Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
LOCAL and GENERAL


Notice to field musicians Il publish
ed under New Today.
Manufacturers Shoe Co. advertises
ladies' shoes on first page.
a good square piano is for sale cheap.
See For Sale column on page S.
A lady's silver watch was lost on
See ad undcr New To-day.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 1249 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Comes & McTighe are sole agents for
the celebrated l. de Turks California
wines.
A party desires better position than
he now holds. See his I'D under New
Today.
The First National at "a y. King
street makes specially Of mixed
drinks.
Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
The Brownie camera No. 2 is mar
vel, takes sharp, clean picture ana
costs only $3.50. Call and see them at
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
There was no meeting Of the oXClu.
tive council this morning, owing to the
engagements Of both the Acting Gov
ernor and the Attorney General in the
Supreme Court.
Mrs. Albert T.. Nichols intends to
leave soon for her former home in Los
Angeles, Cal. to remain for year. DR..
Nichols may follow her later on. to ~
main in California a short time.
Don't forget Camsrinos OF the Cali.
fornit Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He always has
on hand a fresh supply of both Califor.
MIA and Island frullS Telephone Main
avs.
The boys of the kamehamChu schools
started out on their regular annual
weeks camping trip today in command
OF Major Wilson. The camp apparatus
which they rave taken along Is the
property OF the National Guard of Ha
wall.
In the Rapid Transit right Of way
case, Judge Robinson denied the mo
ton to strike the amended complaint
OF the Chinese gardening company
from the files and stated that he would
render written decision this after
noon.
McKechnie Paint 4 Wall Papv' Co.
by its attorneys, Gill a. Farley. has
flied lien on the Convent of til sac
red Hearts for balance Of Si79.5O al
legged TO be due from Hawaiian En-
cheering 4 Construction Co. 10 COM
plainant rs subcontractors.
While the steamer Claudinc wac
r'oving over to the railway wharf this
morning to discharge sugar she bump
% into the American Hawaiian freight
CT Hyades with the result that one oi
the Claudines Tifc.boats was smashed,
Judge Robinson allowed $40 a month
alimony to Caroline Silva pending the
determination Of her tvorce suit. to.
gether with fee OF $50 for her at.
torney He dissolved the temporary
injunction against NJ. G. Silva. defen
dant, relative to disposal of property.
Judge Humphreys today appointed
j. Alfred Magoon as administrator OF
the estate OF Harriet X. Kawainui un.
der bond Of $3.50. Mr.. Magoon was
the same time made guardian of Lydia
X "a uafnni minor %.
$500. He gave the bonds with J. Light.
foot ~ surety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green gave a progress
sive euchre party Saturday night In
honor of Miss c. Abramson Of Oak
land. Cal. There were In the neigh
borhood Of twenty guests present. AZ
ter delightful games had been played,
there was singing aud dancing. The
evening was concluded with a supper.
The great steel Tour.mastcr Edward
Sewall expects to sail tomorrow for
New York. She will go outside of thu
hGrbor this afternoon and drop Lef
anchors. A crew will be taken
ub'uiH 'h' hlHN Ahihh III luf ilOIHlnH
In Young Brothers launches. The
Sowall has 10000 bags of sugar aboard
John Ena, president Of the Inter-Isl-
and Co. will not be able TO go to the
Coast AZ he had expected on account OF
the duties In connection with his
office. lie had fully intended going and
his resignation, handed In before the
recent adjourned annual meeting. II
accepted, would have permitted him IA
do as he desired. II Is probable that
Mrs. Ena will 30 on without her hus.
band.
Major Wood OF the Salvation Army
was the special speaker at the mems
meeting In the Y. NJ. C.. a. hall yestcr'
day afternoon. He was accompanied
by several members OF the local army
post, who assisted in the singing and
with short addresses. The NH ior .
topic was: The Greatest Discovery
OF the Twentieth Century" He tppl,
for his text a part OF John II, Al, Nv.
Have Found the Messiah"
The road jury In connection with the
widening Of the Waikiki road from the
bend near Sunny South was busy al
morning at the High Sheriff's office. Il
was made known that while the jur,
AZ a whole was in favor Of the widen