Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-06
LOCAL and GENERAL


kunu.
u. II. Case has returned to his home
in Maui.
The feet has gone but Pantheon o,
p. $, is still with us.
Superintendent McVeigh returned to
the settlement yesterday
Two furnished roomadjoining, are
offered for rent at 1927 Wilder Ave.
Chas. Hummel, mgr. Hawaiian Hotel
Barber Shop. Your patronage solicit.
ed.
| Rev. =. Fftz, c. w. Baldwin. C. D..
Iufkin, c. Conradt and r. w. Shingle
left for Maui yesterday.
Miss Hardwick a school teacher Of
Il,ihue Kauai, left for home in the W.
c. Hall yesterday.
There will Be another rehearsal of
Carmen" at the Opera House this
evening at the usual time.
The Territorial band will give con-
cert at the Kapalania railway depot
this evening, beginning at 1:30 o'clock
The new parasites to exterminate
the tree blight, which Professor Koe-
Gtle sent from the Coast recently, are
just beginning to hatch out.
J. b. Pathetic, the man who trav-
eled with Hancock. the suicide of a
few days since. left for San Fran
cisco in the Sonoma yesterday.
Arabic" is now so well and favor
ably known here on the Hawaiian ISL
ands that anyone purchasing II can
moot hut be satisfied with the results.
Among the passengers for Kauai
rorts in the w. G. Hall yesterday were
the following: o. B. Stillman. b. Wag-
ner. John Milsaps and II. L. Rosen-
bledt.
Patronage home industry; when you
need starch, order Pia, or Hawaiian
starch. All grocers keep it for sale.
costs no more and is superior to any
imported.
Among the passengers for Kona and
Eau ports in the Mauna Loa yester-
day were the following: w. ?. Fen
nell. L. Z. Conant Miss Ben Taylor,
W. A. Wall and H. Davis.
Put kodak in your pocket for 1904.
II will take you out of doors for good
healthy exercise and you will find II
the most fascinating pleasure you have
ever enjoyed. New stock of the latest
models now on hand at Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
+. 4. Mckenzie. of the London Daily
Mail. is on his way TO the Far East in
the Nippon Maru. He arrived from
Australia in the Sonoma yesterday.
Mr.. Mckenzie was sent TO Australia
last year to study the economic con-
Gitions of the Commonwealth.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrews has
taken up the study of first aid to the
injured" Mr.. Everton, of the Sea-
mems Institute, is interesting himself
III the proposition and has offered the
use OF the Institute rooms, at the foot
OF Nuuanu street, for the use OF the
brotherhood.
Professor +. l.. Scribner. Chief OF
the United States agricultural bureau
for the Philippines, passed through
here in the transport Sheridan. He
is on furlough. Professor Scribner
Is urging on the Federal Government
the establishment of a model sugar
plantation in the Philippines.
The band Of the Twenty-eighth In
iantry gave fine concert on the roof
garden of the Alexander Young Hotel
last evening. There was large crowd
in attendance. The officers and ladies
.oC the transport sheridan later on
danced in the makai ballroom of the
hotel. \ native quintet club furnished
the music.
SiXto Lopez left for the Orient in
the Nippon Maru today. During his
stay here he has been studying the Ha-
waiian sugar industry In its different
branches. He has spent most OF his
time on Maui. Yesterday Senior Lopez
Went over Eva plantation, being con-
dCcted by c. Hedemanp, Of the Homo
,flu Iron Works.
II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, have issued
an order that all visitors on departing
steamers OF the lines of which that
firm acts as agents, must leave the
vessels half an hour before their de-
parture. This includes the Pacific
Mail, Occidental & Oriental and the
TOyo Kisen Kaisha lines. The order
went into effect today at the departure
OF the Nippon Maru.
The Normal School class Of teachers
in nature study met last evening. Mr..
Thompson, OF Kamehameha, led the
talk on methods of doing outside work.
Mr., Taggard reported on school eX-
Veriments in following up the work
Of the mosquito campaign committee.
The children hpd become much inter-
Csted. Mr. Pope told Of experiments
with kerosene oil on taro and rice
patches for killing mosquito larvae.
which proved that the small amount OF
oil required did not injure the plants