Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-18
LOCAL and GENERAL
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lis D. m.-Kinau 90 miles East.
Il. +. Spalding arrived from Kauai
this morning.
A nice front room is for rent See
To Let column page S.
The schooner Churchill has sailed
from Eleele in ballast.
Several race.horscs are on the City
OF Picking going to Yokohama.
Purchaser for some pineapple plants
may be found by consulting Want col.
umn.
The passengers Of the City Of Pc.
king report a most pleasant trip from
the Coast.
The steamer Kalulani arrived here
from IEilo this morning She brought
neither passengers nor mail.
Word comes that Captain Goodwin
Of Alexander & Baldwin is making
good progress with the new wharf at
Makaweli
The steamer Korea is to have hor
trial trip on the list of March The
Siberia will be ready for trial shortly
afterward
Bourbon Whisky, years old. $3.50;
Claret, 80 cents Sherry and Tukay. IS
cents a gallon at Hoftschlaeger Co. S,
King street.
Captain Nichols Of the steamer Ha.
waiian was formerly in command Of
the ship A. J. Fuller now on her war
| here from Australia.
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Chestra is expected at the Opera House
this evening at 7;i5 o'clock to take
part in the concert for tho lepers.
A telephone message from the vii.
helm home at / o'clock today stated
that Mr. Wilhelm, who was injured
last night. is resting comfortably.
The steamer City Of Picking will sail
for the Orient tomorrow morning at
daylight. She has 400 tons Of coal to
take in and is lying at the Navy wharf.
Go to the leper benefit concert in the
opera house this evening ana hear tho
fine music that is to be presented. The
opportunity is Jle that should not be
missed.
Kamaainas who returned in the City
of Picking this morning Mtgc nothing
but words Of praise for Captain j. Tire.
maine Smith. As always, he made the
trip home a pleasant one in every way.
At the Gas O'Clock service Of the
| Second Congregation OF St. Andrews
Sunday morning the choir will render
special program of music. The OF.
| fertory will be devoted to the choir
fund.
On Friday evening next. the Scot
| fish Thistle club will celebrate the an
niyersary Of the birth of Robert Burns
| IN smoker i'm the club rooms. Tickets
have been printed and are being cir.
/ Culated now.
| Among the passengers hOokod to
arrive in the Ventura on the 22d are
J. G. Rothwell and wife, j. Il. Gait
and wife, A. n. Campbell W. Il. Cas-
tie Jr. c. +. Lchncrs, G. II. Whitney
G.. d. Clagett. f. $. Prescott, W. +.
Allen and Father Taylor.
Miss Stella Love gave delightful
chatting dish supper at her home last
evening in honor Of her guests. the
Misses Jones, Church and Dennis
There were quite a number of young
people present and the e9cning was
very pleasantly spent.
Mr.. Alfred Tough. an Organist from
the old country and now In Pasadena,
| Cal. wants to come here to give reel.
tails. Now that the Kaumakapili or
gan Is no more, there Is no instrument
available. and Mr.. Tough has so been
| informed by the outgoing mail.
The steamer Albion at San Francis.
60 was chedulGd to sail tuesday morn
ing for Manila, via Honolulu and Guam
to remain in the Philippine intCr-island
| trade. The Albion made several trips
here, carrying goods for the Honolulu
Market Co.
II has Just been learned that while
Dr., Walters was attending to Mr. Will
helms injuries. someone cut the girth
OF his saddle. He tied It together as
best he could and 1t was by means Of
the breaking of the insecure fastening
that DR.. Walters was thrown from his
horse.
The Maile-Tlima and Intermediates
will play game Of indoor baseball In
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium this even
ing at the usual time. All those inter-
ested are cordially invited to attend.
The Maile-Ilimas are the champions
so far but the Intermediates intend Ia
| give them good tussle this evening.
| An occurrence the other night has
made the officials at the head of the pc,
lice department see the danger Of ever
countenancing by nOn-interference, thu
carrying of revolyers about the streets
by parties not authorized to do so. II
will go hard with anyone that is found
carrying a concealed weapon OF any
| kind
Two white sailors arrested yesterday
by Officer Harry Flint, appeared in the
Police Court this forenoon on tho
charge OF yagrancy They pleaded
sUilty but afterwards explained tina,
they had only been In port about a day
and a half. Under the circumstances
the cases were allowed to go over unit
Tuesday next in order TO make invosti
cations and try to get the men on som,
ship leaving this por'
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MORALE FREED.