Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

ID. l.. Van Dine has returned from |
Kauai.
Rainier and Primo beers on draught |
at Criterion. 1Oc a glass.
French Consul Vizzavona is back |
from a weeks trip to Maui.
A gentleman's pocketbook has been
lost. See page under New Today.
Harmony Lodge No. s, /. o. o. F.,
meets tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall. |
Light up the house with incandesCent !
lamps. Saves worry and makes life
longer.
There win be a rehearsal of the Elks
Minstrel show tomorrow evening at
the hall.
Frerhly roasted pure Kona coffee.
zoe pound at the Kalihi Store. Phone
White 3161.
c. w. Spitz and NJ Rosenbedt OF
Kauai arrived in the W. q. Hall Sun
day morning
A. G. Silva, c. II. Smith. II. Hatfield,
G. II. Allen and Major II. Harris are
here from Kauai.
The excruciating agony caused ~
breakbone fever is relieved by Pan
theon o. p. $. whisky.
The tonic and general health build
ing properties of Primo Lager are a
requisite in every home.
The Punahou girls defeated the Y.
w. G. AS. at basketball on the Kane
hameha court Saturday afternoon, the
score being to 6.
In n game of association football be-
tween the All-Honolulu and Scotland
teams Saturday afternoon, tie was
the result. There was not goal made.
Young Bros. are going to celebrate
their last night on their island by an
at home this evening. They will begin
moving their house to its new location
tomorrow morning
Tho Travel Club will meet in the
Y. w. c. A. rooms at 1880 o'clock this
evening. There will also be meeting
/, of the Stranger Committee at ) o'clock.
At the same time Wednesday afternoon
the Social Committee will hold its reg
ular meeting.
The residence OF Mrs Bctters at KAT
muki was broken into Saturday after
noon or evening and quantity OF
crockery, kitchen. utensils and other
household goods stolen. The matter
has been placed in the hands of De-
tective McDuflie for SOLUTION.
? Hilo business men are trying to have
: Che Inter-Island Company station the
, steamer Noeau on the Hawaii coast as
n local boat for Hilo and other coast
e ports on the Big Island. They claim
g that without local boat they are de-
( ned the chance to trade extensively
I along the coast and have promised q
big trade for the boat If she is placed
8 nt their disposal
A The Coptic from the Orient arrived
y here this morning after an uneventiu
:. trip of ten days. She brought severa
d passengers in the cabin for this por
s. and in the steerage G3 Koreans VIII
come to work on the plantations. lie
p. freight for this port consists of 81
n tons of general merchandise, and sh
e had twenty-three bags of mail. Sh
n will sail for the Coast this evening q
II . o'clock
20 Full of Chinese gin and musical n
IT a result, the stevedores who discharge
the steamer Doric treated the depart
Al ing passengers to concert of Hawaii
10 an songs Saturday afternoon just be
10 fore the steamer sailed for the Orien
L The singing of the native was we
SO liked by the many passengers aboar
IL the boat and they threw a considerable
i'd amount of small coins to their entel
IN tainers. The chorus was about lift
I'd strong.
ne Roger James, the negro convictt
oil some time ago for burglary and sci
Ia fenced to Imprisonment at hard labC
Tor twelve years, is said to be lif
termer who escaped from AlCatri
Island where he was sent by the mil
tary authorities for desertion, viii
serving as soldier In the Philippine
The Army people will be communica
\ ed with by the local authorities and
: possible that James will be sent baC
" TO his military prison to serve out h
oT term.