Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-02
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bulletins special industrial edi.
ton can be obtained at this office or
the news.stands. Price rs cents.

Let your ads represent your goods.
q. II. Berrey's office, Campbell bid.
A desirable room is to let. See To
Let column.
A pocket book has been lost See
Lost column on page 8.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort ST.. $3.50 per week up.
Comes d McTighe, SUCCESSORS to Ca
mara 4 Co.. liquor dealers. 90 King ST.
High Sheriff Brown went down the
road this afternoon to remain over
Sunday.
~ s. Sachs Dry Goods 60. is get.
ting ready to make some extra offers
in dry goods. Watch their ads.
People are interested in the unusual
II there is something unique about your
store or stock, tell it in your adver-
tisement.
Bourbon Whisky, years old, $3.50;
Claret. so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 70
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. s.
King street.
A three bedroom cottage formerly
occupied by Mrs. Blanche Watkyns, on
Matlock avenue, is offered for rent by
Henry Waterhouse q Co.
AS the advertising twig is bent so
the advertising tree will he inclined.
Begin modestly. but surely. II is not
space that counts, but earnestness.
All advertisers who desire to cover
the Honolulu field, as well as the en-
tire Territory. must use the paper that
is read in the houses of the people.
News was received from Maui by
the Kinau yesterday that G. d. Lufkin
Of the First National Bank at Wailuku,
is expecting his mother and sister by
the Sierra.
Just a moment. II you don't get as
much business out of the Honolulu field
as possible. you'll do yourself ia
vor by first placing your advertising in
the Bulletin.
A very interesting article on THE
right way to promote temperance" APP
pears on page of this issue, and
should be carefully read by all those
interested in this work.
A week of matChless values. Tho
merrlest. biggest bargain festival ever
known here. We will make a clean
sweep. Will unload and do it no mat
ter what the sacrifice. See the Pacific
Import Co. ad
Doesn't the wind seem to creep
through the thin places in last year s
haven't enough to buy new again this
season. See what n. S. Sachs are Of
fering in their ad.
In the Police Court yesterday fore.
noon Kwong Chin was fined s25 and
costs on the charge Of assault and bat
terry on Lum Hung. Hoo Lcong, as.
sault and battery on Lum Kun. was
fined the same amount.
DO you always make the most o.
every opportunity? While looking fol
helpful. money saving opportunities
one may be overlooking the very
things looked for. See Whitney a
Marsh's ad in this issue.
Collector Stackable was notified yes
terday that the salary Of Chief EN-
aminer Rayner Sharp has been in
creased from $4,000 to S270O year, to
begin February /. Archibald w,
Adams. examiner No. | class =. was
transferred from San Francisco to this
place at a salary Of $500 year. Tic
arrived yesterday by the Alameda.
4. Smith. who has gained some no,
tOriety for himself in the local police
court was arrested last evening for
creating disturbance at the Orpheum
The last time he was before Judge
Wilcox he was sent to jail for a day for
contempt of court. On that occasion he
defended himself for ARRAY and mixed
things up with the court. He is eX.
pected to make another record for him
self on Monday,
The new mast for the yacht La Pa.
Iona was stepped yesterday morning
out in Naval Row where the boat is ly'
ing. Now that II Is in, It does not look
nearly so large as 1t did in the yard
where 1t was being made. The trim
hOat will be in commission again II
about three weeks and II Is confidently
hoped that she will give much bettel
account Of herself with the new rio
than she did as a schooner