Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-03
LOCAL and GENERAL

When other dentists fail try the New
York Dental Parlors.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at c. J. Days grocery.
Artist Irwin of the Advertiser is soon
to return to the Coast
The |. I. s. n. Co. announce the regu-
lar dividend in this issue. See page 5.
For baby carriages and sewing ma
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
A sale of interest to ladies Is now
going on at whitney e. Marsh's. Sec
announcement on page s.
E. w. Jordan has incorporated his
large dry goods business, holding most
of the stock himself, under the name
L. w. Jordan & Co, Ltd.
Dr. Galbraith left In the Alameda
today for six weeks vacation on the
Coast. He will. while absent, give 4
great part of his time to hunting and
fishing.
T. r. Robinson. p Kahlbaum, Mr.,
and Mrs. W. r. Lucas, Mrs. W. II. Rice
and Mrs. G. De La Vergne were among
the arrivals from Kauai ports in the
Kauai this morning.
Hon. John NJ. Thurston did not go to
Hawaii yesterday as was enormously
reported. He was at the Elks' recep.
tion last night and witnessed the de-
parture of the Alameda today.
John Chalmers. Scotland, manager
ut Waimanalo plantation. was natur
allied by Judge Estee. as was Henry
@. Boswell. Canada. Walter II. Brad
ley had to wait. having not been long
enough in Hawaii
The Officers Club smoker for tht
distribution of prizes won in the re-
cent tournament will take place Satur'
day night. A fine program is being ar
ranged. There will be a quintet clul
and other attractions.
Thayer & Hemenway petition fol
dismissal of defendants appeal In W
w. Graham's suit against the Orphtun
Co. partly on the strength of an all
daSit by Graham that ne intends leay
ing In the steamer China and desires
speedy trial OF the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Boyd left 10
san Francisco in the Alameda today
They were met at the steamer by
large number of personal friends VIII,
covered them with leis and wishe,
them bon voyage. No one was above,
to go aboard the steamer so that al
the good-byes had to be said on tn
wharf.
q Among departures for Kama
ports in tho Mikahala yesterday wer
the following: Francis Gay. II. r
: Wishard. j. X. Farley. John +. Col
burn. T.. A. Douthltt, Judge Davidson
} +. A. Knudsen. James A. Thompson. +
y. McClanahan, Il. II. Hart, c. V. Stur
tevant, A. G.. VI. Robertson, c. Creigh
; ton, Ii Cheung and Mrs. G. w. Spitz.
Lon Agnew, who has been in the en-
: ploy OF the police department for lon
time past. leaves for the Coast In tn
Alameda today. He may return L
Honolulu and again he may remain o.
the Coast. Lon has. since his come
tion with the police department her,
been a model officer in every respect
He has figured in many dangerou
raids and hunts after criminals and ha
always shown himself an officer o
great ability. The boys at the polio
station will oil be sorry to lose him.
The steamer Kauai. arrived fror
, Kauai and Niihau ports this mornin
, at G:10 o'clock with 1900 bags of X.
NJ. sugar. 1900 bags NJ. A. X. suga
200 head sheep. 80 head cattle. "a bag
, taro, 4 bdls. hides and So pkgs sur
+ dries. Purser Fricl reports the follow
, ing sugar left at Kauai ports ready ia
, shipment: X. $. NJ, 1900; V. X, 500
, w, 500; G. & r., 400. The ship Al
!, tiOpe was at Makcwcli discharging Goa
The schooner Lady was at Makawe
o discharging powder Fine weather q
I Niihau Strong NE trade blowing q
@ lee side OG, Kauai with heavy raj
/. squalls. Crossing channel strong n
trade with choppy seas"