Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20

Meath furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81 $3.50, and 81 per week. l2i9
Fort street.
oahu Lodge. no. |. K. OF p. will
meet tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall,
King street.
Bl1Lk books OF all SORTS. .edgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Company
The British ship Ivanhoe arrived
from South America with nitrate yes
terday afternoon
The British ship Eva Montgomery
arrived from this port at Port Town
send on the 7th inst.
A shipment of Canadian Northern
Spy" apples just received eX Aorangi
at c. J. Day & Co.'S, King street.
News has been received here that
r Thomas Fortune has arrived in Ma
nla and is making addresses there.
DR.. NJ. J. J. Barlier de Routon has
opened dental parlors in the Young
building. See ad under New Today.
NhDldlu IbIfN anu Nh' uNhN'lN anu
helpers of the sealing schooner Geneva
will leave for the coast today in the
Korea.
Arabic" has been used here on the
Islands nearly 3 years, ana its sales
are increasing. California Feed Co.,
agents
W. n. Armstrong will give his lee
ture, MY Trip Around the World with
Kalakaua," at the Y. VI. c. A. next
Monday evening.
Only a short time more to buy ko.
daks at reduced prices. Twenty per
cent discount is now being given by tho
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co.
The schooner Mahukona sailed for
Eleele yesterday TO load sugar. Re
pairs to her burned cabin will he made
on arrival at San Francisco.
Patronize home industry. when you
need starch, order Pia, or Hawaiian
starch. All grOCers keep It Tor sale;
costs no more and is superior to any
imported.
There will be reception this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
WaterhOuse in honor Of Dr and Mrs.
Daniels. who arrived in the Siberia
yesterday
Willie Simorsnn went out as purscr
Of the Mikahala yesterday. Willie Ha-
pal, the former purscr of that boat is
going into the engineers department Of
the company.
The American ship KenilwOrth will
probably go outside today to await the
completion of her crew. The big vessel
and her cargo as they stand are worth
nearly 100000.
The new gasoline boat belonging to
Wally Davis started for KOoIau yestcr-
day but had to put back to port on
account OF the heavy seas encountered
off Makapuu point.
The band concert at the Hawaiian
hotel last evening was attended by a
large number Of people among whom
were many passengers from the Korea
by the band.
| The Builders and Traders Exchange
adopted resolutions last night calling
on the Legislature to create a perma-
nent statistical bureau here and pro-
vide for the taking Of biennial CEN
sus of mercantile and industrial condi.
tions.
This afternoon at > o'clock a Lenten
devotional service will he held in the
gymnasium of the Y. W. c. A., at which
Miss Mabel Barton will be the leader
Mrs Joseph Richards will give Bible
reading and Miss Byington of Ka-
mehameha School will sing solo.
4 party OF Italian fishermen with
1.-TWO boats arrived here from San Fran
cisco yesterday. They will engage IN
their business here in competition with
the japanese and those familiar with
the business give the newcomers q
month to six weeks TO get disgusted anC
lquit.
Visiting the volcano is getting to b,
the popular thing, and as a conse
quence some most interesting trips ar,
DtlHb dllhHbtu' n party vi HlttVH u
forming now to go over on the Kinar
next Tuesday the return to be mad,
ten days later on the Mauna Loa. When
the full number is booked, Mr.. Rich
ard II. Trent, the general agent, eX
poets to make arrangements by wire
less telegraph for an old-time nativ,
luau in Hilo, feature that was 81
much enjoyed by the last compan!
that made the trip. Many interesting
side trips will be furnished, and every
thing done to make the excursion al
enjoyable one A few more booking
are open, and until all are taken Mr.
Trent will provide tickets, covering al
travelling and hotel expenses for tn
whole ten days at the low price of fif
ty-flve dollars each.