Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-24
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.
J. z. Ball. LAWYER. Main ESQ.

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Captain Rodman is expecting Mrs
Rodman in December.
Chas. Hummel, mgr. Hawaiian Hotel
Barber Shop. Your patronage solicit
cd.
For a holiday present see the EN-.
broidered cloths at the Oriental Ba.
zaar. 4
Why are Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes the best? Ask Watson &
West.
See vieiras stock of jswelry at 1905
Hotel street. Latest designs of the
jeweler.
Mrs. o. A. Stevens, of Olaa. Hawaii, .
has gone to Honokaa for the benefit of /
her health.
.The heart bowed down by weight of
woe can be bowed up again by Pan
theon o. p. S. whisky.
A sheet OF music from opera of
Wang" has been lost Finder please
return to Mrs. Walter Hoffman at 270,
Beretania street.
Mr.. Munsell, agent of the Sun Life
Insurance Company, returned home In
the Korea this morning, bringing with
him a bride. He left here early in
October.
II. C.. A. Peterson returned in the
Korea this morning after pleasant
trip through Mexico and sections OF
the Mainland He went exclusively
on pleasure trip.
George Hiram alias George Kalikoo-
kalani yesterday morning fled libel for
divorce VS.. Ellen David (w) on the
ground of adultery. William Nccdham
is named as correspondent
II is understood that tn cBritish ship
BrOdick Castle, which left this port
for Sydney some time ago, has been
chartered to take load of coal to the
west coast of South America whence
she is TO come TO OHnoluu with a
cargo Of nitrates.
, VIM. Woon, manager of HOLSTER
, Drug Co, Ltd, returned this morning
in the Korea after having spent sever
al weeks at Bartlett and Byron Hot
Springs in California. Mr.. Woon com
u plains of the cold weather in CalifOr-
y MIA and says that II he is to be unwell
y he prefers to be in Hawaii mel.
. Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Walker have is
:, sued invitations for the wedding OF
!, their daughter, Matilda Papaleiaiaina
to Adolph Constabel, for Saturday aft
=, ernoon, December 3. at p. m, at the
German Lutheran Church. a rccep'
:, ton will be held the same day from
, . TO I at the home OF G. Kunst, Wal
q kiki
(. The San Francisco Chronicle of No
e vember 10 says: The large steamer
Hawaiian, Captain Delano, OF the
q Americana Hawaiian line is out forty
d seven days from New York will
Il freight and Is expected to arrive II
,about ten days. She lett CoronelN OF
November 9Th. The Oregonian, Cap
tain Carly, is out sixteen days from
New York with a cargo for this coast
A. b. Loebenstein, Esteemed Lectur
r ing Knight of the Hilo lodge of Elks
\ has been asked to deliver the eulOgy OF
v December 9Th next, at the memoria
services to be held by Honolulu lodg
It b. p. o. l.. No. GIG. Mr.. LoebensteiI
eli intended to leave for Hilo today bu
may stay over unless the local Elk
= are willing to have another person dc
-, liver the eulogy in place OF Mr. Lo'
nj bernstein.
= Admiral Terry was yesterday II
formed by cable that a deposit OF $40
10 900 was now available In the NatiOna
A. Bank here, to be used in settling tn
go suit OF the United States vs.. the lie
,e nolulu Plantation in which the latte
m was awarded the amount mentioned a
n. compensation for Pearl HaTbor land
taken by the navy. The paying out
the money was delayed by the deaf
-. of Paymaster Rhodes. 1t will now b
] paid out in a day or so.
Among the passengers on board III
Ventura is jim Seaman, well know
pugilist, who returns to the coast afte
rd spending two and half years In Au'
tralia. While in that country Scanla
tn participated in % fights. Twenty {
Int these he Won. lie was defeated in Nv
nd events, both with Billy Mccall. On
H. lasted for II and the other for
,st rounds BEFORE his departure for Au!
%. tralia Seaman fought such men
IA NELL and Jack Johnson, both of whic
es fights resulted in draws.