Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-17
LOCAL and GENERAL

J. l.. Coke has returned to Maui.
w. l.. Stanley left in the Kinau to-
day.
Mrs. e. NJ. Brown returned to Hilo
today.
Join Lyons Exchange Library
New books, 20 cents.
The holidays are coming. Beakbane
the engraver is here.
when you need needles see Watson
q West, the w. & w. men.
If you are looking for bargain see
Cantor's Aloha parlors. For sale.
Hon. w. G. Irwin leaves for San
Francisco in the o. S. S. Alameda to.
morrow.
The ladies' society of the Chinese
Hospital meet tomorrow afternoon at
| 3 o'clock.
Blank books Of all sorts, ledgers. ETC.,
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Company.
Room and board for a gentleman
can be had with private family. See
Wants, page s.
The heart bowed down by weight Of
woe can be bowed up again by Pan.
theon o. p. s. whisky.
J. A. II. Vieira, jeweler, 1905 Hotel
ST.. formerly Fort and King. Watch
further announcements.
Patronize home INDUSTRY: when you
need starch, order Pia, or Hawaiian
starch. All grocers keep It for sale;
costs no more and is superior to any
imported.
Look at Henry May & Co.'S window
Of preserved fruits II you would see an
artistic display. The window is very
handsomely dressed and the fruits
look appetizing.
Jury in Judge De Bolts court yes
terday afternoon returned verdict for
plaintin for $3.50 and interest in the
case OF Elizabeth X. Pratt VS.. Y. Ahin
Co.. assumpst.
Judge Gear yesterday ordered q
commission to issue to w. S. Wise. OF
Hilo. to take testimony of Mrs. J. S.
Reed, of the same city, in the L. NJ.
Jones murder case.
Honolulu Philosophy Co. are now
busy day and night making picture
frames from the handsome new
mouldings they have just received.
Call and see samples.
No matter what kind Of good paint
you may want you will find 1t at Lew
ers 4 Cooke. They have the most
complete stock of mixed paints, lead
zinc oils. etc, in Honolulu.
The Honolulu plantation people will
tomorrow receive from the Federal
Government $4,000 cash in payment
for land at Pearl Harbor, taken by the
United States. as per agreement.
Among the passengers who depart
ed for Hawaii in the Kinau this moor
was DR.. Coler OF the U. S. Marine Hos
. pital Service. He Is going TO MANU-
/ kona to appoint an assistant surgeon
5 for that port.
% Il. {. L. Perkins, government ento
D mologist, is progressing very rapid!
b. on the road toward health. He Is abl'
:, to get out for short walks and II viii
not be very long before he can ge
= down TO work again.
The Punahou girls defeated the IA
mehamehas at basketball on their owl
grounds yesterday afternoon, the scOr,
being 6 to .. The game was fast ant
interesting. A crowd Of about 90
:. spectators watched the playing.
4 Among the departures for Hilo ant
= way ports in the Kinau today were tn,
| following: w. NJ. Graham, Rev. W. L
Westervelt, DIR. Katsunuma, Mrs. Al
= 10, II. w. Single, J. T. MCStocker, II
: L. Picker and Mrs. +. w. Carter.
. William Moon is expected to return
k in the Korea from San Francisco OF
. November cath. Mr.. Moon will hav
b been away from Honolulu seven weeks
c He has been at Bartlett Springs, LAX
@ Co, California, for the benefit Of hi
@ health.
Julian MOnsarrat, manager of IA
S papala ranch, Kau, Hawaii. returned
e home in tn eKinas today to remain
= home in the Kinau today to remail
\ until the next trip of the Mauna LOa
I He was accompanied by his brother
Dr. w. T, Monsarrat, and Roger Tay
! lOr.
A sixteen page pamphlet with al
, article on the Agricultural Possibili
ties of Hawaii" by Jared &. Smith
as "A feature, will be sent out to in
qurers for information in tomorrow
i mail to the Coast. There are 1000
copies Of this pamphlet ON hand an,
u over six hundred have already beel
disposed,
The Italian cruiser Elba will thi
afternoon move up to the Naval whaT
to coal. AS there was no Cardiff Goa
on the market here and as the Italian
i especially desired this fine qualIt,
= Admiral Terry courteously offered tn