Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-27
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

j. =. Ball, Lawyer, a 5. HiDg ST.
Joseph G. Pratt, attorney, Progress
Block.
Buy the children a lucent box of .
stationery at Lyons
Beakbane the engraver is doing some .
artistic holiday work, {
Rev. G. l.. Pearson departed for IIa- |
wall in the Kinau this noon.
"Cantor's" Aloha Millinery Parors |,
offered at sacrifice, account departure. I
Don't stutter. w-W-W-W-"wheele
& Wilson" sewing machines. Watson
& West.
A Masonic notice in relation to the
funeral of Judge Estoe, appears on
page s, this issue.
A white and black japanese pug dog
has been lost. Reward is offered for
its return. See page s.
Don't be a Pelican! You don't have
to be IL you drink "Usher's' draught
whisky at the Pantheon.
e. X Bull. the manager of Hama
Sugar Plantation, returns to Maui in
the steamer Maui this afternoon.
Governor Dole has ordered all pub
lie concerts for today discontinued on
account OF the death of Judge Estce.
| Sam VI. Kanakanui, the surveyor. Is
among the passengers booked TO depart
for Maui in the steamer Maui this af-
ternOon.
The meeting of the .Wailuku Sugar
Company was adjourned from today
until next Friday without any business
being transacted.
On page is published notice to
members Of Hawaiian Lodge No n. +.
4 \. NJ, to meet at the Masonic Tenn
pie Wednesday at . u. M.
The Governor has directed that all
Government offices be closed until IL
o'clock noon on Wednesday, in honor
Of the memory of NJ. NJ. EstCC,
Rev. J. Kekipi, the Hawaiian faith
cure preacher who has quite a follow
ing among the natives on Maui was
among the passengers who departed in
the Kinau this noon.
Officers and members Of Excelsior
Lodge No. are notified to assemble at
Elks' Hall at 9 a. m. Wednesday to at
tend the funeral services oi their late
brother VI. VI. Estec, 7. q. Rep.
Dr. Walters. Or. VIM. Monsarratt,
Mrs. Mahelona and W. II. COney left
: in the Iwalani last night for kau They
, go TO the Monsarratt home to break
the news OF the death of their son to
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Mousarratt.
Special umbrella sale at Pacific I'M
port Co. Exceptional values are Of
fered in ladies and gentlemcn's umbrel-
V las. Gentlemen's 2S-inCh Gloria" silk
with natural wood handles and steel
: rods, while on display. are offered at
1925. Full line Of ladies' silk umbrel.
= las.
A wonderful new kodak has just
J. been put on the market by the East
man Kodak Co. and should interest
: every kodaker in Honolulu. Call al
Honolulu Photo.Supply and see the
i new instrument. 1t takes pictures
81 81 and Is fitted with some special
new devices. Regular pocket folding
shape.
u Look at all sides OF business II you
> are looking for what you want. In
other words. II you arc smoker and
delight in unexcelled cigarettes made
> of excellent tobacco don't overlook
! King George" cigarettes in D. Law
y renee & Co.'S grand display windows
J. Big stock OF fresh tobaCcos not the
G least of which is the king George
u brand.
:. lection made in placing Judge Este
could not have been eXCelled In fitness
: He was without fear and favor, ant
= when he had given judgment knew
!" how to temper II with mercy. lie haI
70 taught the people of Hawaii lesson q
true Amcricanism.
W. 7. Rawins stated that he wa
: unable to say much, as he Just caIa
from the bedside Of the dead Judge
= He had known Judge Estee for tw,
. years and during that time had learne,
=" to love the dead man, who had been
- llltHu w hlHl' aS h' wac w '''i
V young man who went to him, In Judg
y Estee's death a great calamity ha'
y stricken the Territory. Heihad been
- friend to Hawaii and its people an
was honored by them.
" Judge Lindsay said that 1t was wit
u great sorrow the Court learned Of tn
10 death of Judge Estec. The Court ha
~ only had slight acquaintance wit
. the departed Judge, but that was sufi
u Client to learn that he was an exampl
= to every man whatever walk Of life h
: might pursue. The Court therefor
freely granted the motion to adjour
court