Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-19

The Elks' Rifle Club changes its
time of practice from Thursday even.
ing TO Saturday afternoon at 1880.
A farewell" concert will he given
by the band on board the cruiser New
| Orleans at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Honolulu Symphony Society
will hold its regular meeting and 10.
hearsal at Haalolea Lawn tomorrow
evening.
An experienced saleslady is wanted
for fancy goods department in retail
store. For particulars address Box
ZOS, city.
After discharging about 700 tons Of
freight here, the W. -. Flint will 80
to Makawci to discharge the remain.
der of her cargo.
Telephone to California Feed Co. for
ARABIC" II stops leaks in iron roofs,
improves appearances, and ON sunny
days cools fully fifteen degrees.
Frank ". Wallace, at one time an
killed on December 20 while switching
cars at Douglas, Arizona.
Ncsselrode pudding, bisque and tut
tifrutti ice cream, in bricks for din.
ner parties, at the New England Bak.
cry. Tel. Main "A.
| George Ewart has returned from
Mexico on the Sierra, bringing seeds
Of rubber trees and some coffee berries
for experimental work here.
Dark room supplies of every de-
scriptiOn supplied at Honolulu Photo.
Supply Co. Kodaks sold and rented:
films, plates. tripods and every photo.
graphic device carried In stock.
I. Miner Harrison has filed a peti.
tion to the Supreme Court for re.
hearing of his suit against J. A. Ma.
soon, +. B. McStocker, J.. c. Ables
Ct al.
The Pacific Import Co. have reduced
their entire stock OF ladies' ncck'vcar
TO half price. Ladies' embroidered
turnover collars DC. Slkolinc closed
out at l0c yard,
After calling at Kahulul for sugar,
the steamer Nebraskan will sail for
San Francisco direct. The steamer
Texan will sail at o'clock this aft.
er&noon for Eaanapali TO load sugar
for New York.
The Hawaiian Fiber Co. Is sending
some Of the by-products of their sisal
plantation to the Cumberland Paper
Mill Of Portland. Maine, by the steam.
ship Texan. The paper company will
experiment with this shipment.
Cargo of Sierra from San Francisco.
Jan. is: 5S9 pkgs. hardware, IS pkgs.
drugs. 6l5 pkgs. liquor, 3,5i2 pkgs.
merchandise. 1891 pkgs fruit, 800 SKIS.
sugar PAP pkgs, dry goods, 2,I00 SKIS,
flour. 500 SKIS. rice. S3i pkgs. vege'
tables, II pkgs. H. H. goods.
Directors of the Hawaii Yacht Club
yesterday decided to hold the annual
general meeting for the election of
officers on the 2sth instant. The meet,
ing will he preceded by a banquet,
Vice.Commodore II. Il. Picker and Mr..
{. w. Maciarlane are in charge.
The o. II. 4 l.. Co. has sued out
on injunction against thirty-four OF
the japanese fishermen who have been
invading the konohiki of HONOLULU
A temporary writ was granted by
Judge De Bolt. The petition alleged
that a rental of $4,000 per year could
be obtained for these fishing rights
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