Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-01
LOCAL and GENERAL
Road "Wantso on page 9.


Flags. flags, flags. at Wall, Nichols. .
Warrants for the June pay Of Jurors
are now issuing.
"PIkeRs AT THE FAIR" In satur.
days BULLETIN.
A. Bottomley leaves by the Helene
this evening for Hawaii.
First class carriage painting by ex-
perienced painter at Schuman'c.
Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Best bread in the city. 32 tickets for
81 New England Bakery. Hotel st.
Shaving i5c at the Imperial Shaving
parlors. corner King and Fort Streets
The real thing at last. House OF
Lords" Scotch whisky-at the Pan.
theon.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 12i9
Fort Street.
Excursion tickets to Maui by steam
er Likelike can be had at Woods q
Sheldon, 81 King street.
Judge Robinson today signed de-
cree of adoption of Adolph l.. Sterling
by Joseph and X. Enos.
As things will be very quiet In town
on the Fourth, II will pay you to go
on the excursion to Maui
The First Cotillion Social Club will
have its dance tomorrow evening al
Mrs. Bailey's, King street.
Acting Governor Atkinson this morn
ing collected about $3.50 for the Fourth
of July celebration at Kalaupapa.
Levers a Cooke get all the Public
Works lumber contracts; Honolulu
iron Works will supply Cumberland
coal.
A cuff button made from q Hawaiian
quarter has been lost. Finder will re.
ceive reward at this Office. See Lost
Column.
Mrs. 7. X. Clark. wife of Captain T,
X. Clark Of the Wilder S. S. Co.. died ut
her home on Emma street at 1880 this
morning. Mrs. Clark was in her 62nd
year.
The program of music at the Iolani
concert tomorrow night will be OF the
highest order. The concert will be
given In the 81. Andrews Sunday
school rooms.
Fireworks, large assortment. Wall,
Nichols.
Eminent physicians agree that cot
fee, when pure. Is one of the mos,
healthful OF beverages. II. Hackfeld a.
Co. guarantee their "Kamehameha"
brand old Kona coffee to be absolutely
pure. Sold by all grocers.
The Star Dairy Co. will have on exhi.
bition Sunday, July 3 on their prem
ises at Kahauiki choice lot OF dairy
stock. consisting Of cows. heifers and
calves. Anyone desiring first class
COW Will do we'll to look at them
S. X. Kamaiopili. late in the land
Office. will move in with Messrs. Il.
Colt Hebron and ]. J. Egan. real estate
brokers, In the Love building. Fort
street. as agent to grant marriage H.
cense. searchcr and abstract OF titles.
typewriter, collector, etc.
Acting Governor Atkinson. Superin-
tendent OF Public Works Holloway.
land Commissioner Pratt and. pos
sibly. High Sheriff Brown. start ON a
tour OF this island. via the Pail. by
team, this afternoon. ON Official inspec-
lion OF various departmental matters.
The passenger trains scheduled to
leave Honolulu at 1880 a. m. and ll:0I
J.. m. and arrive In Honolulu ut 10: IS
!. m. and 1905 y. m. will not be run
On Monday. July 1. Special train for
he boat races at Pearl Harbor win
leave Honolulu ut o'clock. Excur-
sion tickets. rs cents.
Paul lscnberg this morning lost n
valuable diamond from It's setting in a
ring outside Brewer n Co.5s Offices on
Queen street. liz promptly offered a
reward Of $25 10 the finder Of the
stone. A large crowd of watcrfronters
Immediately started diamond hunting
William White OF the lnter-Island
Steam Navigation Company was the
lucky finder. He delivered the stone
and promptly received the reward.