Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers. etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
Your amateur Photographic work
will be well done II taken to Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
A nearly new Babcock runabout Is
for sale By G. Il. Mcclellan. See For
Sale column page S.
Table claret and other wines are
sold by Comes & McTighe, liquor
dealers,N King street. Tel. Main liO.e
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50,
Claret, so cents; Sherry aud Tokay. 10
cents a gallon at Hoffschlacger Co. S
King street.
Mary II. Atchcrley by her attorney,
Lyle 4. Dickey, has entered u demur.
rer to the amended complaint OF Ku-
piolani Estate. The suit involves prop
erty ut Queen and Punchhowl streets
and elsewhere in Honolulu.
This morning meetings Of the Wailu.
ku Sugar Co., the Onomra Sugar Co.
and the Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
were held in the office Of the agents.
G. Brewer 4 Co. II was decided TO N.
tend the contract for the sale OF sugar
to the Aemircan Sugar Refining Com
pany for two years.
There will be meeting Of Company
\, y. G. H., this evening at the drill
shed. The purpose of the meeting Is
TO nominate officers for the coming
year. Captain Harry Klcmme. the
present popular commander OF Com
pany A who is finishing his third term
will probably be reelected
All Hoo and All Sing were arrested
this morning by Detective KAPPA on
the charge OF having che ia tickets IN
their possession. II would seem from
the apparatus KAPPA succeeded in cap.
turing that the men are full hodgcu
bankers. Their cases will come mp in
the Police Court tomorrow forenoon.
J. T. De Bolt has filed an appeal on
points OF law from the District 10 the
Supreme Court for Antoine Martin. sen
fenced to six months imprisonment at
hard labor for common nuisance. The
oflense consisted In indecent exposure
and on the trial defendant admitted
having pleaded guilty once before to L
similar charge.
There was no regular meeting OF the
executive council this morning. spe-
Cial meeting was called. however, for
the consideration of business that Act
! ing Governor Cooper told reporter
afterWard was not sufficiently matcur-
ed for publication" The Acting Gov
ernor even declined to give out the sub
jcct under consideration.
Prof. W. T. Brigham, curator OF the
Bcrnice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Is nov
on Kauai. The other day he went to
Wahiawa and there had a look at the
old McBryde collection Of Hawaiian
eurios which he had not seen for thirty
eight years. The collection has been
very much enlarged since that time and
is now one Of the most valuable in the
Islands.
Joe Mariner, who was formerly con
nected with the Wall. Nichols Co, hero
and who was very popular among tho
younger people OF the city, writes from
Seattle TO the effect that he Is porma.
nently located there ind that he Is do
ing very well. He states that Seattle
Is "tilthy with prosperity" and that or
this account he cannot get a good 10
Cality for his business.
Among the through passengers in
the Sonoma Is George Dunnct, the
head Of the firm OF Henderson & Mac
farlane, the general agents for New
Zealand OF the Oceanic Steamship Co
MI. Dunnct IL on his way to San Fran
cisco, where he will confer with John
ID. Spreckels regarding the renewal Oi
the company's mail contracts and 9th
or matters pertaining to the company
Charles Il. Frazier of the Pioneer Ad-
yertising Agency, returned from Kauai
this morning after most pleasant trir
| spent in various places on the Garden
Isle. lie reports that the Chinese rice
planters suffered very much by the re.
cent heavy storm and that about hall
Of their crops In the little valleys thai
abound on the island were destrOyeC
by the rushing down of the waters from
the higher levels. The planters arc
now hard at work trying to straightep
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