Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-23
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bulletins special industrial edi.
lion can be obtained at this office or
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San Francisco. Jan. 15.-Sugar "a
Raw. nominal. weak. Fair refining
27sc; centrifugal 96 test, 33sc ;molas.
ses sugar, 23sc. Refined was dull.
You can supply your wants by read
ing page 6.
Printing and developing at Honolulu
Photo Supply So.
A fine old fashioned koa table. See
For Sale column.
A meeting of Kihei stockholders is
called. Read New Today.
The steamer Iwalani takes mail and
passengers for Koloa this afternoon.
The Patent Ideal kid oxford shoe at
$3.50 is winner. Manufacturers Shoe
Co.. agents.
The French cruiser Protet was To
have left San Francisco for this port
ont he 10th inst.
Ladies' hosiery Of the best values
now being sold by the n. S. Sachs Dry
Goods Co at unusually low prices,
The steamer Hanalei is expected
back from Kahulu this afternoon in
time for Captain Green to take out the
lwalanl.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, 80 cents; Sherry and Tokay, %
cents a gallon at HoHschlaeger Co. 5,
King street.
T. w. Nottingham and l.. T.. Boebo
OF the Globe Navigation Company ar.
rived from Kauai in the steamer Jas.
Makee this morning.
Judge George ID. Gear arrived in the
| Ventura after vacation trip to San
Francisco. He will resume work on
the bench tomorrow morning.
The Hawaiian Tramways Company
by its manager. w. II. Pain, has filed
general denial to the complaint for
damages of George W. Hayselden.
John Degreaves by his attorney, r.
MCCants Stewart, has FLED a motion
for a bill of particulars from John
| Stephenson, who sued him for $1,000
on account OF supporting Mrs. De.
greaves.
grounds of the Hawaiian hotel this
evening. beginning at 1880 o'clock
Captain Berger has arranged a par
ticularly good program.
It has been reported that the new
steamers of the Pacific Mail Company
are to be fitted with a view to carry
ing large bodies OF troops between
California and the Orient.
The names Of two of the yachts have
been changed by their new owners
Sonny Cunha has re-Christeed tn,
Shamrock III the Kahuna and Chris
tian COnradt has renamed the Rose
the Kaumana.
On account of the slowncss OF the
delivery OF sugar for the Hawaiian and
Hyades. the vessels will not get away
on time. The Hyades will sail next
Saturday and the Hawaiian on Thurs
day of next week.
Sugar on Kauai ready for shipment
when the Makee LEFT there was as fol
lows: X. S. NJ, $500: Diamond w.
400 McBryde. 1900; Makee 1900,
X. p. 1000; NJ. S. Co, 1924: l.. p.
1900; G. e. r.. 1000.
Aylett Il. Cotton Jr young Amer
lean lawyer, was lately elected May
or of Iloilo. Philippine Islands, defeat
ing the native candidate by a larg,
vote. Cotton is n native OF California
and graduate of the Leland Stan
fard Jr. University.
The steamship companies in SaI
Francisco carrying Chinese from tn,
Orient have been notified by thu
Treasury Department that they mus
furnish a $500 bond for every Chimes,
being kept in detention while hi
right to land is being decided.
During his present trip Vanlman viii
stop forty days at New Zealand anC
two months in Australia taking views
From the Colonies he goes to Manila
Yokohama and Hongkong, Colombo
Calcutta and through the SueZ to Eu
rope, and then to the United States.
Melvin Vaniman. the well-knowI
photographer and landscape artist
who made a reputation Tor himsel
while here by his splendid work, wa
a through passenger in the Ventura
He and his wife are on tour OF thu
world and he is going as far as thu
Colonies in the interests OF the Ocean
ic Steamship Company. for whom h.
will take pictures which will be uset
In advertising their lines Of travel
The many pictures he took while her
have been given large circulation II
the United States and Europe by tn
company which Is making ready L
boom the Island trip for TOURISTS.
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