Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-07-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL


Walter c. Love returned from And
over academy in the Sonoma yester-
day.
The books of the Pioneer Mill Co.
will be closed from July % TO Aug. /,
1903.
Blank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Company.
There will be cricket practice on the
Makiki grounds this afternoon from
TO g.: 10 o'clock.
A probate notice in connection with
the estate of Nakajima lwakichi, de.
ceased, appears on page s.
There will be band concert on the
grounds of the Hawaiian hotel this
Ievening. A fine program has been ar
ranged.
Arabic" has been used here on the
Islands nearly years, and its sales
are increasing. California Feed Co,
agents
Lawrence & Co.'S team ran away on
King street yesterday. 1t was stopped
by James Quinn before any damage
was done.
1t seems that w. f. Dillingham; did
not go to the Island OF Kahoolawo
Tuesday, but the others interested in
sisal did go.
The meeting OF the Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee Of the Central Com
mittee, which was to have been held
last night, was postponed.
Judge Gear appoints H. NJ. Dow
guardian of his son, Thomas +. Dow,
| 13 years of age, to, protect his interests
| in property IN Portland. Maine.
w. +. c. Hasson, former electrical
inspector here, has been commissioned
a professor in the Naval Academy at
Annapolis with the rank Of Lieutenant
Commander.
Miss Carolyn Gaylord, of New York.
arrived in the Sonoma from the Coast
yesterday. She will be married to d.
l.. Van Dine Of the U. S. Experiment
Station today.
Professor w. d. Alexander delivered
4 lecture on the Sonoma on the way
down. His subject was "The Circum-
stance of the Abolition of ldolatry in
the Islands. 1919"
DR.. George II. Huddy. his sister, Mrs.
w. +. Drake, and Mrs. Hill were among
the passengers in the Sonoma for the
Colonies yesterday. DR.. Huddy will be
back some time in September.
Judge Gear appoints w. II. Castle
guardian, under bond of $4,000 of the
property of the four Naiwi minors,
valued at $4,000. Samuel Andrews,
next friend, was the petitioner.
The Star Premo is essentially tour
lists camera and perfect in finish and
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co. have an ex-
cellent stock. They are $25 each.
Among the passengers for the Coast
iii the Siberia today will be w. w. Bris-
tol OF Kamehameha. He intends to
spend year in travel. 7. e. Robinson
will take Mr.. Bristol's place during his
absence.
News has been received here that
the party OF Hawaiian singers, led by
Ben Waiwaiole, Is now in st. Louis
and that the boys are doing very well
indeed. They have been very enthus-
iastically received.
w. w. Bruner returned yesterday
from the West Indies, whittier he jour-
neyed to look into tropical agriculture.
While there he bought pineapples of
the Red Spanish variety and will try
them on his Kona ranch.
The regular semi-monthly meating
mehameha will be held at the usual
place this evening at 100 o'clock.
Every member is expected to be pres
ent as business of importance will be
transacted
Prof. w. d. Alexander was among the
returning passengers in the Sonoma
yesterday after an absence OF ten
weeks. While away, the degree of Doc
tor of Laws was conferred upon him
by his alma mater, Yale, for conspic-
uous services in the field of science
and literature and education in the Ha-
waiian islands.
The Wahiawa bridge on the govern
ment road to Waialua collapsed on FRI
day last and precipitated two loads OF
sugar cane and four horses into tho
stream below. A. w. Eames, of Wa
hiawa, was the owner of the outfit. The
wagons are a total loss and two of the
horses have been shot on account OF
their wounds. The cane was being TAX
en- to the Waialua mill for grinding.
Alfred Eames was driving and Harry
Carpenter went along as helper. The
latter had a narrow escape.
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