picture
4 taking. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. Is
al ideal place for picture making. Best
printing and developing in the city.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. lie always has
on hand a fresh supply of both Califor-
mia aud Island fruits. Telephone Main
37s.
Hereafter. the post Office will keep
= | pnan pnly until uniIpipht Al
o'clock in the morning. the window
! will be opened again. Instructions to
this effect were recently received from
Washington.
All members Of the Francis Murphy
y, u clubs Of the city are requested TO be
~ present at the experience meeting
which will be held under the leader
N ship Of Mr.. Murphy tonight at S o'clock
II In the rooms Of Club No. 1.
VIM. Thompson OF Theo II. Davies
Co.. was among the passengers for
VI San Francisco in the Mariposa yestcr-
" day. Mr.. Thompson goes to be mar
ried and intends to return to Honolulu
Dr with his bride in two months time.
II, The strike of the steel workers IL
liable to delay the putting into COM
mission OF the p. NJ. s. q. Co.'S new
steamer Korea. She was to have been
brought ont from the east by Captain
Seabury Of the China who Is to COM
mand her.
A farewell dinner to VI. Morioka was
given by DR.. Mort at his home on Bere-
tania street Tuesday night The ia
panese Consul and many other promi.
nent japanese were present. Mr.. Mori-
= Okla left for Japan In the Hongkong
Maru yesterday.
Strike conditions in San Frau, !sco
iemain about the same. Vessels are
having hard time to get crews but
the work of discharging and loading is
going on well. The steamer Ventura IN
expected to take seven hundred tons
Of coal on arrival here. The China
will want about the same amount.
Among the passengers for San Fran
. cisco in the Mariposa yesterday after
l noon were the following: A. Enos, DR..
c. +. Humphris, NJ. E. Sturgeon, F. G.
Baldwin. Rev. Charles A. Hyde, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Kennedy, W. T.. T. Neu-
mann, S. T. Alexander, c. A. DE Cew,
C. II. Johnson. W. O. Smith, J. II.
Schnack and Jean Gerardy.
James Doughe;ty Of San Francisco
Is organizing a cotillion club In the
city. II Is proposed to keep the club
going for season OF five months. each
year. The first assembly. In conncc
ton with which there will he ger
man, will take place In the middle oi
i October. II is understood that the
club is to he a very exclusive one and
that there will be, but thirty couples in d,
cluded. The dances will be given in
Progress hall.
Harriet DAWSON, the eight-year- odd
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davi-
son, was knocked down ans run over
by n wagon of a Chinese iaundrymas
yesterday afternoon at .he. corner ~
Vineyard and Miller streets while she
was returning home from the High
School. She received serious outer. In.
!, juries and It is believed that she has
suffered internally also. The front