Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-07

ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Camera views, Paradise Of the Pa
cifie, on sale at all news dealers and
curbo stores.
The steamer J. A. Cummins arrived
this morning from Waimanalo and
l.aguna ports.
The Mikahala leaves tomorrow for
Maui, Kona and Kau ports in the place
of the Mauna Loa.
The steamer Mikahala will take Hil0
mail from the Coast arriving on the
Alameda tomorrow.
Santa Claus Emporium at Wall,
Nichols Co. will be open evenings from
now until Christmas.
Indoor baseball tonight at 1880 in
the Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium. The Kaiu,
lanis play the High Schools.
Big reduction in price Of Victor
Talking Machine Records at Berg
strom Music Co. Time to stock up.
Several Honoluluans have recently
received invitations from friends on
Hawaii to join in a wild cattle hunt.
The steamer Kaiulani gets out to
morrow afternoon at o'clock from the
Mauna Loa wharf for Hawaii ports.
Postmaster Pratt has placed two
large and handsome plants in the al.
leyway from Merchant street to King.
Arabic applied to your iron roofs
rOv, before the heavy rains set in, will
,gcrCat LEAFS. California Feed Co.,
agents.
The Pacific Import Co. are conduct.
ing a special sale on pure linen hand.
kerchief centers at prices that you can
hardly afford to overlook.
Regular meeting OF Hawaii Chapter
No. /, Order Of Kamehameha for the in
stallation of officers will be held this
evening at the usual place.
The steamer Kaiulani arrived short.
ly after o'clock this morning with q
load OF freight from Hilo. She had .
general cargo and cattle aboard.
The American. Hawaiian S. s. Art
conan leaves New York City for Homo.
lulu via San Francisco on December
2Sth. She will not arrive here until
some time in February.
L.. Farmer. OF the customs house, Is
taking lay of While searching Jap
|
infected his right hand and II is Civ.
Ing him some trouble.
Mail leaving here on the S. S. Ven.
tura December 18th will arrive In San
Francisco Christmas morning. Bu,
owing TO the postotilce rush 1t is liable
not TO be delivered for several days.
All Lum, All Hoe and All Yup, che ia
players, were before Judge whitney
yesterday afternoon. The first two
were fined $50 and costs and Yup hat
his trial postponed until December IL
A new main topmast is being put OF
J the bark Kaiulani. tied UP awaiting ,
load of sugar at the railroad wharf
The vessel will not get away from her,
for several weeks. She goes to Sal
Francisco.
Work on the Brewer wharf will be
gin shortly. Lumber has been on tn,
ground for some time. Piles will b,
driven to begin the work. Ii will b,
several months before the new doci
will be completed.
Miss Bernice Holstein, niece o
Representative Holstein, was thl
morning brought from Kahulul to b,
plcaCed in the insane asylum. Tn,
young lady has been mentally affecte,
for about year past.
The new gates for the Oceanic whnr
provided by the Health department
have been delivered. At the next de
parure of a Coast boat from the docl
friends OF outgoing passengers will b
allowed on the wharf This will be Il
erect until December 2Sth.
One of the greatest strides in kodal,
cry is the Kodak Developing Tank. !
follows the idea OF the kodak develop
ing machine but is a great improve
ment. Come and have look at 1t a
Honolulu Pboto-Supply Co.
A huge pile of coal near the Oceani
wharf belonging to the government
being cut In two because of smolde'
ing fire In the middle. The coal
for the transport service. The diyisio
Is for the purpose of ventilation an
to extinguish the fire:
Secretary Of the Territory A. l..
Atkinson was to attend yesterday an
today the meeting Of the National Civil
Federation In Washington. He was I
speak on immigration. He is an a,
credited delegate from Hawaii.
NJ. S. Deponte has opened an estal
lishment for the cleaning, dyeinl
pressing and. repairing Of clothes. TIL
place will be known as The City Rem,
waiting Co. and will employ none BIT
experienced workmen, who will Civ
satisfaction on all orders placed wit
them.
w. o. Smith, trustee for Mrs. An
Lidgate, has filed two suits for for
closure of mortgage against Mary Jan
Montana, A. A. Montana and Alexand,
CARVE on two promissory notes f
$4,000 and $500 respectively, made b
the two first respondents. These al
secured by mortgages on certain prem
ises In Manoa valley, In which Gary
claims some title or interest as tru
tee in bankruptcy Of Mrs. Montana.
Sakata and Ikita, two Japanese, b