Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-07
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

Tom May Is expected back in the
Miowera which is expected today.
The furniture of 5-room house Is
advertised for sale. See ad page s.
Notice of meeting of creditors Of Il.
Taketa. bankrupt, appears on page s
today.
Morgan will hold a large auction sale
of furniture on June at 10 a. m. at his
sslesrooms.
The steamer Maui will be in from
Hilo tomorrow with later news regard
ing the volcano.
G. S. Mckenzie. who is Interested in
passengers in the Kinau from Hilo to-
day.
r. l.. Scott of Hilo was among the
passengers in the Kinau today. Bob
has grown much younger since he left
Honolulu for Hilo.
Two dark horses came by the Kinau
but they were only a team belonging
to private family and will not be seen
on the track on June 18th.
The sermon in St. Andrews Cathe-
dral Sunday evening will be delivered
by Rev. A. c. Wilson who arrived
here recently from the Coast.
The promptness of payment Of life
insurance by the Germania Life Insur-
ance Co. is shown by the receipt Of
Mrs. Lousson published in their ad to-
day.
The following cargo was brought
from Hilo and way ports by the Kinau
today: 81 cords wood 43 hogs. q
pkgs hides, horses and 1874 pkgs sun
dries.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81. +. & \. NJ.
gives notice of special meeting for tho
purpose of attending the funeral Of the
late John Adair Hassinger. See al
page s.
At 1880 the children Of the Bible
school will render the Chldren's Day
exercise. Beside All Waters" Give the
children a good audience. Other ser.
vices as usual.
Friends Of Norman Orme in the city
have received invitations to his we'd
ding, to be held June nth in Washing
ton, D. c. Miss Mary Selma Hopper
is the young lady.
On Saturday. Pune 81. at - noon,
! Jas. +. Morgan will auction by order
OF II. r. Marsh, trustee in re \. L,
Nichols, bankrupt, a number Of mis-
| cellaneOus articles.
Wray Taylor. Commissioner of Agri-
culture and Forestry. has in his pos
session bag of japanese rice plants
which he will parcel out to those inter.
ested in its culture.
There will not be celebration ol
the Holy Communion at st. Clements
the rector being out of town. The
other services will be as usual.
Don't forget CamarinUs OF the Cali
fornit Fruit Market when you wan
fruit and vegetables. He always hai
on hand a fresh supply OF both Csiitor
mia and Island fruits. Telephone Mali
1913.
The Custom House baseball team
has been materially strengthened b!
the addition OF Lionel Hart, Harry
Wilder and Chris Willis, playing
pitcher, catcher and first base, respec
lively.
There will be a meeting of the eXeCu
tive committee of the Fourth OF july
celebration in the Legislative hall
Capitol building. at 3 o'clock this af
ternoon. Every member is expected Il
be present.
In all probability the session OF the
supreme Court to open Monday morn
ling will be the last one Of the curren
term. which began in October, 1901
The next term will begin in October
al this year.
1t is hardly probable that Barne!
Joy will pitch in the game Of the Homo
lulu Athletic and Mailellima team
this afternoon as his arm is not in
very good condition. However. the II
4. C.'s have a good reserve pitcher il
Williams, a player who invariably use
his head.
Mrs. II. Gerould of Cleveland, o., VIII
is just closing an extensive missionar,
tour that took her into Italy. Greece
India. China and Japan, will give n
address at II a. m. on her trip. Sh
visited missionaries and mission sta
tons of all denominations. This vii
make her address of special interest.
Among the arrivals from Hilo an
way ports in the Kinau today were tn
following: w. L. Mcmillan, w. I
Drake, NJ. II. Houghtailing, c. Caster
dyck, |. S. Dillingham;. J. A. Scott, Ma
jor Wood. A. l.. Louisson, Albert Hor
ner. T. Il. Keyworth, J. Renton, Co
w. II. Cornwell and Alex. Buchanan.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa
ton met in annual session last even
ing and elected the following officers
President, ThOs. Treadway; vice pres
, ident, David l.. Al; recording secrctar!
, Solomon f. Fukumura; correspondent
, secretary A. G. Kaulkou; treasurer
Edwin Montgomery; auditor, S. "
Spencer.
Lieut.. Leslie is about on the street
again after quite siege in the Queen
Hospital where he went to take treat
;, ment for case OF blood poisoning.
will be some days yet before Lesli
will be able to attend to his duties