Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read wants" on page 6.

A package OF spoons are lost See
New To-day
a clerk is wanted at EVA plantation
See adj under New To-day.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at e. J. Days grocery, 25c per ID.
A notice Of tenders for Fire Depart
ment supplies appears under New To.
day.
The subject OF the prayer service to.
night. held in Central Union church
will be Prayer for the Family" led
by the pastor.
During the absence Of wray Taylor.
Commissioner of Agriculture and For
estry. X. c. l.. Perkins is attending to
the work of that department.
The case OF All Sing, charged with
selling spirituous liquor without II.
cense, was continued until tomorrow In
the Police Court this morning.
The Elks baseball team will practice
at Kapiolani Park at 1890 o'clock on
the morning of January II. Eyayy
member is expected to turn out.
The Julia E. Whalen schooner regis.
try case was set for trial on January
10 by Judge Estee this morning. W C.
Peacock. defendant. valves a jury.
II. w. Holling. travelling agent for
the S. +. Examiner, has arrived in Ho-
nolulu to look after.the interest of his
paper, with local headquarters at Wall
Nichols Co., Ltd.
The Hackmen's Union is anxiously
! awaiting to hear from the Federation
Of Labor before proceeding with the
completion OF the organization work at
this end of the line. ..t
All members of the Catholic Ladies
Aid Society are asked to be present at
a meeting of the organization to be
held at the home OF Mrs. John McLain
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Oceanic steamship Zealanda left
for San Francisco this afternoon at
about 1890 o'clock. The band was ip
attendance and fair crowd gathered
TO see the steamer of. Only four cabip'
passengers left in the steamer
The next meeting OF the Buckeye
Club OF Hawaii will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Water
house. 16il Nuuanu avenue. at $780,
o'clock, on Tuesday evening. January
49,. Every member is expected to be
present
The cable ship people are planning
for reception aboard the Sllvertown
on Monday afternoon next. Those Wis.
itors having cards will be taken to the
ship in the launches of tho navy sta
ton. The entire afternoon will b,
given up to the reception.
An incubator in working order. d
brood of chickens just recently Matched
and another quite well along in chick
en- life. constitutes an exhibit which
has attracted very large crowd OF
people around one of the windows OF
e. o. Hall & Son ON Fort street all day
long.
Herbert NJ. Ayres, editor of the Mir.
ror. which has suspended publication,
has gone to Hauula to live and II is un.
derstood that he will 20 in for the rails.
ing OF vegetables for the market. He
will also collect hats, mats AND Hawaii,
an curios OF all kinds. these to be plac.
ed on sale in Honolulu.
Delegate-elect Prince Jonah Kalani.
onaole was at Kailua, Kona, when the
Mauna Loa left that place. He will
remain there until the steamer after
poxt u,bap ha ,,,IIi ro,,,r, IN Un,nI,l,,
1t is his intention to be here during
the caucuses Of the Republican sena-
tors and representatives with the Cen
trail Committee of the party.
DR.. George HERBERT Is entertaining
the officers of the cable ship Silvertown
and Superintendent c. e. Dickinson OF
the Commercial Pacific Gable company
AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Macfarlane AT the Peninsula today.
Quite large party went down the
road to enjoy the day. They will re-
turn in HE train this afternoon. o..
The Republican Central Committee
does not mean to allow the matter OF
the protest 10 Mark Hanna against
Federal control OF the leper settle
ment to stop with the sending forward
of cablegram bearing on the subject.
A memorial will be prepared and this
will be forwarded by the next steamer
TO the coast. All the arguments against
the control of the leper settlement by
the Federal government will be in.
ciuded in the memorial.
The Honolulu players defeated the
Silvertown cricket team,yesterday af-
ternoon, the score being ITO to 1856. For
the cable ship men, Captain L. Rymer-
Jones made score OF 81. the highest
for his team. The next highest scores
ty the cable men were those of Rutter.
and Harwood Of the local Office, who
carried their bats for IL and s runs. |
respectively. Anderson and Hatfield |
got most of the wickets, Anderson fol
the home team made a score of rs and
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