Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-11
LOCAL and GENERAL
O. II. Berrey, money to loan.

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Primo and Rainier beer 10 cents a
glass at the Pantheon.
Shaving 10 cents at the Criterion,
Fort street. Jack" Flynn, proprietor. d
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 12i9 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
A. e. Murphy of the Public Works is
making progress with the house mum
bering system.
Fine furniture can be bought on easy
payments at Coyne Furniture Co. So
advertisement.
Judge Robinson sustained the dc.
murrer in the case of Fanny Strauch
vs.. Papaikaniau Iaukea.
Invitations to the Myrtle Boat ClIn
smoker for Friday evening. August II.
are being sent out today.
There was nothing of importance for
publication from the meeting Of the
Executive Council this morning.
J. Lightfoot was appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate of J. X. Kamama.
no under $3.50 bond by Judge Robin.
son.
The exhibition building of the Mer.
chants Association was sold at auc.
ton by Jas. r. Morgan today for $500
to II. Lu~.off.
S. f. Chillingworth. father OF tho
Deputy Sheriff, walked to the summit
of Mount Tantalus and back, taking tha
old trail, yesterday.
United States Commissioner Gill Is
this afternoon hearing the case of two
Chinese women for deportation as DC
| ing mlawfully in the country.
The will of Frank Bond Auerbach
was admitted to probate by Judge
Robinson, WHO appointed A. Lewis, /.
ministrator under $4,000 bond.
The steamer Lehua, which arrived
from Molokai ports last Saturday AFT.
ernoon, brought thirty head of cattle
and fifty.seven packages OF sundries.
The motion to suppress dispositions
of Ernest Hogan and company in the
OIpheum contract suit Of Long -.
| Macfarlane 1t al. was denied by Judge
Robinson.
j. r. Scott. former inspector Of
schools, was stricken with paralysis
Saturday night and Is very low. lie
was disabled by former stroke three
years ago. s..
Judge Humphreys approved the ac.
counts of Cecil Brown and II. Fockc,
trustees of the estate of Jas. Gay. de
ceased, allowing J. w. Jones. master
a fee Of $50.
The Bureau OF Agriculture and For
estry received by the Alameda speci
mems OF two Mexican fibre plants sem
on by Prof. Rochelle. These are to b'
tried In the Islands.
All government Offices will he CLOSED
on Tuesday, August IL, tomorrow be
ing the fourth anniversary OF the trans
fer OF the s5yereignty Of the Republic
Of Hawaii to the Uniled States.
Purser Ferguson Of the steamer w
; G. Hail reports the following sugal
left at Kauai ports Saturday ready fol
shipment: X. s. NJ. 1000 bags: V. IS
$50: Max, 1900: and G. a. r.. $50.
The band will give concert in Ern
ma Square this evening. beginning a
the usual time. Tomorrow even,nl
there will he concert on the grounds
of the Hawaiian Hotel for the peopI'
leaving IN the Alameda.
Tbc/Robt II. Hind is at present lis
charging coal at Elcclc. She eXpec'
to finish tomorrow. The w. b. Film
left Makawei August 4 with 2O"o
bags Of sugar The Edward May
disCharging at Maxwell.
The Washington Mercantile Comp;
ny has been re-established at
. Queen street, where they are ready
receive their patrons. The new offic
is well fitted mp and is opposite tn
4 boat landing and c. Brewer 4 Co.'S o
: fee.
!. A Home Rule mass meeting will b
Z held at Queen Liliuokalani's Paiam
] premises this evening, beginning
J. 1880 o'clock. The speakers will h
. Delegate Wilcox, Senator ID. kalauok'
lapi, d. Kalauokalani Jr.. Edgar Ca!
;. pless and others.
!" X. Masuda, a Japanese who tried
u collect some money from two fello
y countrymen on the Asylum road ye
u torday, got into an argument wit
: them and finally ended the debaI
: with his knife to such purpose tn;
l. both mad to he taken to the hospi'a
= Icing badly wounded on the shoulder
l. neck, hands and arms. Masuda Is
present in the lookup, awaiting Il
tine when his victims will be able
appear III court.
, In the Police Court this morning Il
d. absence of the Japanees Interpreter
the higher court again caused mu'
"a delay and bother several cases bell
,d postponed for this reason. Judge w
~, cox stated that he had many tim
~. paid the interpreter out of his oS
n pocket, trusting that the Terrific
-, would refund him. As. however, I
10 slightest error by the clerk in rega
- to time or occasion of such paymeh
w. would deprive him Of the refunding
the amount. he declined to do so Il
,.l, further. In the meantime the COZ
-" had to get on as best IL could.
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