Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-02
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

Schr. Lavinia. Weisbarth, for Lay.
, san Island, p. IA.
Armstrong; Taro Flour. at 12kc
For sale by all groceries.
Delicious pies-like your mother
made. New England Bakery
The best and cheapest stove wood
= the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
o. & o. s. 6. Cortic, Beadnell, may
sail tonight (due from Yokohama).
Maidenhair ferns for sale at No. s2I
at foot of Piikoi street. last house.
The Oahu County Board of Super.
visors meets at 1880 tomorrow night.
Mrs. G. II. Smith leaves in the HI.
| nau tomorrow for vacation trip to
Hilo.
The session of the Grand Jury has
been continued from this morning un.
I'll next Thursday at 10 a. m.
Judge Richard of Laupahoehoe. Ha.
wall arrived on the Kinau Saturday
and is registered at the Arlington.
Great Dry Goods Remnant Sale Mon.
day, October 2nd; tempting Bargains
for everybody at Pacific Import Co.
Or. J. T. Mcdonald now occupies
rooms 2l2i in the Alex. Young Hotel
Notice of hours and phone are under
New Today.
tuberculosis among cattle can be
absolutely prevented by the regular
use OF International Stock Food. Cali
fornia Feed Co.. agents.
The Supreme Court opened its Octo.
Der term this morning and set various
cases on its calendar, consisting OF
about a score OF matters.
Clerk James Thompson of the Su
preme Court appeared on deck again
this morning after having been laid W
for several weeks by Illness.
First class tickets to all station on
the Oahu Railroad, and Haleiwa coupon
tickets are now on sale at the Office
Of Trent & Co.. 93S Fort street.
Judge Robinson this morning grant
ed a motion to set aside the Judgment
by default rendered in the case of Geo.
Kekipi ct al. VS.. Kamalo Sugar Co
Charles Achi is talking hard times. -
He says many Hawaiians are starry
ing, ior want oi WORK. anu 'hat ma
wall will never prosper until she pays
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To- ,roNaaso ., c,,, NIL, 70 TIA
VS. Mary X. Dwyer. assumpsit and &C
ltion ON mechanics lien, Judgment has
lbeen entered for 81 .65S.29 with costs
LAT sil.45 as a lien on property on Kinl
street.
n YOU have business property to le
cannot afford to find the second hes
market for ito accept any but tn,
highest obtainabie rate. You eanno
find the one best TENANT W'tnout 40
sertising Tor h'm'
.
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the corner Oh Aiapai anu guar
streets Oh ,he NOISE naue ny ooss WIN
assemble there on suhuay W pay oai'
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ITO ne very unpleasant LOT 'hose WIN
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nehts 10 'he tune vi III u l.
Joseph r. Spencer Jr., the only sol
OF Captain and Emily J. Spencer, bro
Their of Mrs. w. J. Moody and Mrs. A
r. Mitchell of New York, died th!i
morning In his 3lst year Funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow at 3 p. IN