Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-20
LOCAL and GENERAL
Q. II. Berrey's ofIice. 5 Campbell bl

the Dand VIII be back from Kauai
Sunday morning.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at c. J. Days grocery.
The Masons of the Island of Kauai
ore soon to give big banquet in LII.
hue.
There is a small house for rent on
Liliha street, near School See New
Toda.
One generous coat OF PEERLESS
PRESERVING PAINT equals three OF
any paint.
Officer Apana having returned to Ho.
nolulu, the rounding up Of unlicensed
dogs has again started up.
A package Of manuscript has been
lost. Reward II returned to this Office.
See Lost column on page s.
Judge Humphreys approved the ae.
counts of Frank e. Thompson. admin.
i.trator OF the estate OF James !.
Stewart. deceased.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Nakuina. Commissioner of
Private Ways and Water Rights. was
still hearing the Palolo valley water
controversy this morning, for the fifth
day.
Judge Gear this morning heard the
foreclosure suit for 5000 OF Gustavd
Kunst VS. w. II. Pain ct al. and prom.
ised a decision this afternoon. It in
wolves two.thirds OF the Island OF Id.
mai.
The Oahu Lumber and Building
Company has brought an Injunction
suit against the firm of 4. Horita. ia
prevent disposal of property until
claim of plaintiff for sln9.45 Is sati,
fed.
If the weather permits. Srof. Leon.
ard, the aeronaut,N will make an asCen-
sion and parachute drop tomorrow af-
ternoon at s o'clock from the lot oppo-
site the Hawaiian Hotel on Hotel ana
Richards streets.
The league baseball games for to-
morrow afternoon on the Oahu College
campus will be between the Male
lima and Custom House teams and the
Punahou and Kamehameha teams. II
Is understood that Jim German will
pitch part of the game for the Custom
House team.
Antoine Correa. the young Portuguese
arrested yesterday on the charge OF
malicious injury by manning horse
belonging to the Washington Mer-
camille Co.. appeared in the Police
Court this forenoon. He was repre-.
scented by Attorney Kellett. The case
went over until Monday.
VIM. Pangelly. charged with assault
with a weapon on T. II. Duncan some
weeks ago, appeared again in the Pc.
lice Court this forenoon and this time.
waived examination on the advice OF
his attorney, s. F. Chillingworth. The
defendant was accordingly committed
to the Circuit Court for trial
The members OF the Young People
Society OF the Christian Church will
gather at the corner Of Hackfeld and
Lunalilo streets this evening for a
moonlight tramp which will include
Punchbowl and vicinity and terminate
at the pastors house. where further
ments served. The start will be made
at 1880.
The United States Fish Commission
steamship Albatross. Captain Thomas.
sailed again on a fishing cruise of the
Island of Kauai yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. She was IN port but
little over day to receive and send
dispatches. She is expected back on
the 25th instant and will then remain
in port until July LIST.
There has been posted in prominent
place at the head of the first flight OF
stairs leading to the Police Court. in
the police station building. a notice to
the effect that cases of Commital to the
insane asylum will be heard on each
week day. except Saturday. from to
3 p. m. On Saturday. the hours will be
from 10 a. m. to ~ m.
Observation-Disclosures nam
schooner probably the James Rolpn
from Makaweli for San Francisco.
The China was sighted off Barber's
Point at $40 this morning. She
She showed lights.
The Niihau also saw a four-mastej
bings $40 tons OF freight and 437 Japan
csc for Honolulu.
She sails for San Francisco tomorrow
at noon.
Fair weather was experienced on the
voyage from the Orient. The China left
Yokohama on the 18th inst. Among
the passengers is Mrs. Jane l.. Stan
ford, maid and valet. Stopovers are
Henri Jarr, Sidney Morgan and Miss
Thomas.
Following is list OF through passen-
gers: Il. Achilles Jerome Alexandra,
NJ. G. Baily, J. C. Ballagh. Miss Bertha
Berner, Mrs. A. Christeson. Miss A. NJ.
Christeson, Lieut.. W. II. Clifford. b.
Dalchow. A. A. Ebrahim, II. b. Frikki.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Gilbert, r. II. Grant.
James Hamilton, Dr. Hartigan. Mrs.
Hartigan. Miss Hartlgan, 7. HashimOto.
p. NJ. T. Hin. Mrs. Geo. H. Jones and
child, Miss Margaret Jones. Mrs. c. w.
Kennedy, DR.. Y. KishimotO, II. Knip-
ping, =. b. LalCaca. Rev. G. NJ. MeaCh-
am, Master c. MCAlptne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Mess Miss Minnie Mess, J. p.
Rodier, S. Sato, Mrs. j, l.. Stanford,