Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-15
LOCAL and GENERAL
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umn on page s.
Printing and developing at Honolulu
Photo Supply So.
The schooner A. e. Johnson sails
for the Sound this afternoon
The band will play the Alameda
away this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Hermann Focke leaves for Ger
many in the Alameda this afternoon.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1249 Fort St.. $3.50 rer week UP.
The steamer Eureka will sail for
San Francisco via Kahului this after.
noon at 4 o'clock.
fhe weekly edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news CT the day.
The Protestant Episcopal Church
charter has been approved BY the Gov.
eminent and duly signed.
The schooner Aloha will sail for the
Sound this afternoon to load lumber
Cor HilO or probably this port.
Lee Toma 4 Co., Ltd, 80 King street,
today sell their good Manila cigars
from $3.50 to $500 per hundred.
After tomorrow there will be an ad.
ditional 10 per cent added to the
water rates OF delinquent parties
Bourbon Whiskey . years old. $3.50;
Claret. so cents; sherry and Tokay, IS
cents a gallon at Honschlaeger Co. s
King street.
The barkcntlne Newsboy and
schooner Golden Shore, from the Colo
MES, arrived this morning with full
Cargoes of coal.
| T. II. Hunter. who was third officer
on the steamer Moana when she was
first launched, has been promoted to
be chief officer in her.
| Delay in some of the machinery fol
the new schooner built by the Young
boys will not permit OF her being
launched until tomorrow.
This being the dull season in the
Colonies, the steamer Moana left sgd
ney with but seventy tons OF cargo
and twenty.siX passengers.
A Mr.. Tarrant who expected to lcav
by the Alameda today. died unexpect.
eddy this morning The Masonic fra.
ternity attend to the burial.
Peach and Apple Jack Cbrandyl
from old Kentucky, for Southcrners
and others, at the Encore Saloon
northwest corner Nuuanu and Hote
streets. .
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Carter gave
q dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel Tn,
guests were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Strong, Miss Gray and Mr.. anC
Mrs. II. G. Strong.
There was a large crowd at tn,
Quarantine wharf this morning to Sc,
the steamer Moana away. Many PEG
pie well known in this city were dc
parting passengers in her.
The following cases were disposed
o. in the Police Court this forenoon
Juan Santiago. vagranCy, tire
months Imprisonment at hard labor
Joaquin SOuza, needless riding, So an
. costs.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox will give a hi
luau at her home on the slopes G
Punchbowl tomorrow evening in homo
of the birthday OF her son. Their
will be large number OF Home Ruler
present and II Is understood that Their
, will be some speeCh.making.
| Supreme Chancellor Ogden II. Fetl
3 ers OF the Knights of Pythas was el
. tertained at dinner at the Hawaiia
Hotel last evening. Later. the ban
I played on the grounds in honor of hin
. self and Mrs. Fethers The lanais {
. the hotel were filled and the music {
! the band was enjoyed by hundreds {
r people.
S An attempt will be made to hay
T the ship Benjamin Scwall get ava
+ for Freemantlc, Australia. this ate
i noon. Al the present time there
= some trouble with the crew, who d.
= clare that the vessel Is short OF pr
visions and in no condition to sail. Th
:. repairs made to her, however, al
I very satisfactory to the insurers an
the action of the sailors Is looked upO
. as only to be expected from them.
; The following arrests were made T.
day: All Sang, larceny in the secon
: degree: Juan Traivera and AlfreiI
4 Troncha, vagranCy. These two Port
! Ricans were hanging about the polio
station this morning and. when aske
l. what they were doing there, reptile
> that they were waiting to hear no
u the cases Of the Porto Ricans alread
arrested would come out. The me
! were then taken below. Their cas-,
will come up tomorrow.
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