Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Printing ari developing at Honolulu
Photo Supply SO.
There was no meeting of the execu.
tive council this morning.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. See To Let column.
There will be no meeting of the
Board of Health this afternoon.
Bunch Of keys awaiting to be claim.
ed. .Ie rounu column in this issue.
Two furn shed rooms on Lunalilo
street. See To Let column on page s.
Notice authorizing Walter Jarrett to
collect subscription bills appears under
New Today
Captain Bennett of the steamer Maui
is suffering from two bad boils. ona
OH either hand.
George Kiester, Inspector in Charge
at the Custom House is very sick at his
home in Punuhou.
Akula Woodward has brought suit
for divorce against Joseph Woodward
on the ground of non-support.
Centrally located cottage, very rea.
sonable rrnt; furniture for housekeep-
ing complete. See To Let column.
bourbon Whskey, years OId. $3.50;
Claret. 80 cents; Sherry and Tokay. IS
'ents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. s
King street.
Tho barkentlne George c. Perkins
arrived from Eureka this morning
with large cargo Of lumber after
trip OF is days.
II. Seward. travelling inspector for
the Merganthaler Linotype Co. of New
York was passenger IN the Sonoma
from San Francisco.
The barkentine Amelia Captain
Willer II days from Eureka. with a
cargo OF lumber, arrived this morn
Ing after good trip
About three hundred people were
guests at the Healani reception yester-
day afternoon, which was most enjoy
ablo In every respet I.
Captain Dabel OF the bark Kaiulani
expects to locate his family here in the
near future. He will remain In com.
mand of his fine vessel.
Some anxiety is being felt for the
safety OF the British sloop of war Con.
dor which sailed for 49, port from
Eslulmalt on December Cd.
There was a fine New Years dinner
served aboard The steamer Maui yes
terday for the enjoyment Of the CAP
tains ana mates Of the island ncets in
port.
The regular monthly meeting Of lhe
MaIlc-llIma Athletic Club will TAKE
place next Wednesday evening. Many
important matters will come up foi
discussion
The Amateur orchestrn--Wray Tay,
Tor, leader-played at the Y. NJ. c. a
mnch Yesterday. Its rendition Of So
| lections from the opera FlOrodora wer,
very catchy.
The following Cn1Gs were disposed c
/ ~ HlA' 'llNN Nt'lN NNlN lbltbbbhs jus
! Kcntaro, assault and battery on j
Soares. $40 and costs: Pcali, assault
and battery on Mrs Peahi, sentCnc
suspended for six months.
Il. u. Seike, formerly on the Fearles
end later captain OF the tuebcat LosiI
! Baldwin at Kahului, has returned from
the Coast and will probably resume TN
command Of the little boat.
The regular meeting of the Boar
Of Supervisors of the Free Klndergar
ten and Children's Aid Association vii
meet Friday morning, January 3. a
$3.50, in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor.
A great many Of the polo enthusiast
VINO saw the polo game between tn
Reds and Blues yesterday are YER
anxious that return game be rlaveD
on account Of the very close score tina
was marked up.
Ferdinand j. Linderman who 10
several months has been on Kauai ha
returned to his old position In tn,
wharf Office Of the Inter-lsland Stean
/ Navigation Co. His many friends ar
glad to see him back again at his oil,
work.
Judge Estce opened the Fedora
J Court and adjourned I'll Saturday. n
made an order that the testimony o
Lawrence II. Dee and others II re
quired should be taken Ia the Voclle
bankruptcy case, wherein the question