Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-03
LOCAL and GENERAL


Automobiles for hire at Territory
Stables.
Oliver Typewriter Agency with Wall,
Nichols Co.
Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the city
at New England Bakery.
Armstrong Taro Flour, cooked or un.
cooked, for sale at all groceries.
The best and cheapest stove wood
in the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
The Republican Territorial Central
Committee meets at 1880 p. m. tomor. |
row.
Good books at Arleighs, THE Purple
Parasol," Pam" and The Man of the
Hour"
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1249
Fort street.
Camera views, Paradise Of the Pa.
cific, on sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
See Blom's new swiss and cambric
embroideries with edgings and inser'
tions to match.
An interesting auction sale Of chill
dren" occurred at Salvation Army
headquarters last night
The lot that was for sale the last
time you inquired about It may be ad-
vertised in the Bulletin today.
At 10 a. m. Monday, Nov 6, Morgan
will sell the household furniture at
| the residence OF Mr.. J. |. Downing, 325
Peck avenue
The steamer Maui will replaced the
Helene on the Hawaii freight run.
She will be overhauled before starting
on the new route.
John de Mello, of Keokea, S. Kona,
Hawaii has notice under New To.
day concerning the contracting Of
debts in his name.
The financial report of the kona Or
phanage for the year ending June 80.
shows receipts of $7,l93lS, si3iO.6s
being cash donations.
In honor Of the japanese Emperor's
birthday. the California restaurant, Ho
tel street, is serving a special dinner
today from 5 to s p. m.
Joe Cohen has received q cable from
San Francisco to the effect that the
National Stock Company has sailed for
Honolulu by the S. $. Ventura.
VIM. r. Bolton, whose trial on a
charge of counterreiting has occupied
a couple of days before Judge Dole,
was yesterday found not guilty by the
jury.
The American schooner Spokane,
Captain J. Jamison, arrived yesterday
from Port Townsend. She is loaded
with 100000 feet of lumber for Lew
prs & Cooke.
Complainants in the suit Of V. O.
lTeixeira ct al. VS.. American Dry
Goods Association, Ltd, ct al, have
Ifled a petition to the Supreme Court
for re hearing.
George Cullen, an inspector of the
immigration service, has been transfer
red to Buffalo, n. Y. George Curry has
: been appointed to succeed him. Mr.
Cullen is now in the States on u vaca
tion.
THE OTHER SIDE
OF Life Insurance Story-literatur'
In Favor Of Those Attacked-S.' c
Inns Statement Of Why Chinese Boy
colt American Goods-Colored Supple
ment-All the News in
SATURDAYS BULLETIN
/. Officers of the America Maru brough
, the story here that the Doric and Cop
tic of the o. & o. line, are to be trans
. ferred to service in the Atlantic run
= ming to Liverpool. The retirement o
|. the boats Is said to be caused by th'
resumption of service of the I. X. X
steamers.
T. II. Davies & Co.. Ltd, have acquir
: ed control of the Pearl City Fruit Co.
having purchased 2S5 out of 500 shares
Through the Hawaiian Trust Co
Among those of the original stock
!, holders who still hold their shares ar
} L. w. Jordan, James Lyle and Johi
Emmeluth.
James w. Price, an aeronaut VIII
has given several exhibitions here an
on the other islands, was a passenge
on the America Maru. Prices first per
tormance here was In 1889 when h
imade an ascension on King Kalakaua'
birthday. He was here again in lSs
, with a circus.
: Senor Ignacio Altamira, en- route t
Peking to become charge de affairs O
. the Mexican legation, was on tn
America Maru. He is accompanied b
a son. The senor speaks excellent Ems
, lish and has visited Honolulu twice bt
fore. Colonel Altamira stopped at tn
Young Hotel while here He was ono
n military attache of the Mexican Leg
tion at Toxic.
Notice has been received that on Oc
90, Umatilla Reef Light-yessel was ten
porarily placed off the entrance to tn
Columbia River, Oregon, to mark tn
station of Columbia River Light-ye
sci No. 80, which recently went adrif
- Umatilla Reef Light-vessel Is painte
til .1.aN an