Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-07
LOCAL And GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

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holstory line visit the Coyno Furniture
Co.
Comes & McTighe are sole agents for
the celebrated |. de Turks California
wines.
Two fathers to put on metal laths
are wanted at once. See Want column
on page s.
Judge Humphreys approve the sc-
counts Of Jas. a. Thompson, guardian
Of Jas. b. Roberts.
The athletic contest scheduled for
next Saturday at Kapiolani park will
be held rain or shine.
Comes & McTighe the liquor deal
ers, deliver orders to any part of the
city free. Tel. Main 40.
There will be meeting OF tho Re-
publican Territorial committee in
headquarters at the usual time tonight.
The administrators of the estate OF
the late Catherine e. Bachelor gives
notice to creditors of the estate in to.
days issue
New furniture of six room house is
offered for sale. Privilege of renting
house given. See For Sale column in
New Today on page S.
Geo. Chalmers, administrator of tic
estate of Mary Ann Chalmers. dcccas-
ed, has filed his bond in $4,000 with
John Chalmers as surety.
The Brownie camera No. 2 is a mar
vel, takes a sharp, clean picture ana
costs only $3.50. Call and see them at
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
The Republicans will hold another
big mass meeting in Emma Square
Tuesday night. There will - music.
Speakers will be decided on later.
Acting Governor Cooper accompa.
MED by Private Secretary Halves, paid
an official visit to U. S. S. Albatross
this afternoon, receiving a salute.
C. W. Ashford will very probably
speak at meeting of the IIcme Rul-
ers to be held at the corner OI Queen
and South streets this evening. begin
ming at 1880 o'clock.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
u meeting at o'clock this afternoon
TO make final arrangements for the
sendiug forth Of J. G. Pratt to Wash
ington.
The Eagles are preparing for thor
first anniversary ball to be given at
Progress Hall on Monday evening next.
Tickets may be had from any Of the
members.
Magoon a Dillon object to the ans
wer of defendant in the equity case of
J. Alfred Magoon vs.. W. c. Achi, on
the ground that IL contains "scardalous
and impertinent" language.
Thomas McTighe has been granted
retail liquor license for the corner of
King and Maunakca streets. and Ed
ward SmItn one for the corner OF Ho.
tel and Maunakea streets. These
about complete the allowed quota of
saloons for Honolulu.
In the suit for alimony without d..
/ vorCc of Lennie Hopper Barth against
VIM. II. Barth, Judge Humphreys or.
dered respondent TO pay $40 a week
! pending the trial, an attorneys Zee OF
800 and SO for costs. Russell & Wat
son for plaintiff; Geo. 4. Davis fur lie
! PENDANT.
Thou Art My Guiding Star" hy
James Wight Is the title of a new
march recently received IN Honolulu
The author is an uncle Of c. l.. Wight
Of this city and is prominent in the
musical circles Of Maine. The piece
has been very much enjoyed by lovers
Of good music.
Superintendent Jas. II. uoyd Is in
formed that public works repairs after
| the storm are going on nicely mt Iilp.
| He has intelligence. hOwcvcr. Of an
other storm at Kuloa, Kauai, also at
| Makawao, Maui, tearing away .lbut
ments Of bridges. The Wahiawa road
In Koloa has traffic stopped by the
carrying away of wall.
The o'clock meeting Of the Y. NJ G..
y. yesterday afternoon was one of the
best attended meetings in several
weeks. The speaker was $. p. Fem,
president Of the Cleveland, Ohio, Y. NJ.
{. A., one of the largest association in
the United States, having member.
ship of about $500. Miss Edith Rogers
contributed song, playing her own
accompaniment on the piano.
There was runaway from the 29U
stand on King street yesterday after
noon. A hack in charge Of Portu-
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