Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

~ a. m. tomorrow.
Attorney d. II. Case yesterday re-
turned to Wailuku.
" want ad. cannot find the finder,
then it's really lost.
Ribbon sale at Whitney & Marsh's
begins Monday morning.
Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the city
at New England Bakery.
Armstrong; Taro Flour, at 121ac
For sale by all groceries.
Twenty.one good meals for $3.50 q,
the Pacific Hotel, Union street.
Work completed when promised if
W. G. Let is doing your plumbing.
a specially Is made of office and
store fittings by f. d. Wicke, 1923 Ala
kea street.
Plumbing fixtures installed at mod.
crate prices by the S. X. Aki & Co.,
1923 Smith street
You can save IS cents a thousand
on shingles when you buy from c. u.
Reynolds, Alakea street.
Nicholson & Nelson, watchmakers,
s26 Fort street. guarantee satisfaction
on all repairs done by them.
Good accommodations for transients
are offered by the Hotel Lauhala, cor
ner Alakea and Hotel streets.
Paymaster A. S. Brown, U. s. ~,
has been ordered to Cavite as assist.
pnt to the general storekeeper.
+ Clothes cleaned and pressed; called
for and delivered by the Honolulu
Clothes Cleaning Co. Telephone
Main 147.
There will be a game of cricket al
Makiki at 1880 o'clock this afternoon.
Players and all interested are cordial,
ly invited.
The prize competition for a cover
design for the Promotion Committees
new pamphlet will close Monday Ia.
stead of today.
After the opera Thursday and Sat
urday nights, visit the roof garden at
the Alexander Young Hotel where light
lunch will be served.
The range of prices are so great
that everyone can find suit to suit
their pocketboOk at the Globe Cloth.
ing Co., Ga Hotel street.
The steamer Lehua was towed out
of Rotten Row this morning. dressed
up in a new coat of white paint, for
tae Regatta judges stand.
Frank Benton, In charge of aplcul
ture in the Bureau of Entomology,
will soon visit Hawaii op
q world.tour of investigation.
The Won Hamm.Young Co. will rent
you an automobile by the day or hour
and guarantee you a Hrst.class ma.
chine and experienced chauffeur.
Gift Week at Wall, Nichols Com
pany; Lead Pencils, Tablets. Sponges,
given away with each purchase OF u
School Text Book. Lowest Prices.
Armours "Verlbest" canned meats
pre unapproachable for excellence.
They are good for consumption in.
doors or out. Ask your grocer ior
them.
The U. S. s. Iroquois, Captain Nib.
lack, left for Midway yesterday after.
noon. Gerrit Wilder, for the Bureau
Of Agriculture and Forestry, was
passenger.
Arabic" is the best roof cooling
known. Its application to
iron roofs is followed by eminently
results. California Feed
Co., agents.
A noteworthy event In handker.
chiefs takes place at Sachs Dry Goods
store commencing Monday, Sept 10.
The entire line of goods will be priced
Rstonishingly low.
The Union Oil Co.'s steamer Argyle
Is at the Railway wharf ten days from
Port Hartford with a cargo of crude oil
for the local agency. She will return
10 the Coast about Monday.
The Liks and II. A. C.'s meet on the
diamond at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Should the II. A. C.'s win, the season
will be at an end; otherwise, one more
game will be played to settle the
championship.
A handsome and well equipped
bathing apartment is desired by all
home builders OF good taste. II the
w. j. England i,umbing Co. install the
equipment in your bathroom you can
be assured of its worth.
The Majestic Hotel is daily estah.
fishing its worth as popular resort
for transients. Those who desire to
stop at a first.class hotel where tho
rates will not leave a vacuum in their
purse. can find no better than the Ma.
!estic.
It's wonderful the things one sees
when he hasn't got gun. When ons
hasn't a kodak with him the chances
to take good pictures, which bob mp,
are simply surprising. Get a kodas
at once and take the next snap-sho.
ting opportunity by the horns. Honl
lulu Photo-Supply Co.
Albin Scale, formerly of Bishop Mu'
scum, arrived in the Alameda yester
day with the MISUNDERSTANDING fish,
the poeciliidae, which are intended to
rid Honolulu of some of the pests. En-.
tomologist Van Dine assisted Mr..
Scale in depositing the fish at Kapiola.
nj Park and at Moanalua. Later the
fish will be generally distributed.
There was complete cessation Of
work along the waterfront today. At
Oceanic wharf Inspectors Craw and
Austin finished examining the fresh
fruit off the steamship Alameda so as
to permit the delivery to the green
procers. The Alameda will resume