Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
O. II. Berrey. money to loan.

holiday.
Horses bought. sold and exchanged.
w. s. Withers.
All government Offices were deserted
and silent today.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at c. J. Days grocery.
Primo and Rainier beer 10 cents a
glass at the Pantheon.
Shaving Is cents at the Criterion,
Fort street. Jack" FLYNN, proprietor.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 1919 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Bulletin readers find The steamer
table at the top of first page a great
convenience.
A list of uncalled for letters in an
swer to advertisements in the Bulletin
IL published today.
The weekly edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news OF the day.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes. call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
The Japanese Of Hamakua, Hawaii
have sent s5.i5 to be added to the Nc.
Kinley Memorial Fund.
The Territorial band gave concert
on the Capitol grounds this morning
in honor OF Flag-raising Day.
Il. T.. Hartman. bookkecpcr for the
Union Express Co., leaves for the
Coast In the Alameda tomorrow.
A. v. Gear and family have returned
10 town after a six weeks outing at
their mountain home on Tantalus.
PRINCIPAL John Bush of the kOloa.
Kauai, school has been spending the
holidays in town and will return home
on Thursday.
The Chamber of Commerce meets al
2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. at which
time J. G. Pratt will present his repor,
on the Fire Claims work in Washing.
ton.
Senator Kanuha was to have pailed
for Maui in the Claudinc today. but he
arrived on the wharf just as the steam.
cr was putting into the stream and 81
was left behind.
Philip Peck. the HilO banker, who
lid some valiant work Tor Hawaii 5t
Washington his visit there while Goa,
gress was in session, LEFT for home IN
the Claudine today.
On Saturday next there will he o.
fered for sale in front OF Aliiolani Hale
the portions of the Island of Lana
which constituted the undivided two
thirds interest OF the estate OF the late
Walter Murray Gibson.
The steamship Alameda will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow at noon
II IL probable that she will hercafte
leave this port at the noon hour In
stead of o'clock as this has beef
found to be more convenient.
One of the most prominent stcci
brokers of the city was seen this morn
ing and. in answer TO question re
garding stocks. threw his hands up Il
the air and replied: They are all on
par-not at par. We can't sell any
thing"
There will be q meeting OF the EOun
Mems Republican Cmb I'm IN. Nailc
lima Athletic Club headouarters a
7. 20 O'clock tomorrow "Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of electln
officers and attending to other import
ant business matters.
Amopp the ppssenpers deuarting ia
IN, Coast tomorrow in the Alamo /,
will he Frank Turk. the local shippin
master. He goes to san Francisco o
business connected with shipping an
expects to he back soou either in IN
Alameda or the Sopoma.
Amons ,Ec passengers booked ia
tho Mani. tor Maui ports, this afto'
noon ar She following: Capt. G. "
Murray. W h. Bcckwith. G. Kaise.
Jas. T. Taylor W. c. Crook. Miss VI
lC. Alexander Miss \. u. AleXandu.
Chas. Copp and Mrs. r. r. sullivan.
A most desirable niece of bcac.
property IL offered for sale by j. Al
fired Magoon. administrator Of the as
tate of +. s. Kciki. The property ha
D q long frontage on the beach and i
situated between the residence of Rpa
ert Levers and S. NJ. Damon. See ad
yertisement on page s.