Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-19
LOCAL and GENERAL
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III NhN NiNSs W.
Bargains in pianos at Coyne Furni
ture Co., Ltd. Making room for fall
stock.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox hopes to bring
cut the first issue of her new weekly
tomorrow.
Treasurer Campbell has received
four applications from Hilo japanese
for farriers licenses.
When you make your welsh rabbits"
with the absolutely pure Primo Lager
they are always delicious
All Lum. who was tried before Judge
Robinson on charge of maintaining a
lottery, was yesterday found not guilty
Miss Melka Peterson. chief clerk Of
the Board of Agriculture. returned yes
terday from a vacation spent on the
Coast.
William s. Bartlett, of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived from the States yester.
day to accept position with Benson,
Smith & Co.
Won Hamm. Young Co. is headquar.
ters for automobiles. This company
A'"' " eIlNhhl'is tlulpbtu
garage on Alakea street.
Mrs. c. L. Dickerson has a selection
of a large stock of full millinery, with
fine assortment of pattern hats, that
arrived on the Nevadan.
Judge De Bolts jury yesterday after.
noon found verdict of eiectment fol-
plaintiff in the case of the Kapiolani
Estate VS.. l.. A. Thurston.
The Bergstrom Music Co. has Just
received a large new assortment of
Piauola music. Pianola owners should
call early and make their selections.
G.. W. Fishburn. banker at San
Diego. Cal. was one of the Sonoma
passengers. Mr.. Fishburn is taking
vacation and will spend his time on th9
Islands.
Persons of discrimination are always
on the alert for quality. Rainier beer
was awarded the gold medal at tho
Paris Exposition for purity, quality
and excellence of flavor.
The Hawaiian Glee Club has given
a number of performances at Lyric
Hall, San Francisco, recently, all OF
which were well attended and the Ha
walian music highly appreciated.
Wong Kai kah, Chinese special com.
mission sent by the Empress Of China
to Japan and the United States to study
modern industrial methods, Is en- route
TO Picking aboard the Korea. He was
here last year with Prince Pu Lun.
d. c. Wugent, a st. Louis, Mo-, man.
ufacturer, accompanied by his family,
are on the Sonoma. Mr.. Wugent was
delayed by the grounding of the Ala.
media and had intended stopping off
here two weeks. They are en- route
TO Australia.
GEO. FAIRcRILD'S VIEWS
On plantation labor and kapaa
homesteads-Ed Towse's aftermath
story Of the Taft party-Latest from
Paris for the ladies--comic supple.
ment and all the news
IN SATURDAYS BULLETIN
Nua Kealualu has petitioned for pro.
bate of the will of Daniel X. Kapule,
of which S. II. Oni is named as eXecu.
W. ll' NSNdlI 'OllNlGlN Va llDliOlulN
and honolulu lands valued at $500
Kealualu. the widow; Kamakani, a sig
ter, and the Hawaiian Evangelical As
sOCiatiOn are named as dcvisoes.
Mrs. C. J. Hutchins and her dauph
ter Doris, who arrived on the SonOma
have made the trip between
Honolulu and san Francisco twenty
three times. Miss Hutrhins, in addi
tion, has also visited China and japan.
Mr. HutchIns has crossed between hero
and the States 2l different times.
The Expo Watch Camera is war
ranted mechanically perfect 1t is a
practical vest-poyket camera, yet is no
larger nor heavier than fair-szed
watch, which 1t exactly resembles. II
can be carried with you always and
an exposure can be made in the twink
ling of an eye. Honolulu Photo Sup
ply Co.
Walter Austin. son of the late Judge
J. W. Austin. of the Supreme Court.
one Of the early settlers in Honolulu,
Is passenger on the Sonoma en- route
TO Sydney. Mr.. Austin is now in the
commission business and expects to
locate In Japan. Judge Austin came
to the islands from Panama in the
ffties. His son Walter was born in
Honolulu. but left here when five years
of age. Mr.. Austin thinks Honolulu
Is the greatest place on earth. lie visits
relatives here every few years.
Rev. A. L. Hall, formerly of Paaulo,
Hawaii, arrived on the Sonoma and
will remain in Honolulu at the Iolanl
College. Rev. Mr.. Hall is the man az.
cused by the San Francisco papers OF
being responsible, though not to blame,
for the wreck Of the steamer Alameda.
His trunk had been left behind and
after the vessel started she was sig.
nailed TO slow down and the baggage
taken aboard from a launch. Had this
not happened the Alameda would have
passed the danger DOint before tha