Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-14
LOCAL and GENERAL

Lost" Sth page, today.
Rev. i. S. Shin came in on the
Claudine this morning from Kahului
As yet no date Is set for the Mer.
chants Association annual banquet.
A. J. Splitter. the travelling man,
tame in on the Claudine from Lahaina
today.
Adj. j. H. Bamberry, of the Saliva.
tion Army, returned this morning from
Kahului
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
The temperature Of the sea water, of
Waikiki for two days past has been 10.
1t is the same today.
Santa Claus Emporium at Wall,
Nichols Co. will be open evenings from
now until Christmas.
The officers of Oceanic Lodge No. 81,
f. & A. NJ. will be installed Friday
evening in Masonic Temple.
Judges Whitney and Dickey are the
joint speakers at the Thursday Club
tonight on The Courts"
A commissioners sale in re Jas.
Wakefield, trustee. vs.. II. c. Spalding
~ DuullSntu III llllS lSSut.
A. c. Dowsett returned this morning
from a trip concerning the honey bus.
mess at I.ahaina.
DR.. r. Fl. Dinegar, resident physician
of Puunene hospital at Kahului, ar.
rived this morning on the steamer
Caudine.
Bishop Libert, while in Rome, was
given no instructions to curtail mod.
crn music in the Catholic cathedral
and churches here.
We will insure you against sickness
or accident and will pay to the assured
or the beneficiary. Bishop & Co., In.
Surance Department.
Captain Graham of the Phelps, now
In port, neither smokes nor Chews to.
baCCo. He never tasted liquor until
he was 80 years of age.
A Bulletin want ad. Is a Christmas
opportunity. There is no better or
easier method to turn old household
things into new money.
The Reyer is taking on ballast from
the ship Phelps. They are side by SIDE
at the railroad wharf. The Phelps was
moved there this morning.
U. S. Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton Director Jared Smith declares
that the cigar made OF Hawaiian grown
tobacco will prove a success.
Father Julien, Father stephen an"
Father Charles arrived on the Claud.
inc this morning from Kahului to pay
their respects to Bishop Zeugma.
Beginning tomorrow morning n. }.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. will give hand.
some brooch with every ladies' trim.
med hat and chain purse with every
child's trimmed hat.
Buy him slippers for Christmas. Man.
ufaCturers' Shoe Co. has splendid
stock to choose from. Ask the sales
men about the shoe certificate specially
designed for Christmas.
Captain Graham of the ship +. NJ.
Phelps Is having his automobile re
paired and will have It out this after
noon or tomorrow. He has not used Il
since he left Philadelphia.
The steamer Helene left for Hawai-
ports last evening. II Is her first tril
since she has been on the marine rail
way, scraped and painted, fitted will
new rigging and overhauled generally
No man could wish for bette
Christmas gift than any of the item
contained In GunstEakin Cigar CO..
ad In this issue. Also see window dis
play, corner Fort and King streets.
Halstead & Co.. Ltd, Fort street
stock and bond brokers. are presenting
their friends with an unusually beau
lirul calendar for 1906. II is one o
the handsomest seen here in a loni
time.
Captain Niblack of the lighthous,
district has issued n notice to mariner
recommending that all vessels entering
the harbor take on pilot until afte
the dredging operations now going oil
are completed.
The approach of the festive sceasol
finds us bountifully supplied with tn
legion of good things so necessary l.
4 the complete satisfying of the lime
man. Order early and avoid disaT
pointment. Henry May & Co.
| Secretary II. p. Wood of the Hawa
! Promotion Committee speaks befor
| the Engineers Society at Haalele
Lawn, Richards and Hotel streets, o
| Monday evening on: Engineering
4 Boom" He will tell something Of tn
history of Southern California boom'
Joseph Keawe, who was sentence
by Judge Dole to six months imprit
onment and fine OF $45S.6S for embe
element of postal funds, was this morI
ing released on taking the poor col
II vict's oath. as he has served his sci
n tence and the required thirty days b.
Il sides II.
n Mike Wright, the tobacco man, VII
II leaves on the Miowera, takes with hi
d $50 pounds of tobacco grown In IL
wall This mixed with the finest qua
! ity of Havana will be made into cigal
and sent to 7. J. Fitzpatrick of Fo
! street. This lot will make one of Il
n best cigars ever brought to Hawaii.
! Why not buy books for Christine
/ presents? They are both useful al
\ ornamental, and will give the create
J pleasure to the greatest number. S,
I the excellent assortment of standa
works, offered at publishers price