Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

| Beautiful AfnaS mats at MrS. DICK
erson's Alakea st.
Right prices is the motto of the S
X. Ali Plumbing Co.
Miss NJ. Phillips goes to Hilo tomor.
row on the kinau for a visit.
The schooner Lavinia left Sorenson's
wharf today for Kona ports.
An assistant bool<keeper for q plan.
tatioh is wanted. See ad, page s.
a fine meal is served for twenty-five
cents at the Pacific Hotel, Union street.
When buying liquors for the house
give Y. Suga King street, your order
Cation Neill & Co. have adequate
equipment to do any kind of mechan
teal work.
Miss r. Harris will continue the art
sale at the Hawaiian Bazaar until
| Christmas.
II you are looking for a different
boarding house try the Millerton, Rich
ards street
Philip Peck, the ex-bank president OF
Hilo, returns home tomorrow after a
visit in Honolulu.
Palmer, Samuel and Frank Woods
leave tomorrow on the Kinau for their
homes on Hawaii.
George Lycurgus, manager of the
volcano house, returns to Hawaii in the
kinau tomorrow.
Santa Claus Emporium at Wall,
Nichols Co. will be open evenings from
now until Christmas.
Some of the finest furnished rooms
In the city can be secured at the Ma
jestlc Hotel, Sachs Block.
a. Mason, a plantation man on Ha.
wall. Is booked for Mahukona on the
steamer Kinau tomorrow.
The flagship Chicago with Admiral
Goodrich and party aboard, leaves TO.
morrow afternoon for Hilo.
The steamer J. A. Cummins left for
Waimanalo this morning for cargo
of sugar, about 1000 bags.
DIR. Albert Vogler, a tourist who has
been spending some time here, leaves
for the volcano tomorrow.
All the mills on Kauai are grinding
except that of the NJ. S. Co. 1t will be.
gin work some time next week.
Morgan will sell, tomorrow, at 10 a.
m, at his salesroom. a lot of dress
goods, choice pieces of furniture. etG
When you need help of any kind re
member that $. lchici has a larger list
OF laborers than any other. Telephone
Blue 213l.
Get one of those choice geese for
Xmas to be sold by Morgan at his Kaa
humanu street salesroom Wednesday
at 10 a. m.
Eighteen Cinnamon were fined SO
and costs each this morning for engag.
ing in their usual Saturday night sport
gambling.
Handsome souvenirs given away with
trimmed hats in Sachs millinery de-
partment. Store open every evening
until Christmas.
Room and board Is wanted by young
couple who arrived from the coast only
I short time ago. Will furnish refer
| ences. Address Y, this Office.
| The transports Buford and Lawton
will arrive the latter part of this
week from the Coast. They will prob.
ably remain here several days.
A good gentle well broken carriage
team. elegant travellers, Is offered for
sale by the Waimea Stables Co.. Wal
nea, Hawaii; price 1925 at Kawaihae
landing.
There will be a full rehearsal Of the
st. Andrews Cathedral choir tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock in the
Sunday school room to practice the
Xmas music.
When building you need the services
OF an architect, II you wish to secure
o beautiful one. No architect more pro
fcient could be secured than w. Mat
lock Campbell.
Among the new Christmas goods Just
opened at A. Blom's are beautiful white
| lingerie shirt-waists, 1906 styles, and
new muslin underwear, including dain-
ty corset covers.
The purchasing Of building material
soon leaves an intention in any
amount of money. Although twenty
per cent of the original amount may be
retained by buying of C. d. Reynolds,
Alakea street.
Fourty-four Cinnamon, mostly laun-
drymen. were tefore Judge Whitney
this morning for violating county ordi-
nance No. 4, relative to gambling be-
hind barricaded doors. They had their
cases continued until tomorrow.
II your laundry is late returning
from the China wash man this week do
not be surprised-about fifty Of them
have been arrested and are spending a
good deal Of time in the police court
awaiting the hearing of their cases.
Mrs. II, w. Lyon and Miss Goodrich,
daughter of the admiral, leave tomor.
row on the Kinau for a trip to the
volcano. They will be met at Hilo by
Admiral Goodrich and party. which
leave tomorrow on the cruiser Chicago.
Saturday night was the grand open
| Ing of the Cobweb Cafe after the en-
largement and remodelling of. the din
ing room. A number of invited guests
OF Major Camara partook of an exceed
ingly tasty dinner there in the evening
The late Medical Inspector David o.
| Lewis Of the cruiser Chicago. who died
Friday night, had the rank of com.
mander and will be given full mil.
itary funeral on board the vessel be-
ginning at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing. The body will be taken to the
Coast for interment.
Why not buy books for Christmas
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