Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

column.
Wanted-First class cook. See
Want column.
See Jas. +. Morgan's column on page
S for sale of Levers & Cookies stock
Ohayo saloon on Kukui street has
Primo beer on draught and in bottles.
See ad.
There will be q sale of government
lots on September 18th. See BY Au
thority.
The band will give concert in En-
ma Square at the usual time this
evening.
d. G. Camarinos, the fruiterer, Is
surprising his friends today with q
beardless chin.
The ships Hecla, Eniiy Reed and
City of Hankow are on the berth for
Puget sound in ballast.
L. o. Hall & Son have their temper,
AIRY bicycle department and offices oyei
Hawaiian Trust Co. See ad.
The fine new schooner W. J. Patter.
son will finish discharging her lumber
today and sails for the Sound tomor.
row.
Character studies a speciality. most
artistic work guaranteed. at Miss Has
kins Photographic Studio in rear OF
King Bros.
Notice to subscribers to the funds
for endowment and establishment OF a
Hospital for lncurables at Honolulu
appears under New Today. ha
There Is very happy lot of officers
at the police station today. Police
officers do not bet but there is no law
against being happy over the baseball
game Of Saturday.
Mrs. Andrews and child of Lieut.
Andrews, U. $. n, left in the Kilpat.
rick yesterday for Manils Mrs. An.
drews has been visiting her parents
Captain and Mrs. Andrew Fuller.
Geo. Haffner, the jeweler and watch.
maker has removed from opposite
Hart & Co. to rooms upstairs in the
elite building. where he will continue
to turn out the best work. See ad.
Gardner, a former lieutenant of po-
lice, returned to the city from Hama
lei, Kauai, where he has been IN me
employ of the police department for u
long time. He will 90 Oh the force
here again.
The former residence of H. Lose Is
now open as first class boarding
house. Rooms are large and airy and
very desirable, excellent table board.
Hot and cold water, electric lights,
piano, etc. See ad under New Today.
Luna Gandall appeared In the Police
Court this forenoon on the charge OF
larceny in the second degree by steal.
ing bicycle belonging to Secretary
Brown of the Y. NJ. {. \. The boy
pleaded guilty and was committed to
the Circuit Court for trial.
In the Police Court this forenoon
Moriarity and F.. Nugent. two white
men. charged with vagrancy. had theii
cases nolle prosd. Deputy Sheril
Chillingworth explained that the two
men had been sent out of the country
on the transport Fitzpatrick.
The barkentine Skasit from For
Gamble arrived this morning, IL day
out. She brought $4,000 feet Of lum
Der for Wilder & Co. ami experience,
splendid weather all the way. Fou
of her crew jumped the vessel AS sCUi
as she went alongside the wharf
In the game Of baseball between tn,
Police and Artillery teams Saturda.
afternoon, Joy pitched and Lesli,
caught the game of their lives for tin
former They said before the gam
that they would show the baseball
people what they could do and the.
did.
Oliver cambridge, the lecturer re
turned to Honolulu in the Sierra owinl
to the severe illness of hts wife. II
will remain in the city till the latte
part of the month when 1t is hope
Mrs. cambridge will have sufficient
recovered to allow her TO accompan
her husband on his lecturing tou
through the States.
Inc buiietin pupiisnes III Tue iatei
nal column a complete calendar Of tn
meetings to be held In the Masoni
Temple this week. THIS will
changed from week to week by J.
, Tucker, tyler in charge Of the Temple
thus giving all Masons visiting an
I resident notice Of the sessions OF varl
GUS lodges through the week.
Purser A. J. Chaplain OF the Hama
lei leaves tor the States in fey
weeks to complete his stuuy in draw
ing. He will attend school In tn
4 East. During his service with the In
] terIsland Company Mr.. Chaplain ha
e made many friends and enjoys tn
confidence OF his employers for hi
conscientious work in their behalf.