Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-10

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mo. Try one.
The Sheriff has a. sale notice. See
BY Authority today
There will be no meeting of the
Board of Health today.
The Bulletin will not be issued to-
morrow, Kamehameha Day.
rhe place to get pure Kona coffee II
at , J. Days grocery. CSC per ID.
Don't forget "Cantor's Aloha" next
convent, Fort street, for choice millin-
cry.
There will be dance at the Hawaii
an Annex Thursday evening after the
races.
The Reliance" has beaten the DE
fender" and the Pantheon whisky beats
all others.
The schooner william Bowden be.
gan taking on board a load of sugar
this morning. F
Four assignments OF fire claims. in
favor of Allen & Robinson have been
lost. See New Today.
The Norwegian ship Barossa is to
begin discharglng Friday morning. She
brings load OF coal from Newcastle.
Call at Levingston's new haberdash-
cry and see the new line OF neckwear
now on display. They're read beauties
the ties.
The American ship A. J. Fuller this
morning went over to the Quarantine
wharf to be fumigated. She is to sail
on Friday.
You will find polished barber and
crackerjack bootblack Just from Coast
Elite Barber Shop, Occidental Hotel,
Alakea and King. .
Fresh creamery butter is being sold
at the Kalihi store for 30 cents per
pound. Guaranteed to be as good as
the best In the market.
The grocery store Of J. Kumalae &
Co. will be closed tomorrow, June 18th,
but will be open this evening for the
convenience Of customers.
The case OF J. F. Hackfeld VS.. Geo.
Markham, in equity, has been dis
missed by Judge Robinson c. c. Bit
ting. attorney for defendant.
A. v. Gear has Just the bargain you
want in real estate providing your
wants are reasonable. Call at his offlce
at 122 King street and consult list.
The Honolulu Christian Science So
clety (Hoomana Naauao) has post
poned its convention until Friday. the
10Th inst. 1t was to have taken place
tonight.
The schooner e. X Hall has moved
from the lumber wharf to the Hack
I'd wharf, where she is now discharg-
ing her cargo Of million and a half
feet of lumber.
Large fresh California crabs come or
the Ventura for the Metropolitan Mea'
Co. Those who want any are request
ed to telephone at once as the suppl,
will be quickly sold.
The ship Fort George has beer
hauled out In the stream. She is a
present taking on board II. A. Co. suga
from, the steamer Niihau, which ar
rived from PunalIiu last night.
The greatest recent stride made II
the perfection OF amateur picture TAX
ing is invention OF the kodak develop
ing machine. Call at the Honolulu
Photo-Supply Co. and see how 1t works
The American ship Acme, which ar
rived from Kobe yesterday afternoon
10 at present lying at the railroad
wharf. where she is discharging he
ballast, OF which she has 1900 tons
She is to take load OF 800 tons o
sugar for New York.
The owners OF the British ship Car
manian, which is at present on her wa!
to this port from Newcastle with loaC
OF coal, have sent word that the vesse
shall go on the marine railway during
her stay In this port. She will be on'
OF the largest vessels ever accommo
dated on the local cradle. Her length
is 26O feet, beam 38 feet inches anC
depth 90 feet inches. She measures
1878 tons net
With regard to the statement of thu
San Francisco Chronicle that eigh
stowaways came In the steamer Yedd'
from this port. b. Griggs Holt. witt
boarded the steamer when she arrived
OFF this port, In his capacity OF agen
OF Weir & Co, the owners Of the steam
er, positively stated that no stowaway
boarded the Yeddo here. He furthe
stated that the Yeddo only rename,
A.. L., 81.