Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-28
LOCAL and GENERAL
H. W. Foster, jeweler, 15S Hotel st.

Bears is synonymous with good wall
paper.
The transport Meade expects to get
away for Manila tomorrow afternoon.
The family of the late william
Crewes have a card of thanks in this
issue.
Wilder's steamer Kinau is expected
on Sunday afternoon from Hilo and
way ports.
Some very handsome bedroom sets
offered at Hopp & Co.'S at 1872. Call
and see them.
There being no sports tomorrow
afternoon, the band will give concert
at Emma Square
A meeting Of the Young Mems Re.
search Club will be held this evening
at the usual time.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news of the day.
There will be no meeting of the Re
search Club this evening in view OF
the public services in the churches.
Eastman pocket folding kodaks all
sizes. for sale at Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co. at 20 per cent below regular
price
Bourbon Whiskey, years old $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, Is
cents a gallon at Hoffschlacger IS,
King street.
McKerron's horse boots took first
prize at Paris Exposition. The c. +.
Herrick Carriage Co. has the solo
agency for Hawaii.
The United States Fish Commission
steamer Albatross, Captain Thomas.
which lay off Waikiki all last night.
headed for the open sea at sunrise this
morning.
All the banks, large number OF the
principal business houses Of the city,
the Territorial courts and the govern.
ment buildings are closed today, this
being Good Friday
Tomorrow there will be two per-
formances at the Opera House by the
Hawaiian Ponoi Dramatic Co. Doors
open in the afternoon at $50 and in
the evening at o'clock.
There was such a short calendar in
the Police Court this forenoon that
men who were smoking when they
first entered the room found that their
cigars were still lighted when court
was adjourned.
The first annual meeting of the local
i Al
in the hall at the corner of Berteanla
and Miller streets. Elective officers
will be chosen and the regular meeting
will be followed by a social session. \
large attendance is expected and a
number o. visiting members from HilC
will be present
T. L. Norton OF Maui and Miss Louise
Hussey Of Kahului were married at
the Catholic Cathedral by Father
Buenaventura on Tuesday last. Many
friends and relatives of the couple were
present at the ceremony which was
followed by jolly wedding party al
the Queen hotel.
DR.. Thornbury, who has been on
Government service in Alaska, 'Aa
among the arrivals in the Ventura
Thursday night. He comes here tC
take the place of DR.. Dunlap Moore as
boarding officer for the United States
quarantine service. DIR. Moore has
been ordered to the station at Yoke
hama. He sailed in the America Maru
today.
Prof. Lyons, the government meteor
ologist, reported yesterday afternoon
that the tide gauge indicated symp
toms of wave disturbance at SOM
distance from the Islands. He COulC
not tell where this disturbance began
He was not inclined to believe tina
the waves were Of storm but of vol
Canic origin.
II has been announced that from
now on there will be no meetings hcl,
in the drillshed unless they be Of {
military nature or are in some wa.
connected with the Government. TIL
stage at the mauka en- dOf the hall ha
been fitted with movable Partition
and sliding doors so that II can now b
used for the purpose of holding com
pany meetings.
At the meeting of the Boys Brigad
athletic committee yesterday afternoo,
II looked for a while as II the HOnC
lulu Athletic Club would withdraw it.
team from the field day meet on az
count of the psotponement until
week from the date first decided oil
However, 1t is understood that hi
determination has been changed an
! that the athletic club will very prol
| ably enter.