Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-26


Nead Wants" on page 8
q. II. Berrey's office. Campbell bid.
Lady with good references desires
position. See ad page 8.
Don't forget Madam Small's dane
ing social at Eks' Hall this evening.
Comes & McTighe are sole agents for
the celebrated l. de Turks California
wines.
Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co,
McTnerny's shoe store advertises a
genuine hit in an up-to-date Butcher
shoe in this issue.
Among the returning kamaainas in
the Alameda this morning we're \. W.
Carter, J. u. Castle. G. W. r. King
Geo. Mcleod and w. NJ. Templeton.
The police are out after a Porto Ri
can who is said to have committed a
dastardly crime on his eight-yCar-Old
daughter. The poor little girl is now
ut the police station.
A storm sewer is being put in at
King and Alakea streets. Alexander
Young. on account of his big building.
is paying for construction. while the
government provides the pipe.
A number of the transcendent lamps
Of the Washington Light Co. flooded
the whole Gilfard home on Kceaumoku
street with light during the reception
last night. The electric lights went
out.
William Robertson. freight clerk on
the Pacific Mail steamer San Juan, has
been appointed to the same position on
the China, to succeed stephen o. Jones.
who has resigned to accept a lucrative
position in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Brown and child
returned in the Alameda. While Mr..
Brown was on the Coast, he secured all
his saloon furnishings and had them
put aboard the steamer SO that he is
already to go right ahead.
The body Of the late Jas. K. Kaulia
will be taken to the Kaumakapili cha.
pei in Kapalama little after ~ o'clock
noon tomorrow. The former plan OF
removing the body to the church to-.
night has been abandoned.
The Keauhou. from Kauai ports this
morning, reports the following sugar
awaiting shipment on that island: X
5. NJ, 700: V. X. 400 Max. 1900: G. &
r.. 36l2; MCB.. 1920: II. NJ. 1927: F.,
1890; VI S. Co.. $4,000; X. $ Co, 1890.
At the regular o'clock meeting OF
the Y. VI. c. \. the new president OF
the association. J. -. Anterior. will be
the speaker. His subject will he
Power" The Kawaiahao male quar-
tet will he in attendance and will rem
der several selections.
John Dillcr. the well known well
borer. Is in town frOp Kahuku where
he has just finished the boring of a
new well which Is to irrigatc fifty acres
of new land just taken in by Kahuku
$50 feet and Diller reports that II gives
fine flow of water.
In the Police Court today. John IA.
mahu who. II is alleged. shot China
man in Kalihi with a 22-calibre riff,
the other day, was sentenced to three
months Imprisonment at hard labor
on the charge of assault and battery. 4
Porto Rican and two Chinese were sen.
fenced to -four months each on the
charge of vagranCy.
The Y. w. c. A. held sewing meet
ing last night al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Brown. corner of Kinau
and KapiOlani streets. This was the
beginning Of the regular Y. W. G. A.
sewing meetings which will hereafter
be held at the Brown residence every
Friday evening All members of tho
Y. W. c. 4. are invited to attend.
The Sloan mission chapel Of the
Christian church at Eewalo has been
Htcd with electric lights. out Of the
funds solicited by W. c. Weldon on
4 the Mainland Through the foreign
board the local board has engaged 4
/ o. Hushaw as city missionary. Preach.
ing services at the chapel will begin "a
be held regularly week from tomor.
row. A night school and u sewing
| school will be started as soon as they
can be organized.
Miss Jennie Giffard made her forma
entry into society at party given fol-
! her last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| NJ. Giffard at the home "Mahalolani,
Keeaumoku street. The guests were re
ceived on the veranda by j. Tarn Nc
Grew, DR.. NJ. f. GrOssman, S. AlleT
I Walker and Frank Armstrong, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Giffard, assisted by Mrs. Il. d
| Tenney. received the guests In the al
cove of the drawing room. DANCING
was kept up to Il late hour and AT ll:3l
o'clock supper was served. The must,
was furnished by quintet Of nativ'
musicians.
The visit Of Governor Cooper Suner
/ intendenI OF Public Works Boyd, c
/ NJ. Cooke and j. a. McCandless yester
/ day to the proposed site OF the Memor
ial Park In KewalO resulted in the deci
sion that contour map Of the lane
must first be made in order that tn,
amount of filling and the lay of tn,
finished park may be settled. Thi
work will be taken up at once In orde
that there may be early action by tn,
committee. The committee expect tina
the map will be ready in few week
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