Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Read wants" on page G.

W Monday az 10 a. m.
Judge Roblnson's Jurors will not bs ,
called again this term.
Nandals have cut down nearly all the
young trees In Aala park ,
Music by the Quintet Club at Kerrs
store, Alakca street, tonight,
For bargains In drcss goods and
fancy articles for ladies wear 20 TO A.
Dlom. Progress block.
II you want to get your moneys
worth fail not to 20 to ]. A. II. Nieira,
the only Hotel street ieweler.
A nice Christmas present may be se'
cured by buying a pair of fantail pig.
cons from j. II. Craig. See ad.
Harry Klemmc was chosen first lieu.
tenant of company c last night. Geo.
Smithies was elected second lieuten.
amt.
Four teams are in training for the
Association football games to be com.
menced at the Makibi grounds in Jan
uary.
Inc WISE Hldn SdNts UP ipi idihS
day. Open an account with the Phoe
nix s. b. & Loan Association ana lard
times will no. hurt you.
Cremo is a good SC cigar II there
was better one Cremo would not be
the largest seller in the world. II.
IIaCkfeld 4 Co, wholesalers.
The japanese blue and white cotton
rugs and Chinese mating rugs at Lew.
ers & Cooke cannot be equaled for
beauty and service at the price.
Take home box of Porto Rico's
finest cigars. Gunst.Eakin Cigar Co.
will supply you with the hest brands.
See announcement in this issue.
A regular session of Aloha Temple,
A. A. o. n. NJ. S. will be held at the
Temple this evening. All visiting
mobiles are cordially invited to attend
| An unmanageable kerosene stove in
Mrs. Folsom's residence on Beretania
street last night caused the fire depart.
ment to turn out. No damage wss
done.
Now is the time TO cover your walk
with crushed rock or sand. Telephone
ly0ur order to Lord & Belser Main 1873.
Their prices are low enough to suit
your purse.
The rooms of the Kilohana Art
League attract few visitors each DAY
TO the twenty.second semi.annual pie.
ture exhibition, which is free to the
public until December I.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of ST
Andrews Cathedral will be held on
Monday at 2:30 p. m. at the residence
of Mrs. Bickerton, Waikiki.
The Guy Owens E.r ':riral Construr
tion Co, Ltd. at il20 Cnion street. vii
gladly furnish estimpleS on you" work
They always keep in stock full lin'
of supplies of every description
, The matches Tor the fifth place il
= the championship list of the Mano
Golf club will be played of today. Th
. lplay will be G. b. High vs. Geo Angus
land f. S. Munsell VS.. Il. c. Brown.
= Judge Robinson enters judgment 70
J. IStS,O9i.39 in favor of the Americag.H
!. vaiian Engineering and Constructio
Co. against the Hilo X. r. Co. None
,, due on the building of the Hilo whaI
was the cause of contest.
Rev. W. NJ. Kincaid will preach Il
morrow at the Central Union churcl
AT II o'clock Il. IN. the subject will h
1.-THE Kind of a Revival We Need" |
the evening at 7:3O there will be
praise service by the choir,
Governor Carter is considering til
chronological value OF an old Hawaiia
Village, also the attraction of such a
institution To tourists, The schen
u Ould have to be under proper COZ
trol. Government land might be use,
Territorial Treasurer reports to I'll
Governor that outstanding warrant
have been met by receipts from NOven
ler taxes. Warrants may not have /
v he registered again until March. tn
sum of sos, 2S9.72 is now on hand I
inject December warrants.
I The Central Union Christmas III
\ deavor Society last evening elected I'll
following officers for 1905: Lyle Dicl
oy, president; Spencer Bowen, vi,
president: Carrie Gilman, treasurer
Gertrude Hall. secretary; Carr
Forbes. corresponding secretary.
A committee from the Territorii
|. Republican Committee conferred wit
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