Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-09
LOCAL and GENERAL


A house In College street Is for rent
See New Today. on page S.
A nine-room lodging house is for
sale. See New To-day on page s.
The place to get pure Roma coffee Is
at c. J. Days grocery. 25c per ID.
The Niihau, from Koloa. brought 1850
bags X. p. sugar for the bari; Albert.
An Eastman pocket kodak has been
lost. See lew Today, on page s.
The schooner Okanogan is at the
Channel wharf ready to sail for the
Sound.
Tenders for the construction Of cot.
tages are asked. See By Authority, on
page s.
The schooner Henry X. Hall has been
chartered to load sugar for the Coast
by II. Hackfeld & Co.
The excruciating agony caused by
breakbone fever is relieved by Pan
theon o. p. S. whisky.
The bark Albert moved from the
channel to the Inter-Island wharf this
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The barkentine George c. Perkins is
discharging lumber at Hama. Maui. She
arrived there on the End inst.
The steamer Helene leaves for Ku-
kaiau this afternoon at 8 O'Clock, taxi
ing passengers and freight only.
Benowitz was found guilty and Judge
De Bolt sentenced him to. imprison-
ment at hard labor for three months.
Seats for the illustrated lecture on
the Passion Play, to be given Friday
evening next. are now on sale at Wall,
Nichols Co.
The tug Rover will make a trip to
Pearl Harbor tomorrow with the barge
Billie in tow. Captain Seike took COM
mand of her this morning.
The Noeau arrived from Kukulhaele
this morning, bringing 42s0 bags p. 5.
NJ. sugar for Schaeffer & Co. 1t Is to
be stored on Hackfeld wharf
Call at the Honolulu Rug & Carpet
Weaving Co. and see their rugs and
carpets woven from old rags. Rugs
and carpets for sale. 1Oi7 Bethel st.
Prince Jonah Kalanianaole, Dele
gate to Congress, Is expected back in
the Mauna Loa early tomorrow morn
ing He will be accompanied by the
Princess.
S. G. Allen, by his attorneys, Kinney.
McClananan e. Bigelow, has discon-
tinued his suit for foreclosure of mort
gage against Giovanni A. Long and
Laurita X. Long.
Sugar on Kauai ready for shipment
is reported as follows: X. S. NJ, $500;
V. X, 1900; Max, $3.50; G. & r.. $500,
X. p. 2s14: II. NJ. 1855; L. p. 45Oi; NJ.
5. Co., 24,4l7; X. S. Co, 1000; McB.,
Sl.OS2. Total 91,223 bags.
Rex Hitchcock, who was recently
made Deputy Sheriff Of Molokai. will
leave for the scene OF his duties in the
Lehua Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Hitchcock and family will make their
home at the old Hitchcock homestead.
Purser Wright of the Noeau reports
fair weather aIong the Hamakua
coast The Mauna Loa had 1885 Dia-
mond II sugar aboard when steamer
sailed. Sugar on Hawaii Is reported ms
follows: p. S. NJ. 1850 bags; II. S. Co..
$50 bags: II. A. Co.. $4,000 bags; a tota!
of 1850.
The Kamehameha baseball team will
go into the field this year practically
as It was during the past season, the
battery consisting Of Lemon and Ke-
kuewa. The weak points have been at
tended TO and new men will take the
places OF Anderson and Yate at third
and short.
The American schooner Eldorado.
which arrived here Saturday afternoon.
met with very stormy passage from
Newcastle. Most of her sails were
split and her rudder-head was smashed
SO that the vessel had to be steerel
with the sails and drag. II is thought
that piece of oak will have TO be sent
for to make repairs to the damaged
rudder and as soon as discharged, she
will be repaired here.
There was to have been a meeting
of the Lusitana Society Sunday for ths
completion OF the business Of Friday
night but there were not enough menu
beers present to constitute quorum
According to the bylaws, there must
be present just one-half of the town
membership, which Is 1852. There vera
only 12s at the meeting. A great many
OF the members are of the opinion that
this should be changed. since II is al
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