Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-25
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Read my Lady Of the North" q
facinating book on sale at Arleigh &
Co.'s. .
| Captain Schmidt took the Irmgard
to sea today. The vessel has a full
load Of sugar.
| Gasoline launch for sale. For par.
ticulars apply to Hind, Rolph Z Co.,
Campbell block.
II Orders taken for fresh violets. In.
quirs Harold Gear, 1885 Emma St Tel.
ephone. Blue 2371.
The Club Stables have some fns
pasturase near town. Turn out your
horse, he needs a rest.
In all probability the Gerard c. To-
hey will get away on Saturday for the
Coast with full load Of sugar.
Football smoker Saturday evening
at Honolulu Athletic Club. Interest.
ing program. Admission S1.0O.
100000 to be given anyone who can
beat 800 points at 10 pins is the very
tempting prize offered by Pop"
A meeting OF the Honolulu Baseball
League will be held Thursday, Jan. 26,
at s p. m. in room 8, Young Hotel.
Notice is given under New Today
to all persons having claims against
D. Kawananakoa and J. Kalanianaole.
A regular meeting OF Honolulu Ae.
RE. No. 14O, F. o. E., will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock in Harmony
Hall.
For nickle plating, machine work,
telephones. electric light wiring, ETC.,
go to Guy Owens Electrical Construc-
ton Co.
There will be a band concert at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel Thursday even.
ing. January rs, to which all are cor
daily invited.
The annual meeting of Hustace.
Peck Co., Ltd, will be held at the Of.
fee Of Jas. F. Morgan on Monday, Jan.
80. at 1 o'clock D. m.
Hackfeld & Co. expect that the Ko-
rea will arrive tomorrow morning
from the Orient. She will likely get
away again during the afternoon.
A Bulletin want ad. tells its story
quietly and effectuaIIy In the homes Of
people who are looking through the
paper to have their needs supplied.
Mrs. William Z. Taylor gave card
party and tea from 8 to 5 yesterday
afternoon In honor Of Mrs. II. w.
Lyon. wife Of the naval commandant.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Company holds Its annual meeting in
the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
merce In the Stangenwald building to-
morrow.
Sheriff H. r. Hitchcock, OF Molokai,
arrived In the Likelike this morning
to transact business with the High
Sheriff. He will return to his post by
the same vessel today.
Several japanese gambling cases In
Police Court were this morning con-
tinues to February 1 tpending an ap.
peal sometime ago to the Supreme
Court on points Of law.
Sugar on Kauai January "a, reported
BY the Mikahala: X. 8. NJ. 800; v. X,
1900; w., 1900; Max. 1888; G. O.
r.. 3,lss; Mob. 1l.410; H. M. 10000;
Lihue. LILO; M. s. Co., 1000; X. s.
Co.. $500.
The Hawaiian Trading Co. carry the
best and cheapest wickless blue flame
stoves In the market, also gasoline
lighting system lamps. Agents want
cd. Call at their once. Love building.
Fort street.
Another sugar cargo got away this
morning for San Francisco. It was
taken by the Archer. sailing about 7
o'clock. Captain Lancaster expects to
reach San Francisco In time to catch
the high sugar prices.
One OF the vessels departing today
will be the Likelike at 8 o'clock for
Molokai. Superintendent McVeigh will
be a passenger In her. The Helene
will get away at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon for Hawaii ports.
Workmen are still engaged In the
effort to raise the schooner Concord.
The bottom Of the little craft is SO
badly gone, however, that the work
Is difficult. Temporary repairs will
have to be made to the vessel before
she can be taken on the marine rail-
way.
A Folding Brownie Camera is Just
the thing for boys and girls. It's q
new 2hx3h camera that's almost
kodak. A constant source OF delight
at home and indispensable on an out
ing trip. Price $500. Call and see
Its splendid equipment at Honolulu
Philosophy Co.
Two detachments Of troops from
Camp Mckinley went out to Kahauiki !
this morning to lay out the lines Of
the proposed new camp there. They |
will perform the preliminary work so !
that the engineers may 30 ahead
promptly upon their arrival.
Purser CRUDE, Of the Mikahala, ar
irving this morning. reported as fol-
lows: Kauai at Anahola loading su-
gar She has on board $500 bags. Ex-
poets to leave morning Of Jan. rs for
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