Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL

'NNtI ANl NNl NSl NtSAti"bN BulN u Nuh
on the Officers at Camp Mckinley.
Bargains in pianos at COyne Furnl. |
ture Co., Ltd. Making room for fall
stock.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular 81. s1.5O and s. per week. 1249
Fort street
G. J. Waller and J. W. Girvin have
been re.appointed as jury commission
ers for 1906.
Camera views, Paradise Of the Pa.
cifc, ON sale at all news dealers and
curio stores.
First in the market. We are show.
ing large assortment Of 1906 diaries.
Wall Nichols Co,
Registered warrants Nos. 11751 to
t22O0. inclusive. are now payable at
the Treasurer's office,
Mrs. c. J.. Dickerson's millinery
opening Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day of the latest styles OF pattern
hats.
Sale of Indian head at 10 cents at
Whitney & Marsh's tomorrow morning.
S'' Nh'll dhN' VI idNb baS' Va th'S
paper
The Eagles last night welcomed their
president, Morris Rosenberg in Har.
mony hail. a most enjoyable reception
taking place.
Yes; TO Let" plaeard in your win
dow might secure for you a tenant Of
the class that does not read newspa.
pers-if you want that sort.
L. Tappan Tannatt, formerly Of this
city, has been appointed professor Of
civil engineering in the Montana Agri.
cultural College at Bo2eman.
Frank l.. Greenfield. chemist at the
Eva plantation, is in town visiting his
brother W. B. Greenfield. of Hawaii.
They are stopping at the Hawaiian
| Hotel.
Manager Hertsche Of the Moana Ho.
TEL while East, ordered 500 bathing
suits for the enlarged bathing resort
shortly to be opened In connection with
the hotel
Physicians prescribe 1t because it's
the best. White Rock Water. Agree.
able in flavor contains everything good
for the system: nothing injurious. Your
druggist sells II.
The management OF the oahu Rail.
way & Land Co. Is considering the
construction Of a branch line to Wahi.
ava to be completed by July next and
to be ten miles long.
The y. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. Ia
making a showing Of new goods which
IS well worth seeing See list in their
advertisement. Don't fail to visit the
millinery department.
The Hawaiian band viii be in a.
tendance at ST Andrews fair on Sat
urday, Oct. IS. The fair will be open
in the afternoon from half past one un
til six only, and not in the evening.
Among the tempting edihes on salt
at ST. Andrews fair will be younl
roasted pigs. roasted chickens, ducks
boiled hams. Boston baked beans
bread, cake, chutney, jelIies and pre-
serves.
The Pacific Tennis Club will thii
evening hold n special meeting at tn,
club rooms. All members are invited
Important matters are to be discuss
ed An informal smoker follows tht
meeting.
/. Get kodak and experience the va
. ried joys of amateur photography. Or
!. an outing, vacation trip or stroll in thi
/. country, the presence Of kodak add
O thOusandfOld to the pleasures OF thu
occasion. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
Sam Johnson, road superintendent
has discharged Philip Rivers, an EN-
ploye of the garbage department
against whom a charge of running
gambling house was lodged, becaus
of his alleged gambling connections.
Prof. W. d. Alexander has receive
a letter from II. p. Baldwin to tn
effect that the Hawaiian Commercial
Co. Is having a shore and reef SUI
vey made from Kahului eastward I
point beyond the scene of the wrec
of the Spartan.
Miss Grace Dollar, daughter Of tn
owner of the steamer Robert Dollar. q
San Francisco; Miss Frances L. Ma
v thew, of Marquette, Mich; Mrs. ii.
: Plummer, of San Francisco, and Mr.
-. Frank IL. Kennedy, Of Pittsburg. Pa
visited at Haleiwa yesterday.
The Porter Furniture Co and tn
, Coyne Furniture Co. are contemplatin
consolidation about the first of II
year. A new company with 5000
capital would probably be the outcon
and headquarters would be Che corn'
of the Young building, now occupie
by the Porter Furniture Co.
The Research Club has elected Il
following officers for the ensuir
year: c. G. owen, president; w.
Parke, vice-president; ]. II, Beadl
- secretary and treasurer. The club ye
terday had a musical evening at w.
Halls Nuuanu residence. Hugo He
ger, Stanley Livingston and A. c, Wa
rendered vocal selections,