Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-05
LOCAL And GENERAL


the First National Saloon.
Calling of the calendar wa.-.rt fin
ished in the Circuit Court at noon re-
cess.
Bourbon whiskey, 6 years old. $3.50;
| Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, IS
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. S,
| King street.
On the invitation Of Fred. c. Smith,
one of their number the members OF
the Board 10 Health had a railway en-
! cursion to Waialua today.
X. L. Auerbach of Hilo arrived in
, the Kinau Saturday, accompanied by
his entire family. He comes to Homo.
lulu to reside permanently
Henry Warehouse G. Co. have sold
four residences the last three weeks.
and are offering eight more at a heavy
sacrifice to the owners. Call and look
over the list.
Owing to the fact that the Kinau -
on the marine railway for a scraping,
her time of departure has been changed
from noon tomorrow until o'clock to
morrow afternoon
| Don't forget Camarinos OF the Cali.
! fornit Fruit Market when you want
! fruit and vegetables. He always has
on hand fresh supply Of both CaliCor.
mia and Island frulls Telephone Main
27S.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
in the Claudinc Sunday were the fol.
lowing: r. w. Filler. c. y. Lufkin. H.
Copp. F. Camel. J. Barr. j. Shaw. W.
I. Robinson. Mrs. Aluli and D. Con-
way.
The three Judges have invited at
tCrncys to discuss tdc question Ol
whether more than one Judge can sit
during the term. argument being set
Tor o'clock this afternoon.
To the tourist photography affords
never ending source of enjoyment. To
record with accuracy the events and
scenes of his tour Is a pleasure never to
be forgotten. Honolulu Photo Supply
Co. loans Kodaks and prints and deyel.
ops pictures on very short notice.
| Iuke. a Japanese. charged with OBJ
structing and pCrverting Justice. died a
short time ago. lie appeared in tho
Police Court shortly after the deed he
was alleged to have committed, tool
place. The defendant was committed
to the Circuit Court for trial and
should have appeared there today.
Among the passengers in the Mauna
Loa for Punaluu tomorrow will be
George Robertson, manager for c.
Brewer 4 Co. He will inspect the va.
rious properties of the company on the
Big Island and will go to Hilo by was
Of the Volcano. returning IN the Kinau
at some future date.
There is another kick along the line
of insufficient prize money. Some of
the members Of the teams state that
they are tired of working for nothing
and that the winning teams will not get
enough to pay expenses. They state
that at least one-third of the gate re-
ceipts should go as prize money.
John r. Kaunamano died Saturday
after lingering illness. He was q
prominent Hawaiian and was at one
time president of the Aloha Alma So
ciety. He was once in the Legislature
under the Monarchy. The funeral took
place yesterday from the undertaking
parlors on Fort street.
Since the game between the Kane
hameha and Mailc-llima teams Satur
Cay, there has been more talk about
getting the Olympic baseball team OF
san Francisco to come here for a SO
RES of games. This matter WIN prob
,bly be brought up again before the
league very soon.
There is every indication mat the
| present season of baseball will be one
oi tGe best that Honolulu has seen in
many years. The teams, with the ex.
| ception OF one or two. are very well
balanced and the best players of the
city may be found in the ranks OF the
VI rious organizations. The game be.
tween the Kamehameha and Mailc.Ili.
ma teams Saturday is fair sample OF
the kind OF games that win prevail
during the season.
A subscription Is going the rounds
for the erection of small meeting
place in Kauluwela to be used for the
instruction of poor children of the To-
cality in branches that will be of benc-
1T to them In the future. The prime
mover in the matter is Rev. Sam Ka-
makia who is known all over the island
for his good works. He is the man
who whenever there is any school dem
onstratlon here comes over the Pail
from the other side of the island with
a delegation Of boys and girls and a
brass band, just for the good of tbs
cause.