Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL

A. +. Judd arrived from Hilo on the
kinau today.
l.. A. Andrews arrived from Maui ON
the Kinau today.
EA Dekum returned yesterday from
the Portland fair.
Mrs. &. rurneaux arrived from Hilo
an the Kinau today.
+. NJ. Brown came TO Honolulu ON
the Kinau this morning.
August Ahrens returned today from
a business trip to Maui.
Best cup hawaiian coffee in the city
at New England Bakery.
Chester A. Doyle returned from HI.
10 on the Kinau this morning.
Rev. Z. w. Thwing was an arriving
passenger on the Kinau today.
+. s. Dodge arrived on the Kinau
today from business trip to Hil0.
]. G.. Axtell returned on the Kinau
today from business trip to Maui.
DIR. l.. f. Cofer and l.. L. Pinkham
returned from Hilo on the Kinau to-
day.
| A. W. Carter returned on the Kinau
this morning from a business trip to
Hilo.
| Mrs. ID. Dowsett and Mrs. A.. G.
Dowsett were arrivals on the kinau
Today.
High Sheriff Henry returned on the
Kinau today from his inspection trip
70 Hawaii.
Camera views, Paradise of the Pa.
eific, on sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
Mr.. Merrill left for Japan in the
Siberia to establish a caterers busis
ness In Yokohama.
Col. Geo. Macfarlane states that i'm.
proved methods are nearly doubling the
California beet sugar crop.
The Cremo &c. cigar smokes well
right down to the end of the butt. II
Hackfeld 4 Co., distributors.
Miss Eta Loebenstein, who arrived
In Hilo on the last Enterprise. came to
Honolulu on the Kinau this morning.
b. l.. Marx arrived from Hilo on
the Kinau today. He has been secur.
Ing evidence In the Hawaiian fisheries
case.
The Merchants Association directors
will meet soon to consider the Ell.
tertainment of w. J. Bryan, who will
visit Honolulu.
The ]. A. Gilman residence was yes.
terday sold for s3S,000 to +. X. Howard
Of Buffalo. n Y. r. G. A, Peterson
handled the sale.
Deputy Attorney General NJ. +.
Prosser returned on the Kinau today
from Hilo. He has been attending the
Honokaa term Of court.
+. +. Baldwin. +. C. Baldwin. H.
A. Baldwin and Dave T. Fleming, the
members of the Maui polo team. ar
rived on the Kinap today.
Bright, breezy, helpful service at the
Gospel Mission. Oregon block, Hotel
street, opposite Bishop street, this
evening at 1880. All welcome.
Prof. w. II. Pickering of Harvard
University and W. +. Pickering ar
. rived from their trip to Hawaii and
Maui on the steamer Kinau today.
There will be special meeting OF
Hawaiian Lodge at the Masonic Tent
Pile at 2:30 p. m. today for the purpose
Of attending the funeral Of the late ].
X. Wilder.
1t is said that an automobilist with
money offers to cover the highest check
OF any Honolulan contributed TO fund
for repairing those streets used by au'
tomobilists.
Honolulu Koreans met In the Nuu.
anu street Methodist church yester'
day and organized benevolent asso.
ciation. Rev. ]. w. Wadmau was made
honorary treasurer.
The Oldsmobile Is a practical utility
car. Uncertainty In its manufacture
has long since been eliminated. 1T
the everyday car for everyday use
= Won Hamm-Young Co., agents.
n The tenth annual account OF th'
I; trustees Of the C. r. Bishop trust show
q receipts Of $69,S0i.46. payments Of sal,
!. 725.45 and balance of $2s,079.0l
4 Nearly $4,000 were paid out In benefac
" tions.
Acting Consul for the Netherland
Bigelow has received notice from tn
minister in Washington that the pic
= ture of Frans Halls, recently disap
peared from The Hague. has beel
. found.
Furniture buyers will do well to In
spect our new stock of bedroom sets
. chiffoniers and extension dining table
which are especially suited for peopl
desirous Of furnishing economically an,
well. Porter Furniture Co.
The new side-entrance White Steam
er is the most reliable automobile bull
today, of any sort and without distinc
toin as to motive power. There 1
nothing on wheels better than tn
White. Won Hamm-Young Co., agents
The second Pauoa tug.of-wear tear
viii meet the second Young viii
- Vests team at 2 o'clock p. m. tomol
row Sunday on the Pauoa cleats, an
hot pull is expected. The first Pauo
tug-of-wear team will also meet tn
Young Magoons on Sunday. the lot
\. Of September.
=" Charles ]. Falk. next friend of Emi
- liza. Jose, Theod. and Lutello Baret,
70 minors, has filed petition asking tina
d. NJ. T. Simonton be appointed guardia
No at litem for these minors In the su
OF Agnes Soares ct al vs. Fannie Guel
rero and the minors named. jude
Robinson granted the motion and all
pointed Simonton.
y Services at the First NJ. r. Churc
;. tomorrow will be as follows: At
,. Q. m, Sunday school and Bib
- classes; IL a. m, Pastor Wadman wi
Inrearh, suhiect "'Tha place Of ~