Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-16
Books, BOokish
People and Things
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ne DcilheulOIs OClOueT. 10 CeHlS
a copy; s100 a year. Butterick Pub.
Co., New York. Helen NJ. Winslow's
"At Spinster Farm-The Story of an
Actual Experience" is continued with
q large number Of most excellent con-
tributions on Education for Life
Through Living" safe Foods and
How to Get Them" Famous Hymns
Of the World" Little Sketches Of
Travel" The Collectors Manual"
Modern House Building and "The
Rights OF Childhood" There are no
end Of practical subjects and illustra-
tons for everybody.
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Public Opinion" September Q. 10
cents copy; $500 year. The Public
Opinion Co., New York. Peace in the
Far East" The Rising Tide of Immi.
grafton" and Electricity Reviving
the Comstock Mines" are articles.
There is an illustrated contribution by
Anterior Brownell entitled Problems
OF Hawaii" 1t is the problem of la.
Dor, of course, that looms up.
Everybody who loves true humor
that has not been worked off like so
much 'humor" Is. will be glad that Hol.
man +. Days rest in the Maine woods
has stimulated the author to another
hook. Squire Phin' will be as good
II not better than any book Mr.. Day
has written. Published by A. s. Barnes
& Co. The book will picture the life
of New England village.
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THE Cuba Review and Bulletin"
August. Munson 8. S. Line, New York.
Mr.. l.. f. Conant has an article on
titles to real estate in Cuba. 1t is not
quite so hard to get land In Cuba as
II is here. Articles from practical
vegetable, poultry and fruit raisers
show also that Cuba is going to be tho
home Of the small farmer.
"McCall's Magazine" Five cents a
copy; fifty cents year. The. Nc
Call Co., New York. Abundant fashion
notes and illustrations with some ex.
cellent contributions Of a general ma.
ture. There is a reserve and selection
about the editing of this periodical
which commends II to the best read.
ers.
Railway Critic" September. 10
cents a copy; sl.00 a year. No. l4S
Liberty street, New York. This month !:
1.-TWO Stage and Multi.Stage Compress.
sion," Manila Ropes for Transmission
and Hosting" The Drainage of the
East River Tunnel" Hints on Paint.
ing Structural Steel"
"The Christian Register" Christian
Register Association, Boston, Mass.
The editor Is back. He seems ready
for the dray. Silas Harrington writes
a London letter, there is an article on
"The Health Farm in Colorado to-
gether with some good sermons aud
other papers.
"Browning's Magazine" September.
25 cents year. Browning, King & Co..
New York. Contains entertaining It'd
bits.
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One of Oscar Wilde's essays entitled
Intentions" is about to be issued nv
Bretano's New York.
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teresting as Van Vliet and Roth will
meet and hard fought contest is look.
ed for. Roth is the favorite.
Saturdays play resulted as follows:
A. 7. Brock won from A. L. c. At
kinson by default.
c. H. Cooke defeated NJ. F. Prossey
rs. 60.
r. C. Van Vlient defeated II. c. Car.
ter, 6-1, 60.
w. p. Roth defeated d. Howard
Hitchcock, 6-3, SO.
The semi-fnals will be played on the
Beretania courts today. the following
games being scheduled:
At p. mr.. c. Van Vliet vs.. w.
p. Roth; 8 y. ma. T. Brock VS.. G.
II. Cooke.
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