Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-24
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to the volcano.
The Kekaha Sugar cos mill starts
grinding today.
The Niihau brought 1850 bags sugar
for II. H. & Co.
See L. o. Hall & Sons ad for tennis
balls and rackets.
Jack Mcveigh goes to Kahulu this
evening in the Claudine
Drs. l.. L. Cofer and c. -. Cooper
left in the Kinau for Hilo.
u. II. Case and wife leave for Maui
IN the Claudiue this evening.
The regular rehearsal Of the hlks
MINISTRIES takes place this evening.
Miss Grace Carroll will leave for
Maui in the Claudne this evening.
The Knau sailed promptly at noon
today for Hllo. taking many passcn'
gers.
Tenders are asked for building a
bridge on Kauai. See BY Authority
today.
Mrs. PcnhallOw leaves for Maui this
evening to visit her son and daughter
in-law.
The New England Bakery advertise
in another column hard times bread
tickets.
\ meeting OF the Customs baseball
team takes place this afternoon at >
O'Clock.
BOOK BEER. Baked Beans! and
Boognas, at noon every day at the
PauthcOn.
Frerhly roasted. pure Kopa coffee,
zoe pound at the Kalihi store. Phone
White SlGl.
A gang Of workmcn to repair ths
landing at Kacnac leave in the Claud-
inc tonight.
The case of Geo. Muller, charged
with seduction was postponed until
next Tuesday.
\ large party of Volcano excursion
lists with the Trent agent sailed in tho
Hinuu Ut noon.
The banks Il. T. Rthct and Alden
Besse will both leave for the Coast this
Scck with sugar.
Mrs. W. Montrose Graham and child
reu are booked for Maui by the Claud-
inc leaving today.
Funada and Kahau. charged with af-
tray, were discharged in the Police
| Court this morning.
The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary oil
tho news of the day.
The Kash is continuing to sell col,
lars for 25 Knox crush hat $3.50, and
new wash ties for 25c.
The Mauna Loa arrived from Ha,
wall this morning with 1900 bags II, \,
e. and 1906 Diamond H.
Charlie TeaG, the Risdon Iron Works
man, was q passenger for the big
island in the Kinau today.
The steamer Helene from Hawai-
brought 5000 bags of sugar for W. G
irwin & Co, which goes into the Alder
Bcsse.
Llnenc Mesh underwear at 81, $l.5C
and $3.50 per suit at Lcyingston's, In
Young building. 1t is cool and wears
like iron.
All hope for the men In the Lahaini
mail boat has been given up. Thii
report was brought by the Mauna LOi
this morning.
The steamer Iwalanl is now laid NJ
for week, as there is but little sugaI
Ion Kauai except that intended for di
rect shipment by sailing vessel.
Besides the Ncvadan there are bu
six vessels in port at present. BY Sun
day. unless the wind changes, tn,
British bark Ivanhoe will be the onl!
vessel here.
: Captain Dick Scikc of the Rover haC
charge of the Fearless this morning
as Captain Olcson Of that boat wal
; compelled TO attend court in the Ne
yadan libel case.
Only lew more days are left to buy
kOdaks at a discount. On and afte
April LIST all local dealers will sell then
| 1T AloNs ~ PCT vent hloSouhN INV
being given by the Honolulu Photo
Supply Co.
. Charles Wilcox, with his attorney
w C. Achi, appeared in the Polio
, Court to answer charges of three EN-
bezzlements of public funds. EXamin
alton waived and Wilcox bound owe
to the Circuit Court for trial
DR.. G. u. Cooper president of tn
Board of Health, and DR.. l.. Il. COfer
chief quarantine officer of the U.
Marine Hospital Service, left in tn
steamer Kinau for Hilo today. The
> expected to return on Saturday.
, All the money in the Chinese Fund
, amounting to over Sl55,O00, according
to the message of the Governor to tn
, Legislature, Is now in the vaults in til
Treasury Department, the last install
, ment. amounting to l,0UJ, being pai
out yesterday on the reQuisition of Gov
ernor Dole.
!, Monte Cristo was sent to Jail for 3
, dayS nv Julge Wilcox this morning