Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-09

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ing Co.
Miss Yarrow's music class will begin
work in the Y. NJ. c. A. at 1880 o'clock
this evening".
Auction sale of household furniture
tomorrow morning at Jas. f. Nor
gan's auction rooms.
All judges of good liquor will please
call on Hoffschlaeger Co. and give
them a sample order.
Meet me at the Fountain-the popu-
lar ice cream and soda water resort;
Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown of this
city. are taking a week Of rest and
pleasure at the Waialua hotel.
Lee Toma & Co., Ltd, SO King street,
today sell their good Manila cigars
from $3.50 to $500 per hundred.
The many friends OF Mrs. L. r. Ben.
ner will be glad to know that that
lady is recovering rapidly from her re-
cent dangerous illnesa
President Arthur Maxson Smith ct
Oahu College, spoke on Prayers for
the Church" at the prayer meeting in
Central Union church last night.
Manager Meyer of Waianae planta-
ton testified in the condemnation suit,
giving a valuation to the Honolulu
Plantation Co.'S interest involved of
100000.
Planting is now in progress along the
line of the Oahu railway on the many
rice plantations there situated. The
last crop is reported to have been both
good and also heavy in tonnage.
The association football game be-
tween the clerks OF the Judiciary and
Capitol buildings will take place on
Saturday as scheduled. Both teams
are practicing daily for the event.
The manager Of the Kahuku planta-
tion is using two of the steam plows in
turning over the dirt on the main road
at that place. The results. as shown.
are very beneficial to travel thereon.
OF life's pleasures, picturetaRIng is
one of the brightest. me opportuni.
ties offered by the possession Of an
Eastman Kodak add to nealth, educa.
ton and enjoyment. Tho Honolulu
Photo-Supply Company are selling
them at discount OF 20 per cent from
regular prices.
On account Of the prayer services be-
ing held in the various churches this
week. the regular business meeting
and social of the Young Peoples So
ciety of the Christian church, an
nounced for this evening. will be post
poned until the evening of the 10th.
A test of the smooth running quality
of the cars on the Oahu railroad was
made yesterday between Waimanalo
and Pearl City, a filled glass Of vstAr
being placed on one OF the window sills
of a car. The water came, unspilled,
to Pearl City. Few Mainland roads
can do as well.
Goat hunters would have been much
interested in the sight obtained from
an Oahu passenger car yesterday af-
ternoon, when passing Makaha, by the
appearance and rapid disappearance
of quite a number Of goats and kids
which were perceptible, showing the
location of good hunting grounds.
Supreme Chancellor Commander
FetheTs of the knights of rythias, and
party, returned from their outing down
the road at about 3 o'clock yesterd4 ~
afternoon. Mr.. Fethers expressed
himself as being greatly impressed BY
what he saw. He and his party viii
leave for the Coast in the Alameda
sailing January 10.
None of the regular business was
taken up at the Board of Health meet
ing yesterday. At the suggestion o.
President Sloggett, the Board adjourn
ed out of sympathy with DR.. Pratt, tht
executive officer, for the death of hi
wife. Attorney General Dole and DR.
Cooper were appointed a committee L
present q resolution Of coincidence.
Before the reading OF the testimon!
in the condemnation suit for the bene
At of the new juror, began in the Fed
. eral court the evidence Of Manage
Geo. II. Renton OF Eva plantation wa
y taken to enable the witness to take tn
d afternoon train for home. He valued
e the leasehOld interest Of the Honolulu
Plantation Co. in issue at $275,0 900.
n p. A. Perry of Boston who has ira
v. veled extensively, will give lecture il
the parlors OF the Y. w. c. A., Boston
building, Thursday evening, Januar
n l6. Subject Authors That | Hav
y Known" Tickets for the lecture will
be fifty cents each and win be for mem
hers OF the association only. The pro
ceeds will go into the treasury of tn
y. w. C. A.
The 1902 Social Club has issued invl
Z tations for its first ball and social, I
be held January l6 at Elks' Hall. Tn
affair is to be strictly invitational an
promises to be one of the social event
of the season. All members and pro:
pective members are expected to be O
Elks' Hall this evening, to complet
permanent organization and make al
rangements for the dance on the 10th
There were fifteen young men out fo
polo practice yesterday Afternoon