Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-02

| hiS Tor haneohe ports. She will re
| turn tomorrow.
Furnished front rooms at the Aus.
Iralia House, 1881 Fort street, reduced
to Sc per month.
Santa Claus Emporium at Wall,
Nichols Co. will be open evenings from
now until Christmas.
The Coyne Furniture Co. will sell for
one day only on Monday, December
l, Ca50rettes at 80 cents.
q. Masuda has filed an application
with the Treasurer for liquor license
at Honokawai, Lahaina, Maui.
Beginning yesterday and continuing
all the month, the island mails will
close fifteen minutes earlier.
7 You can get your moneys worth at
Eco. y. Martins. tailor, Hotel street.
open saturday evenings until o.
Mercantile Printing Co. have large
stock of business cards on hand which
are being sold at $500 per 1000.
Mrs. }. +. c. Able, child and maid,
returned this morning on the Kinau
from visit to Hilo and the volcano.
Whitney & Marsh are making a hand.
some display of holiday goods, every.
thing being shown being of useful ma.
ture and rightly priced.
Arabic applied to your iron roofs
now, before the heavy rains set in, will
prevent leaks. California Feed Co,
agents.
The French ship Veringetorlx has
| been reported by one brig l.urline as
sighted In longitude 1876 w. and lati.
tude 2G.2S n. on November 18th.
See Sachs holiday handkerchief adv.
In this issue. A handsome fan will be
sINen free with each dollar purchase
Of handkerchiefs Monday and Tues.
Jay.
The Globe Wernicke elastic book.
case makes an ideal Christmas pres.
ent. 1t fits any library or any purse.
Sold by J. A. NJ. Johnson Co, Fort
street.
Not knowing where to buy to bes,
advantage is one OF the varieties Of ig
norance on which there Is a heavy tax
YOU can escape this tax by reading the
| Bulletin ads
Grand struggle for supremacy. Puma
hou VS.. Males in the championship
football game, Saturday. December 9Th.
Tickets on sale at Hawaiian News Co.,
Young building.
At the service In the Gospel Mission
hall. Hotel street, Eva side of Fort,
the subject this evening at 1880 will
De on The Rich Gift of a Poor Wo-
man." All are invited.
Miss BerniCe Dwight, after a visit
to the volcano. arrived this morning
from Hilo on the steamer Kinau. She
Will resume heG position In the Office
OF the Superintendent of Public Works.
The last dance OF the year will be
given at Progress hall December 30. by
Oahu Canton No. /. Patriarch Militant,
!. o. y. +. to raise funds for the uni.
forms recently acquired by the Can.
ton. which is uniform rank OF the
Odd Fellows,
The bark X. p. Rithet will be moved
from the Bishop wharf this afternoon
out into the bay, where she will await
load of sugar. The Mauna Loa will
discharge her cargo of sugar from ner
hold to the Rithet's.
Last evening a reception was ten.
dered Bishop Libert and Father Val.
entin at the Mission Home of the
clergy in the Cathedral grounds. The
Bishop and his chaplain received the
members Of the Catholic church and
| their many friends of other denomina.
lions, In the main hall. During the re-
ception the st. Louis College Band
played.
Among the passengers on the Kinan
this morning was Miss Bernice
Dwight, the popular stenographer OF
the Public Works Department, who re.
tnrna aftn. NJ
Hawaii. Miss Dwight spent three
weeks at the Volcano House and the
rest OF the time at Hilo visiting her
many friends.
High Sheriff Henry intends to mott.
fly the jailors Of all the country jails
that, In accordance with the recent
Supreme Court decision in the Wong
Lung habeas corpus case, no misde-
meanor prisoner must be made to
work in a public place, unless he does
so voluntarily and signs a statement
TO that effect.
Grant Snow, the negro who a short
time ago attempted to break through
the wall of the Oahu prison, where he
Is in custody. this morning refused to
work in the quarry, where he went
with the ball and chain attached to his
foot with other prisoners. He was
taken back to the Jail, where persua.
sive means will be tried to overcome
his dislike for physical exertion.
The transport Dix left Nagasaki
this morning with 5000 tons OF coal
Tor the United States Government.
Half OF the cargo will be discharged
here. The old Hopper yard near the
Oceanic wharf is being cleaned up by
the authorities for the storage Of the
fuel The other 1000 tons Of coal will
be taken on to San Francisco. The
Dix is expected to arrive here about