Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

A girl is wanted to tend a soda foun
tain. Read Wants.
Girl for care of baby and light house
work wanted. See ad page s.
The schooner Rosamond sails for
San Francisco at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Haywood Premier, Black Vici Shoes
at Manufacturers Shoe Co. See ad.
An unfurnished house Of six or seven
rooms is wanted. See Wants on page
s.
Notices to creditors of the estates of
Morris Louisson and Susan Jane Doug
las appear on page today.
The band leaves for Kauai this after
noon to be gone ten days. The boys
will make regular circuit of the ISL
and.
The Aloha Branch of the Theosophi.
cal Society meets in Arion hall Mill
lani street this evening at the usual
time.
In a game of cricket between the
Married and Single men at on the Ma
kiki parade grounds yesterday. the lat
ter won by score Of So to IS.
Secretary Cooper did not come into
town today, as he is little If any i'm
proved. His ailment is thought to be
a prolonged attack of the grip.
There were only nine cases of drunk
enness in the Police Court today. This
Is a good record considering the fact
that yesterday was the 18th of Juno.
Jas. F. Morgan will auction the
household effects of Mrs. Oscar c.
Lewis, No. 80 Vineyard street, on Mon.
day, June l6 at 10 a. m. on the premi.
ses.
The statue of Kamehameha in front
Of the Judiciary building, was decorated
yesterday with poinciana regia flowers
and branches by some unknown par
ties.
Notices have been sent out calling
for a meeting OF the Fourth of July
committee at p. M. tomorrow Fri
day. at the Bank Of Hawaii. A full
attendance is requested.
The wireless telegraph service is now
open for business to Lahaina and all
points on Maui. kilograms will be re
Ceived at the Oceanic Gas & Electric
company's office Magoon building Mer
chant street.
Robertson & Wilder, OF counsel for
the Territory. this morning filed an.
swers to six fishery rights suits under
the Organic Act. They make a gener.
al denial and are signed by Attorney
General Dole.
The investigation of the desertion o!
the British vessel. Fannie Kerr. was
held by British Commissioner w. X.
Hoare this morning. This investiga
ton is an entirely private affair and
nothing of it will be given to the pub
! lie at present.
Mrs. J. Irving Downing will be pleas
ed to receive the friends OF Mrs. Kath-
crime Clark and Mrs. Milton Kerns. on
Saturday evening June IA, at her home
| 772 Kinau street. Mrs. Clark and Mrs
Kerns leave for the Coast in the So
mona, June II.
The four masted American schooner
Kona arrived in port little past moot
today after trip of "a days from thu
nitrate ports of South America. She Il
locked at the railroad wharf where sh
will discharge her cargo consisting o
ll60 tons of fertilizer.
In the Police Court today. Koyama, /
japanese. appeared on the three
charges of cruelty to animals. needless
driving and drunkenness. In the first
his case was nolle pros'd. in the seconr
he was fined S. and costs and in thu
third. the usual amount.
The transport Buford will leave OF
either Friday or Saturday, her sailinl
date depending upon the time which |
will take to complete certain minor re
pairs to the machinery. The Bufort
will take 500 tons of coal on board here
Her coaling is expected to be complet
cd today.
J. A. Mckenzie. a kamaaina who wa
in the plumbing business here 70
many years. died last evening at abou
Gas o'clock. at the home OF his broth
err. Punchbowl street. The funeral wi
take place at 2:30 o'clock today fror
the late residence. The body will b
inferred in Nuuanu cemetery.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha steamshl
Hongkong Maru did not leave this poi
at 10 o'clock this forenoon as she ha
, been expected to do on account of III
slow handling of her freight and Goa
She leaves about 500 tons of frelgf
: and takes on board $50 tons of Goa
( She Is scheduled to leave at p. m.
p One of the busses that carried II
i Methodist church Sunday school teacl
0 ers and children to the home of job
t Cassidy, Waikiki. yesterday, brok
$ down on the John Ena road while r.
s turning to town yesterday. The occl
i pants were forced to take to the GROVE
U ed cars that were returning from Il
4 races.
: There were 2i0 persons in the @!
cursion and picnic of the Portuguese
Sunday school. They went to b.
3 Dillinghams grounds at Pearl CT
I Peninsula. The Christian church SUI
: day school party numbering 200 we
4 to w. w. Halls place adjacent, The
a was a great time for both crowds wi
n games and bathing all day and 10
, | of good eating In the rests,