Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

Nue hdudl'
Delicious pies-like your mother
made. New England Bakery
Come and see the beautiful pattern
hats at Mrs. c. l.. Dickerson's
Miss Genevieve Dowsett is home
again from a trip to the Coast.
w. II. Hoogs and family returned
this morning from trip to the Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Smith we're re
turning passengers by the Korea to
day.
The physical committee of the y.
NJ. c. A. meets at 5 o'clock this after.
noon.
Bruce Cartwright Jr. arrived today
for vacation visit with his father ard
sister.
Are you reading Robert Louis Stew.
enson in the Pacific?" Arleigh & Co.
have It.
The steamer Lehua is loading buoys
at Naval wharf for various island
landings.
John Kidwell and Jas. F. Morgan
In the Korea.
The Keen Kutter" tools are the most
satisfactory steel goods. For sale b.
L. o. Hall & Son.
On Friday, Oct. 20, Jas. Morgan will
sell at auction at the Hackfeld wharf
u bags OF Daizu beans.
Mrs. J. &. Augur with her son, Nor
rls, and Mrs. A. II. Otis were return
ing passengers by the Korea.
Order your calendars for 1906 now.
See the new designs at The Robert
Grieve Printing Co.. Sc Merchant st.
The bark Brenda, (which was attach.
ed yesterday on the libel of a sailor
has been released upon furnishing a
| 500 bond.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Knight and theii
daughter, Thelma Parker, the minor in
the noted Parker ranch case, arrived
by the Korea this morning
Judge Robinson this morning denied
the motion for a directed verdict In ia.
vor of the defendant In the case OF
All Lum, charged with maintaining n
lottery.
An inventory Of the property Of the
late S. T. Alexander in the Territory
has been filed, showing that he owned
a lot on Dominis street, $4,000 square
feet in extent, and 2.i3 acres on Tanta
lus.
eco. FAiRcHILD'S VIEWS
On plantation labor and kapas
homesteads-Ed Towse's aftermath
story Of the Taft party-Latest from
Paris for the Iadies-Comie supple
ment and all the news
IN SATURDAYS BULLETIN
a reception FOR DR.. and Mrs. DAME
Shepardson will be held in the parlori
of Central Union Church on Thursda.
evening. A cordial invitation Is ex
TENDED to all their friends and to al
members of the church and congrega
ton.
The steamer Mikahala, from Kaua
ports, arriving this morning, report
good weather on that island and tn
ship st. Frances and barkentine Pu;
ko at Eleele, the former dischargin
coal and the latter awaiting a bert
The Mikahala brought very littl
freight and fair-sized passenger lis
Defendants exceptions are overrule
l by the Supreme Court in More Meh
ula vs.. Pioneer Mil Co., action 10
ejectment for a piece Of land at Uha'
Lahaina. Maui. Defendant pleaded tn
general issue. The case was tried
the circuit court, jury waived, jud,
ment being rendered In favor Of plaiI
tin.
I. Rosenberg, proprietor Of the Glob
clothing store, was returning passei
E ger on the Korea. For >''c past elege
months, Mr.. Rosenberg has been VII
Ting the Eastern manufacturing Gel
a ters buying goods for his severi
a stores. Prior TO returning here he pu
chased large assortment Of gentle
mems suits for this store, at Ne
York prices.
= The Expo Watch Camera is bui
like a watch and is a practical yes
!" pocket camera, doing clean-cut wor
and having nearly all the advantage
of much larger and more expensiN
. camera. II easily excels all other C,
> meras In compactness. number OF e,
. posures to loading, simplicity
manipulation and cheapness OF oper;
ton. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
The two Hilo County cases invol
ing the question of the dual poll,
forces Of that city, have been appealt
to the Supreme Court from the rulir
of Judge Parsons, and hearing set Il
Oct. 80. The cases are NOR vs.. Kne