Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-04
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

Governor Carter yesterday signed the /
charter Of the Hawaiian Chinese Club. /,
The Board of Health holds its reg
llar meeting at 3 o'clock this after
noon. -,
Need brush? tooth, hair, nail or
clothes. There is fine assortment at
Hobron's.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1249
Fort street.
Blank books Of ali sorts. ledgers.
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
iishing Company.
Call at Schuman's, Young building,
for lap robes, whips, axle grease, har-
ness, oil, washers, etc.
Registered Treasury warrants num-
bered from 1907 to 1905 inclusive will
be paid on presentation.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors are now
serving their Justly celebrated Ice
cream at 10 cents plate.
The book OF words Of the opera The
Ahkund Of Swat will be on sale at
the Opera House. Price 25c.
Captain Catlin Of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Catlin have taken the Emmet
May cottage on Lunalilo street.
Notice is given that registered war
rants, Nos. 1907 to 1905 will be paid on
and after today on presentation.
Robert F. Rasmussen. Denmark, and
Geo. II. Wright, England, were yester-
day made citizens by Judge Dole.
The Democrats of the Sixth Precinct
of the Fourth District will meet at
Waverley Hall next Tuesday evening.
Plans for Kula homestead roads for
Maui have been prepared. Estimates
are being completed for the Nahiku
road
Mr. Hayes, the popular chef at the
Young hotel, left by the Alameda this
morning for a short vacation on the
Coast.
Jas. F. Morgan advertises the sale
OF furniture and valuable real estate, a
list of which is published In his col
umn on page s.
Fancy French prunes, six pounds for
25 cents. Paper shell almonds and
English walnuts, 2 lbs. for 25 cts. Gertz
Bros. Phone, White 1921.
Arabic" is for slate and iron roofs
and brick, stone and cement walls. 1,
is the greatest preservative known and
cools fully fifteen degrees.
N. F. Mcdonald. for two years 9
prosperous merchant at Hilo. left II
the Alameda this morning. He will
locate In business in Seattle.
New Book, Family Physician" 107
pages. Every home should have II
$1.35 at Wall, Nichols.
Glasses in Spanish will open at tn,
Catholic Mission on Monday, May
1904. For particulars apply to C. An
drews, at p. AcInsrny's cigar store.
The L. S. n. collier Nero left Sar
Francisco April 20 for this port. wher,
she will meet the cruiser New Yorl
and the gunboat Bennington. She ha,
1000 tons Of coal ON board.
There will be a social Friday even
ing at the Central Union church IL
honor of Rev. and Mrs. o. p. Emerson
who soon leave for Maui to superin
tend missions on that island.
Now Is kodak time. Buy or rent ,
kodak from Honolulu Photo-Supply
Co. and enjoy the delights Of pictur,
taking It means recreation, pleasure
and instruction all combined. .
Petition in bankruptcy has been filel
lagainst Yamanaka, storekeeper a
Haleiwa, Oahu NJ. Phillips & Co., S
Kimura and II. Hackfeld & Co., ar,
cIeditors represented by Frank L
Thompson.
Walter +. Pinkham. the architect
left this morning by the Alameda TO
q tour of the States. He will stud.
methods of architecture elsewhere an,
return to Honolulu to resume the prac
,tice OF his profession.
There will be meeting OF the mem
lbers OF the classes in prose composition
conducted by Mrs. Mabel Wing Castl,
this afternoon at the Kilohana Ar
League room in the Young Hotel. Plan
for continuing the work will be con
sidered.
An entertainment for the benefit o
the japanese Red Cross will take plac
at Progress Hall Monday evening. Tn
speakers In the English language will
be Dr. Nicholas Russell, Prof. NJ. NJ
Scott and Walter G. Smith. The pro
ceeds will be forwarded to the Re,
Cross Society In Japan.
Governor Carter has obtained from
the Interior Department leave Of alb
sence from the Territory to attend tn
Republican National Convention. H,
will probobly leave here May 2lst. !
Is. incidentally, his desire to attend OF
June 15 the gathering at st. Louis O
Sons OF the American Revolution, hav
Ing been elected delegate thereto b,
the Hawaiian Society, S. A. r.
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