Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

made. New England Bakery.
Armstrong Taro Flour, cooked or un.
cooked, for sale at all groceries.
a new supply of "The Girl From
Home" at the store of Arleigh & Co.
The steamer Maui arrived at sos
o'clock this morning from Maui ports.
A black polo pony has strayed from
I'll Prospect street. Reward for return
of same.
+. b. McStocker is interested in tn,
formation of a coffee growers associa.
ton.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
In the Convent.
A fine Jersey bull for service can
be found at California Feed Co. Tele.
phone Main 12l.
Did anyone ever hear OF anything
coming to the front in Hawaii as quick
ly as White Rock Water.
Post Self.filling Fountain Pens write
smooth. Don't leak. Fill anywhere.
Try one at Wall. Nichols Co.
A mosquito.proof cottage of six
rooms with electric lights, at 1926 Peck
avenue, is advertised for rent
Farm Cornn has qualified with a
$4,000 bond and has opened a branch
postoffice at his store in Pawaa.
1t cost the County $3.50 for electric
| lights last month in the office of the
High Sheriff and the police station.
John Hanepuu, clerk in the office
of the Deputy Sheriff. has returned to
work after lay.off caused by Illness
Treasury warrants, registered mum
bers i220l to 1880 inclusive. will bc
paid upon presentation to the Terri
torial Treasurer.
There will be indoor baseball to.
night at 1880 at the Y. NJ. c. A.; High
Schools will play the Punahous. Ad
mission 10 cents.
Would you like to speak French or
German in weeks? Come to the free
lectures, Y. w. c. A. rooms, Boston
Block, tomorrow and Saturday.
When ordering your prime beef at
the Metropolitan Meat Co. don't forget
that Crystal Springs Butter is the best
In the Islands. Phone Main As.
Captain w. Thompson Of the steam.
err Niihau reports the ship st. Frances
loading ballast at Eleele. She sails
within a few days for the Sound.
The monthly meeting of the Ere.
kindergarten and Children's Aid AS
ISOLATION will be held at the Y. W..
4 nt o..
Fred Kiley, true to his intentions
of securing none but the best for the
Favorite Grotto, has now engaged the
services of Chef Wyman, formerly of
the Hawaiian Hotel.
The most tiresome, disappointing
shopping tour you have made in a long
time was the one at the end Of that
wee when you had no time to read
the Bulletin Observation-Disclosures"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Sachs Dry Goods Co. which should
be attended by every lady who uses
silk and satin ribbons. Less than hall
prices will prevail.
Without passengers, freight or q pur
ser the steamer Niihau from Kauai
ports arrived at s o'clock this morn
ing. Purser Frank Milverton was dc
tained at Hanamaulu attending to some
freight business.
All Jack, a Chlnaman charged with
selling opium, plead not guilty in the
Police Court this morning and was
dismissed for six months. II he re
peats the offense In that time he will
be fined dOubly.
The steamer Maui from Maui ports
arriving this morning, brought 10.
sacks OF potatoes. so sacks of corn,
lot OF scrap iron. 80 hogs. horse,
hides, 16l packages empty bottles, anC
l0l packages'of sundries.
A childrens playground is being ar
ranged in the empty lot on King stree
opposite Kaiulani school for the boy
and girls of the Palama Club, worl
being started yesterday under the di
rection of W. NJ. Rath, In charge Of tn
Palama Mission.
The defendant in the case of Mos
Mtneuld vs.. TlOHttT Mill w., Ltu,, ia
filed a peution for a writ of error 4
issue from the Supreme Court Of tn
United States States to the Suprem
Court of the Territory, as the latte
has overruled its bill of exceptions.
Chef Wyman, who was SO popularl
known among epicures as chef at tn
Alexander Young Hotel and more RI
Gently at the Hawaiian Hotel, is noN
in charge of the culinary department
OF the Favorite Grotto, corner Hote
and Bethel streets. Fred Kiley, pre-
prietor.
The japanese mock parliament plar
ned by Editor Shiozawa Of the Hawa
Shinpo on behalf of the thirty success
full candidates of that papers popl
larity voting contest, was inaugurate
last night Resolutions containin
ideas for the solution of the plantatio
y labor problem were debated. Prize
Il are to be given for the best papers.
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