Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05

vi AhF iViN EulFhNF VI oNhphoio o'
tending school the Hawaiian Tram
ways Co. will issue school tickets at 10
for quarter. good for scent fareand
10 tickets for so cents good for 10
cent fare.
W. n. Rice returned to Kauai yes
terday.
A pool table is wanted See Wants
on page 3.
NJ D. Monsarrat the surveyor, has
gone TO Kauai.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at c. ]. Days grocery.
A small hall is offered for rent. See
To Let column page s.
DR.. Mcdonald is testifying In The
murder case this afternoon.
Mrs. Henry f. Cooper gave a lunch
eon at her Pearl City residence today.
Bishop & Co. publish an importan.
notice today. See ad under New To.
day
F. Andrade was passenger for Kau-
al in the steamer of that name yester-
day afternoon.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call ON
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Marques have re-
turned to the city after very pleasant
outing at the Peninsula.
The last league baseball games Of the
season will be played on the campus
at Punahou tomorrow afternoon.
George Ferris has grown thin and
seemingly ten years older since his
first appearance In court last month.
To drink Manila Anchor Beer means
health and strength. II is delightfully."-
refreshing. Order a dozen from Love-
Joy & Co.
Marianne Borges. young Portu-
guese who was caught selling liquor
without license in Kalihi a few days
ago was fined $3.50 In the Police Court
this morning.
Freemasonry is the subject OF Rev.
DR.. Jenner's lecture to be given at the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall this evening. Or.
Jenner has made a special study of the
history of Masonry. Lecture begins at
S o'clock.
b. II. Wright Is in charge OF the Office
OF the Superintendent Of Public Works
in the absence OF James II. Boyd.
Treasurer W. II. Wright acts for the
Superintendent in executive transac-
tuions of the department
The Rapid Transit Co.'S cars started
in this morning TO run right through
from kalihi to Pawaa on the King
street extension. The line was tested
last night and everything was found
to work in most satisfactory manner.
J. c. van Norstrander bought for 1850
a piece of land at Waikiki belonging to
the estate of Donald G.. Campbell alias
James Osborne, deceased. II was sold
by James F. Morgan. auctioneer. under
judicial order. There were two lots OF
5-1OO acres and 4Gil square feet, re-
spectively, Joined and forming dine lot
The executive committee OF the
Young Mems Republican Club met yes
terday afternoon and a committee con-
sisting OF Messrs. Carter, Kumalae and
Seabury was appointed to take charge
OF special plans for action on the part
OF the club in connection with the cam
paign. The young Republicans mean
to make themselves heard during the
fall fight.
A number OF the prominent japanese
OF the city will give banquet at the
home of X. J. ImanishI of the Yoke.
hama Specie Bank at Waikiki upon tn,
arrival of the Korea from the Coast
this in honor OF Viscount Kumitak
Watanabe who will be a through pas
senger. All arrangements have beer
made so that in case the Korea arrives
this evening the banquet can be pre-
pared in short order,
II is hoped that goodly number o
people will be present at the lawn par
ty which the ST. Clements Sunda!
school children are to give tomorrow
afternoon on the rectory grounds OF
Wilder avenue. They would like to SEE
all the children in town there, will
their parents and friends and hav
them all spend pleasant afternoon II
the cool breezes of Manoa valley. Tn
admission Will he ten cents.
:. The Home Rulers at their meetini
q last night talked over candidates /,
. the Legislature and mentioned tn
$ names OF caypless and Makainai 70
q the Senate. There was some slight OBJ
> lection to this arrangement, II beinl
n argued by some that Caypless shout,
a be put in as ueader OF the House. Their
was no definite arrangement made,
q being deemed best to await the retur,
OF Kalauokalani from Hawaii.