Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-28
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

New books, 20 cents.
Let Beakbane give you designs and
prices for engraving.
DR.. J. II. Shaw has resumed practice
at his old stand, III King st.
For choice groceries see s. ]. salter,
Fort street, above Beretania.
Just arrived. G. J. Day & Co, Cana.
dian apples. Excellent quality.
The steamer Hanalei was hauled on
the marine railway this forenoon.
A new assortment of Indian beads,
all colors. at Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Vieira, 1905 Hotel St., in his new
stock has bargains. Get his prices.
Chas. Hummel, mgr. Hawaiian Hotel
Barber Shop. Your patronage solicit.
cd.
The sale of the Kohala Water Lie.
ense has been postponed until further
notice.
The heart bowed down by weight of
woe can be bowed up again by Pan.
theon o. p. S. whisky. g..
The sailing time OF the steamer J. A.
Cummins has been changed from Mon
day at noon to 10 a. m.
Music tonight at Kerr's. II you have
not yet seen the new store you can see
the handsome materials this evening
while listening to sweet music by Sol
onions Quintet Club.
Carl VOTERS, former manager OF
I.ihue plantation, recently appointed
to the management OF Hutchinson
plantation. leaves for the scene Of his
new duties next week.
Next week moonlight band concerts
will be given as follows; Monday,
Emma Square; Tuesday, Hawaiian
Hotel; Wednesday. o. X. & l.. Co. S
station; Thursday, Moana Hotel.
Many bewitching new garments just
opened at Sachs. Store will be open
tonight to o'clock and you will find
handsome dressing gowns, silk waists
and other pretty things on display.
Remember that the Walter Sanford
Company will present again tonight
The Struggle of Life"at the Orphcum
This Is one of the best plays of the
repertoire and should draw out a big
crowd.
You may not believe it but figures
speak for themselves. Look up Phoe
nix s. b. 4 l.. Assn. ad, which viii
tell you what returns a deposit of 81
per month will give you at the end Of
eight years.
Are you not of the same opinion
Whitney & Marsh advise useful pres
ents for this Xmas, such as your wife
or friends can use and get some value
out of. They offer few suggestions
in their ad today on page s.
Governor Carter will call on Ad,
miral Terry at the Naval Station at
o'clock this afternoon, returning the
terday. On his arrival at the station
the Governor will be received with O
salute OF seventeen guns.
There will be no race Of the first
class yachts to Waianae today on ac.
count of the weather There is nc
wind of consequence stirring outside
The race was to have taken place last
week Saturday but was postponed on
account of the death of Col. Cornwell
The Honolulu Jockey Club will very
probably fight the order of the Ka,
piolani Park Commission instructina
them to vaCate the race track at the
end OF two years. 1t is believed by the
members of the club that public sen,
timent Is dead against the commission
Governor Carter will call upon Ad
miral Terry at the Naval Station at
o'clock this afternoon, and on General
Macarthur at the Young Hotel al
o'clock, returning the call made upon
him yesterday by the gentlemen
named. The Governor will receive the
usual salute at the naval station.
There will be a meeting OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Republican
Central Committee In headquarters
Sunday for the purpose of considering
the matter of appointments to the
heads Of different departments which
have not yet been dealt with by the
committee.
II. F. Wichman & Co, the jewellers
are fully prepared for the holiday trade
with very large stock of goods, and
call especial attention to the fact that
they are selling at the same prices as
the various catalogue houses in the
States. You are invited to call in and
make comparisons.
The short mountain road on Tan
talus which leads from the main road
to the homes of Messrs. Hamburg and
A. V. Gear suffered severe damage
from the heavy rains of two weeks
ago Sunday. a whole section JUS
dropped out carrying away a beauti'
full bank of ferns and number of biz
mountain trees of various varieties
Men are now ut work repairing thu
damage.
George A. Howard, architect, who
has resided here for many years