Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Revs. J. T. and s T. Kekipi are here
from Maui.
The feet has gone but Pantheon o,
7. 5. is still with us.
II. A. Isenberg returned from Kauai
In the w q. Hall Sunday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, I. O. o. F..
meets tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall.
p. McLaue, manager of Koloa plan.
tation. arrived from Kauai yesterday.
Rowe The Painter When you
hear it know 1t is so. Paint properly
put.
New Year magazine orders. start!
Marked prices. Arleigh & Co, 1856
Fort Street.
The convocation of the Episcopal
Church of Hawaii will begin January
18th in st. Andrews Cathedral.
II you haven't tasted the Heinz
Sweet Pickle you haven't tasted real
pickle. Your grocer sells them,
There will be a Carmen rehearsal in
the Opera House at the usual time this
evening. Every member is expected 10
be present
The an...... ai.%"". meeting Of the German
Lutheran church was held yesterday.
The reports showed the church TO be
IN most excellent condition.
The annual meeting of the Inter-
Island Telegraph CO.. Ltd, will be held
In the Merchants Association rooms,
Judd Building, Wednesday afternoon.
Adjutant and Mrs. S. Allison Coe ex-
pect to leave for Southern California
on the 26th of the present month. \
farewell meeting will be held on tho
.2ith.
Mrs. Agnes II. r. Judd. with her
daughters Agnes and Sophie, and Miss
Pauahi Judd, will winter In Berlin,
where Mr.. and Mrs. G. =, wilder are
at present located.
The annual meeting OF the congre-
cation of Central Union church will be
held Wednesday evening. Reports
from officers of the various church So
cieties will be heard,
Folding kodaks can be carried in
the pocket; any one can use them,
ready in jiffy, quick as lightning In
action. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
have full stock from $40 upwrad.
Arabic" has been used here for
nearly four years and the sales are in
cleasing. If II was not a good article,
those using 1t would soon say SO. a
trial is all We ask. Satisfaction guar
,anteed.
There will be work In the initiatory
degree in Harmony Lodge, No. 8, !. o,
o. f.. this lMonday) evening, JanT
AIRY II. Members Of Excelsior Lodge
and all visiting brothers are fraterna!-
ly invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke returned
home in the America Maru SUNDAY
morning. 1t was their original inten-
Ition TO proceed from China and Japan
or tour of the world, but they
changed their minds and came back.
Kaaia. native boy, had his leg
crushed by a cane ear at the Honolulu
plantation yesterday. Amputation was
necessary. The native was employed
about the car and 1t is reported that
he fell. He was brought to the city
for treatment and taken TO the Queen s
hospital.
The officers of the America Maru do
not seem to fear war between Japan
and Russia. They stated while in port
that Japan was actively preparing for
war but that she had been doing that
for many months back and that there
was absolutely no immediate danger
Of hostilities.
An opinion has been rendered by
the Attorney Generals department on
the application of w. o Aiken for 4
quit claim deed to certain land in Hal
ku, Maui, TO the effect that the appli-
cation comes within the provision OF
Section 207 of the Civil Laws OF 1897
providing for the quieting of title 10
property in which the Government
may have apparent interest. Land
Commissioner Pratt will investigate
the matter.
An old Hawaiian, Punuku by name
was arrested on Beretania street, near
Thomas Square, by Deputy Sherifl
IChillingworth at little after midnight
Saturday The fellow has been In jai
lefore on the charge OF larceny. On
his persons were found an old sloucl
hat, bag and magnet, the magnet
very probably being used TO detect The
presence Of metal. 1t is said of the
old fellow that he has been in thu
habit Of stealing lead from the grease
traps Of sinks at private residences.
Delay In the Treatment Of bronchitis
which generally begins with chill, no
feverish attacks and feeling OF ex
haustion, develops into very seriou
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