Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-19
LOCAL and GENERAL


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Autos. for hire at Ter. Stables.
Candy Canes and Rings. New Ems.
land Bakery.
Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the city
at New England Bakery.
Get your Panama hat cleaned before
Xmas. Mrs. Dickerson's Alakea st.
You can get any kind of a hat you
desire of Uyeda, 1928 Nuuanu street.
The steamer Noeau left last evening
for Maui and Hawaii ports with eX.
rosives.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Camera views, Paradise Of the Pa.
cific, on sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
The Mauna Loa will return a day
earlier than usual this week on account
of Christmas.
Wall, Nichols Co., the big emporium
of Santa Claus, will be open evenings
until Christmas.
Mass will be celebrated at st. Aug.
ustine chapel at Waikiki at midnight,
sharp, Christmas eve.
A spare room In your house, prop
erIy advertised, will provide you with
plenty Of spare change"
Oahu College trustees have finally
| onprnyaJ tho ipp NJ paw nrpGi-
dents house on Rocky Hill
When in doubt use ARABIC" for your
iron roof. IL defies heat and defeats
rust. California Feed Co, agents.
DIR. w. T. Monsarrat reports favor.
ably on the Oahu College herd of cat.
tie. There is no evidence of disease.
Robert Parker, Jr., has found a
spotted dog. owner can get the same
by calling on him at the police station.
years Greek and Latin teacher at Oahu
College, has resigned on account Of Ill
health.
Frank w. Damon has been elected
trustee of Oahu College. He served
once before but resigned when he
went to the Coast for his health.
The American barkentine Klikitat
from Port Gamble with lumber for
Wilder & Co., arrived off port yester-
day afternoon. She was "a days out.
c. G. Yee Hop & Co. have a fine as.
sortment of fruits, nuts, candies, etc. In
fact you can get anything you desire
there for your Christmas dinner Tel
ephone Main 251.
Land Commissioner Pratt intends
10 open five pieces of government land
near Kaneohe, for country residence
sites or homesteads in the near future
Each lot will be about 8 acres In eH
tent.
The S. S. Nebraskan sails this after.
noon from the railroad wharf for Ka-
hului where she will load with sugar,
From there she will go to Kaanapali for
more cargo. Later the Nebraskan will
sail for San Francisco.
Colored pop corn, plain or sugared.
New England Bakery.
Admiral Goodrich, Miss Goodrich
and party returned from trip around
the island yesterday afternoon. They
made the journey on horseback leav-
ing Honolulu Saturday. The admiral
was much pleased with the scenery, as
were they all
The Honolulu Engineering AssOcia.
! ton met last evening. II. p. Wood
secretary of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, read paper on Engineer
| ing Boom" and President Gartley
read a paper prepared by J. n. S. vii.
liams of Puunene on First Aid to an
Injured Irrigation Pumn"
japanese Consul MllSi Saito, re.
spending to the following cable from
his home government, goes to Japan
in the Manchuria for a few months:
"Saito: Your opinions on matters are
urgently required. Return at your
earliest possible convenience" Min
lister Takahira at Washington will also
be journeying to Japan in the Man
churia.
An automobile belonging to T.. II.
Lewis standing in the Stockyards con-
crete barn, near the corner of Punch.
bowl and King streets, was almost
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night by the explosion Of the gasoline
tank. An attendant had just lighted
two lamps on the vehicle when the ex-
plosion occurred. The fire alarm was
sent in from box 25. The automobile
was worth something more than $1,000
and uninsured.
Whoever manufactures toys cares
very little whether he follows the real
model, For instance some of the 1905
Christmas goods show bull elk acting
as the mother beside two young ones.
And one of the calves, supposed to be
only few weeks old, has a full set OF
horns. Frogs without croaks are also
reproduced Another freak Of the toy
maker is to put horse skin on a cox
and COW skin on a horse. The toy
maker has no excuse for his careless.
ness; he just does not care. The die
tlonary says toy Is an article con-
structed for the amusement of children
and the toy man lets II go at that.