Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-20
LOCAL and GENERAL
= Buchol,z Is In town.

Howard Adams Is In town from Kau.
& NJ Cooke returned from Kauai
lie morning
u. l.. Won Dine left for Kauai in tho
Nikahala yesterday.
Incoming steamers report fine wealth.
Or on Hawaii and Kauai.
George Robertson returned to the
lily in the Mauna Loa today.
The whaling bark Gayhcad was re.
rUrted OFF Kailua this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sherwood have
card of thanks In today's paper
Senator J. d. PARIS and family ar.
rived in the Mama Loa this morning
Blank books Of all Sorts, iedgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Company.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson has opened a
millinery store on Alakea street Sen
al under New Today.
The excruciating agony caused ~
breakbone fever Is relieved by Pan
iheon o. p. 5. whisky.
Have you seen the new collection of
Hawaiian Songs for sale by The Berg
strom Music Co., Ltd?
Bishop Restarick was in the Hama.
kua District this week. He preached
IN Kohala on Sunday last.
The trustees of Excelsior Lodge l.
o. o. F.. have floor plans ready for In.
spection. See notice under New To
day.
The meeting of Alexander & Bald.
win, wnIch was to have been held Us
forenoon. was postponed until 2
o'clock.
George II. Robertson, manager Of
| Brewer L. Co. was among the passen
gers from Kau in the Mauna Loa this
morning.
A pair of spectaclcs, left in Judge
RobinsOns' court room by some attor
ney last week, can be had on applica'
ton to Clerk Simonton.
The China departed for the Oriental
noon today. Notwithstanding the in
clement weather many people were a;
the wharf to see her away.
A letter from Kau states that the
weather there has been extremely cold
during the past few days. On the 18th
Il started in to rain very hard.
The whaling bark Gayhead. which
Tut II at Kallua yesterday. reports -four
whales captured OFF KOna. She got 10
barrels of Oil She will be here next
| week.
The American Hawaiian steamer
| To- an arrived from the Sound this
morning after an uneventful trip. She
hrIugs a full cargo for the ports of the
| Islands.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and Miss Nc
Boyle of San Francisco were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Monsar
rat at their home, Kapapala ranch.
last Monday.
| Howard Adams, who has been in the
Kau district for several months past
attending to work In connection with
the new plantation railroad. returned
to the city in the Mauna Loa this
morning.
There will be initiation at Honolulu
Lodge No. GIG b. p. o. L. this evening
nj s o'clock. A new lot OF machinery
from San Francisco lodge has lately
teen received and will be put in use
for the first time.
Tom Lloyd who for several years
mas been assistant bookkeeper for tho
Is +. Dillingham; Co. has been apnoinI
@ dhead bookkeeper for the Kahulul
ia 'lroad Co. The statement regarding
the change as appeared in the morning
prrer was incorrect.
Allan Dunn Is at work on boob
which will deal thoroughly with tbs
yachting interests of the Islands. 1t Il
being published under the auspices o.
the Hawaii Yacht Club. The book vii
30 profusely illustrated and pictures
# the yachts of the club given.
A most satisfactory rehearsal o
mariana" was held last night at the
Opera house. which gives assurance
OF another good performance tomorrow
evening. All of the original cast were
on hand ready and anxious for Inc
work. The seat sale gives evidence
that there Wa. be as good house as
the performance promises to be.
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