Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Valuable lease Of land will be sold
at auction Saturday by Jas. f. Morgan
A driving horse and phateton will bo
sold at auction by Jas. +. Morgan Sat.
urday.
The schooner Honoipo was to sail
from Eleele today with 10000 bags Of
| sugar.
The steamer Mikahala arrived from
Kauai this morning with 300 bags Of
X. S. NJ. sugar.
]. Mort Dat has moved into his new
home on the corner Of Piikoi street and
MatlOck avenue.
Bourbon Whlskey, 6 years old. $3.50;
Claret, 50 centsa Sherry and Tokay, Il
cents a gallon at Hofschlaeger Co s.
King street.
The bark w. b. Flint at Makawel
when the Mikahala left was loaded and
ready to sail. She has $4,000 bags Of
sugar aboard.
The dredging outfit of Healy & lib,
bets, the contractors who have beer
doing harbor work at Page Page. is
going to San Francisco in the Sonoma.
S. Ehrlich. manager of the Pacific
Import Co., left for the Coast in the
Sonoma today. He will buy many nov
elites in the dry goods line while on the
Mainland.
George r. Carter departed for Wash.
ington in the Sonoma today. The large
delegation OF good citizens and sub.
stantial men of affairs was lacking at
the wharf, to see him OFF.
b. l.. Finney, formerly manager of
the Bulletin, is now engaged on the
business end OF the Tacoma News. At
ter leaving Honolulu some years ago
he spent some time in the Klondike.
The new Brownie camera at 81 Is a
marvel; takes pictures pa by ga, has
two finders for vertical or horizontal
pictures. Remember the price is only
two dollars at Honolulu Photo Supply
Co.
The McBryde Estate through its at.
tOrney, w. A. Kinney, has brought suit
against the Territory Of Hawaii to es-
tablish certain fishing rights at Wa
hawai-, Laval and Kalaheo on the ISL
and OF Kauai.
The little schooner The Brothers
started off for Maui and Molokai last
evening to enter into the paiai trade
between ports on Maui and the Settle
ment. She will be back here about the
end Of the week.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Myrtle Boat Club will be held
on Wednesday evening, February 12,
at 1880 o'clock in the rooms of the Ha-
waiian Trust Co. Fort street. Every
member Is requested to be present
There was a special meeting Of the
Waialua Agricultural Company held
this morning at 10 o'clock at Castle &
Cookies office. Beyond the adoption OF
certain bylaws. for which purpose the
meeting was called, no business was
done.
Treasurer Wright made the state
ment today that the Territory would
not have to borrow any money for six
months at the present pro rata How
ever, the showing of 80 per cent for
salaries is bad enough, even without
the borrowing of money.
The box plan for the Hawaiian Ora.
matte SoCiety's production is now open
at Wall. Nichols. The rchearsals are
LrOying highly successful and an even
ipu nj I.
with reason, which will undoubtedly be
greeted with large house.
A buoy marking the center of the
harbor has been placed in the bay Off
the inter-Island wharf. This buoy
will act as a guide for the dredger
which will deepen the harbor mauka Of
line drawn from the buoy to the ma
kai end of the railroad wharf.
Inspector in charge George Keister
resumed his duties at the Custom
House this morning after an absence OF
about six weeks. During that time he
was seriously i'll with fever and nearly
died. He has now regained his health
and feels better than he has in years.
The upper corners OF the front page
of the Bulletin are greatly appreciated
by readers. The left hand corner gives
correctly the movements of steamers
to and from the Coast, while the right
hand corner contains advertising say
ings which could he perfectly applied
by many business houses.
This is Ash Wednesday. In st.
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