Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL

| Mrs. a. j. Lyon has returned from z
visit to the mainland.
Choice live turkeys at c. @. Yet
| Hop 4 Co. order 1t early.
A. II. Jackson, the insurance man.
returned in the Manchuria
All latest shades in yelling at Mrs
| Dickersons. Alakea street,
The II. NJ Won Hollis returns from
the continent In the Manchuria.
DR.. J. l.. Howard returned from the
Mainland per S. S. Manchuria.
| The best and cheapest stove wood
In the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
Attorney A. Lewis, of Smith G Lewis,
arrived from the Coast today in the
Manchuria.
Miss r. Harris will continue the art
sale at the Hawaiian Bazaar until
| Christmas.
The Claudine leaves with Christmas
mail and freight at p. m. today for
Maui ports.
Mrs. ID. II. Case returned today from
a trip to Kansas, where she placed hei
son in school,
The transport Buford Is expected 10
morrow. She will probably leave Sun.
day for Manila.
The bark Girard C. Tobey arrived
this morning from Hilo with forty.ive
cords Of frewood
The civil service examination for q
customs inspectress has been postponed
until further notice.
Judge George ID. Gear and Attorney
!. A. Davis returned this morning from
the Coast in the S. s. Sonoma.
Mrs. s. NJ. Damon and Miss May
Damon were home corners in the Man
huria from the Coast this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane and
Misses G. and Alice Macfarlane were
ManChuria passengers from the Coast.
The steamer Ike Au Hou leaves at 5
o'clock this afternoon for Kauai ports
With the Christmas mail from the So
mona.
Prices reduced for the holidays. New
england Bakery.
Judge DE Bolt Is still confined to his
home on account of illness. 1t Is
understood that he Is suffering from
lumbago.
Mrs. Hans lsenberg arrived on the
Sc Au Hou this morning from Ahukini
o attend the funeral of the late II. a.
lsenberg.
Make your husband or brother hap
IS with pair of those silk pajamas al
o. +, Ehlers & Co. Open evenings till
Christmas.
II you have bottles or any kind of
old metal to sell take 1t to A. C. Mont.
| gomery. lie will give you the best
possible price for 1t.
The big rush Is on us, don't wal,
| until the last moment to make youi
Christmas purchases at Santa Claus
Emporium" Wall, Nichols Co.
CHRISTMAS WILL
Be Complete in its Good Things II
lou take home tomorrow evening the
SATURDAY BULLETIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Cooke are home
again after trip East. Mr.. Cooke rep
resented Hawaii at the American Bank,
ers' Association annual gathering.
Miss Sadie Mclain, one of Honolu
LUIS school teachers, who has been Wis
itlng friends during six months va
cation, returned on the Manchuria this
morning.
| Curlos make good Christmas pres
ents for your friends. II you don't
know what to send, visit Steiner at
the Island Curio Store, GIG Fort street,
McInerny building.
Christmas Day Football. Champion,
ship game at Baseball Park, 3 y. m
Males VS.. Punahou. Admission % and
| 80 cents. Tickets on sale at Hawaiian
| News, Young Building.
Anyone desiring to send gifts or DO,
nations of any kind for the Salvation
Army newsboys' tree for Monday night
may leave them at the Hall, corner
Nuuanu and King streets.
Mrs. Judge Shea, Miss Shea of New
| York, and Archdeacon Jeffries, who
have been here several months, leave
on the S. $. Siberia January for the
eastern part OF the mainland.
| Calendars for 1906 being distributed
by +. r. Ehlers, Hackfeld
Co. and the II. Waterhouse
Trust Co. are works of art and must
tertainly be appreciated by all.
Purser Morse of the Ke Au Hou re.
ports the following cargoes of sugar
awaiting shipment on Kauai: X. 3
NJ. 1900 bags; V. X. 700; diamond W
1900; G. & r., 656; McB., 1000, Kilauea
1900; Koloa, 1850.
Buy your Christmas Cakes from the
New England Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mott-Smith, Col
and Mrs. Sam Parker, Misses Beatrice
Dorothy and Muriel Parker and James
Parker, Mrs. J. A. Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs. p. l.. Waldron arrived In the
Manchuria today from the mainland
The motion of petitioner In the new
quo warranto suit of ". c. Peacock vs.
Alexander CARVE to set the matter fol
a hearing which was to have beer
presented before Judge DE Bolt this
morning, was continued owing to th'
Judges illness.
Mrs. II. A. Isenberg, widow of the
late II, Alexander lsenberg, who dice
in New York. accompanied by her tw,
children and two maids, arrived in tn,
$. S. Manchuria this morning, The rs
mains of the late Mr.. Isenberg arrived
In this vessel.
The steamer he Au Hou arrived thii
morning from Kauai Light shower
are reported on the windward side o