Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-23
LOCAL and GENERAL
Don't be a pelican.
Read wants" on page 6.

Read Wants" on page 6.
J. 2. Ball. Lawyer. ~ s. King ST.
Stay home nights and read late books
tl.OS. Lyons Book Store.
Vote for Moses X. Nakuina, indepen.
dent candidate for County Clerk and
Recorder.
Pacific lodge meets In the Masonic
Temple this evening. Work in tho
second degree.
A. V. Gear has a client who wants to
purchase a small cottage and lot for
$1,000 cash. Apply at once. l22 King
Street
The Haywood shoe is the best wear
ing shoe in the market. Special value
offered this week by Manufacturers
Shoe Co. See advertisement on first
page.
The Public Works Department yes
terday commenced work on the con-
struction Of fireproof vaults for court
records in the Office OF the Supreme
Court.
Motley II. Flint. who was elected
senior grand warden of the California
Grand Lodge of Masons, is well known
here. He inaugurated the work Of the
postoffice department following annex
alton
President David Starr Jordan. Of
Stanford University. has written to
thank Captain Berndt, fish inspector
for a tank of fishes in which were con
tanned a number of species new to sci
ence.
Notice Is given in another column
OF request for all Red Men to meet in
st. Antonio Hall on Sunday afternoon
tor the purpose of attending the cor.
nerstone laying of the new Odd Eel.
lows building.
Word has been received at the Immi-
grafton Station that Geo. L. Cullen Of
the Immigration Bureau in Washing
ton. has been appointed immigrant in
spector in the local Chinese branch.
He is expected to arrive soon.
The At Home OF the Kilohana Art
League Literary Circle takes place this
afternoon. Mrs. Heapy will talk on
Bavaria. The tea tables will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. W. W. Hail. Mrs
Philip II. Dodge. Mrs. Grace Water.
house and Miss Robertson.
4 letter was received from DR.. F
Howard Humphris by tho last steam
err, stating that he had just arrived in
New York. He was soon to leave again
for England and expected TO toucL
American soil again on November IL
His friends are expecting him home
about Christmas.
Look at all sides Of business II yol
are looking for what you want. II
, delight in uneXcellcd cigarettes mad
of excellent tobacco don't overlool
King George" cigarettes in d. Law
renee 4 Co.'S grand display windows
Big stock " fresh tobacCOs not tn
= least OF which is the King George
, brand.
D Consul Raas. when he yesterday al
D ternoon received a cablegram frOr
. Hawaii stating that only one OF tn
2 missing boats from the COnnetable d
D Richmont had landed at Kailua. i'm
4 mediately sent wireless Telegram
asking for further details. He has nc
: yet received an answer and there
y nothing today from any OF the island
telling Of the fate of the Grey Of tn
= third boat.
u The Honolulu Cricket Club has d
y Cided to send team to play the HI
u wall crlcketers at KOhala on NovembC
v Is. So far the following Honolulu
cricketcrs have signed their names Il
" the trip: Judge Stanley, Robert Al
derson. II. l.. Herbert, Stanley Bear
y more. r. 4. Jordan, A. Hatfield, |
" G. Parish and II. Il. Picker. W. {
. Weldon will go to umpire the game
" Other cricketcrs who wish to go al
requested to leave their names vii
y Robert Anderson.