Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-19
LOCAL and GENERAL
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der BY Authority.
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turers claim for It.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
The annual meeting of the Pioneer
Mill Co. will be held the 2Sth. See no
tice under New Today.
Meet me at the Fountain-the popu-
lar ice cream and soda water resort;
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
A call for the annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Pacific sugar mill
appears under New Today.
A list of the newly elected officers
OF the Kona and Chicago Coffee Co.
appears under New Today.
A notice to native and foreign born
Irishmen of a meeting to be held the
25th appears under New Today.
Intending steerage passengers per
the Alameda will do well to read the
agents notice on page of this issue.
A notice of interest to those inter-
ested in the estate of the late Kaihe-
nui p. Aud appears under New Today.
The band will play in Thomas
Square this evening at the usual hour.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged.
The jury trying the case of Gehrinl
& ButZke. plumbers, against w. w
Ahana returned verdict for plaintiffi
to the amount Of $442.2l. They sueC
for s641.25. Both sides noted appeals
The Epworth League of the Meth
= odlst church gave a book social las
evening at the home of Rev @. L
Pearson. The young ladies presen
represented various well known books
The bond of Eugene r. Hendry a
United States Marshal, in the sum q
$4,000 with Lawrence II. Dee, Chas.
Fishel and J. Alfred Magoon as sure
ties, has been approved by Judge Es
tee.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Cal
fornit Fruit Market when you war
fruit and vegetables. He always ha
on hand fresh supply of both Califol
MIA and Island fruits. Telephone Mai
as.
The Hawaiian band win play durin
the afternoon and evening at the pit
mic In Kalihi Park on Washington
birthday. The Catholic Mission ban
will also play during the day. A grei
many tickets have already been sol
and good time is promised all VIII
attend.
Men Of the city interested in sport
are becoming very anxious to do the
part toward swelling the McKinle
Memorial fund and there will doubles
be a series OF games of all kinds Il
the object. The order of events wi
probably be as follows: Polo, asst
citation football, baseball and colleg
ate football. In addition to thes
sports, there is plan now under dis
cussion by means of which .he boa
clubs may make arrangements for
A Hotel street saloon keeper wa
visited last night by police officer an
/. told that he was violating the provI
sions Of his license. He pointed to on
OF the swinging doors which ha
swung back and held by chair so tina
the inside could be plainly seen by pee
pie passing in the street. The bartend
er said the doors had been varnishe
and In order to keep people from get
ting their hands sticky, one side ha
been opened. The officer insisted tina
the law must be respected and so tn
door was allowed to swing to.
G. Lewis. collector for the Oahu Ic
Co., met with an accident on the Wal
kiki road yesterday afternoon. Fortu
nately he came out OF the mix-up wit
only n few scratches. He was ridln
his bicycle toward town on the RICH
side OF the road when he saw WACO
- drawn by four mules, coming towar
him. When abreast OF him, the tw
leaders swerved, caught the bicyclis
- and threw him to the ground. He wa
able to slide away from the mules, thu
averting a frightful accident. How
ever, his bicycle was a complete wreck
Among the through military passen
gers in the transport Grant is Col. Wm
Il. G. B. Davis, OF the corps OF engin
= GERS. Col. Davis was last here as
- member Of the Notifications boar,
which formulated the plan for the de
lenses OF Honolulu and the Island o
, Oahu He has been appointed an en-
gineer on the staff OF General Chaffe
and president of the board which is I,
prepare the plans for the defenses o
a the Philippines, AS there is grea
deal to be done there, Col. Davis will
= undoubtedly be very busy and will
make very long stay.