Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-29
LOCAL and GENERAL

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The steamer Mikahala left yesterday
afternoon for Kauai ports.
The steamer Helene departed for
Hamakua ports last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. c. Hagens leave
today for the Peninsula to spend sew.
eral days.
Captain Graham, wife and daughter.
of the ship Phelps, are stopping at the
Young hotel
A Sheriff's Sale Notice in re Moiliili
Bakery VS.. ID. l.. Keliu Lokana is pub
lished in this issue.
Sol Sheridan, the reporter, write1
from the mainland that he intends 10
return to Honolulu soon.
Among others going to the PENN
sula to spend Sunday and the New
Year are Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodiek.
Opportunities occur - they are
events, or the results Of events, and
the news about them is usually print.
ed first In the Bulletin want ads.
There are $50 tons Of general cargo
aboard for Honolulu merchants. one
horse consigned to the lsenberss, and
$40 bags of mail.
Henry May & Co. received by the 5.
S. Alameda today choice celery, Cauli.
flower, artiChokes. horse radish, Hub.
bard squash and cranberries.
The postofliCc general delivery win
dow will be open from s to Q a. M
New Years day. There will be one
morning delivery by the carriers.
Clarence Macfarlane goes to his
| Peninsula place this afternoon to spend
| Sunday and Monday. T. w. Hebron
will be his guest for the holidays.
| Col. Sam Parker and Mrs. Parker
and children leave this afternoon for
| their Peninsula home, where they will
spend the New Year.
The lease by the United States of the
premises in the judiciary building &C.
Cupiel by the Federal court and Off.
Cials, will he signed today.
The coroner's jury yesterday decld'
ed that Albert Oldberg, found dead in
the Pacific hotel, had come to his death
by strangulntiOn by his own hands.
Shimo Ito. u Japanese employed on
the transport Lawton, deserted and
Captain Ford sent notice Offering q
reward of so to the police station.
The choir OF the Catholic Cathedral
will be served with refreshments this
evening at 1880 by their instructor
Father Uhlrich. at the Mission Hall,
The barkentine s. G.. Wilder arrived
this morning from Mexico with bal
last and will await cargo Of sugar
Captain Jackson, well known here, Ii
the master.
Prince David. accompanied by his
wife and children, leave this afternoon
for their residence on the Peninsula
where they will remain until after tbs
New Year.
The steamer Mauna Loa left shortly
after noon today for Maui, Kona anC
Kau ports. She took quite a number
of passengers and large amount o
freight and mail.
Captain Evans of the bark Olympi
now in port will remain here for
: load of sugar for the Coast. 1t viii
n probably be during the month Of Eel
). ruary before the bark gets away.
The schooner Concord was on tn
marine railway yesterday bein
" cleaned. She Is also being painted
lie The Concord will leave next Tuesda
C. afternoon for Iahaina, Honoipu an
v. Hilo.
e The life boats and RATS on the steam
:. er Maui In the Inter-lsland repair doc
O. are being overhauled and painted Sc,
eral of the RATS were in bad conditio
and are being replaced with new ms
terial.
Il understand q baby which ha
been born dead and without brains wa
found yesterday" a man said thi
O morning. But all babies withou
a brains do not die. 1t seems" replied tn
.. other.
b Attorney Henry Hogan argued dul
, ing the entire forenoon, in his usua
5 strenuous and eloquent manner, for
}, new tri:l of the Frank Bertelmann cas-,
& He will continue his argument this a
ternoon.
ID tIAWAlrS GREAT PROBLEM
&c Dealt with by Principal N. N. scoI
@. In Governor Carriers Report-Third II
II staIlment Of the thrilling Morgan tn
b suoeaneer story-JoIIy Comic Suppl
le nert-ln
I'd SATURDAYS BULLETif
AT John G. Rothwell has fi,ed a demu
N rer to the libel complaint filed again
ID him by W. G. Peacock on the grouni
ID that there Is a misjoinder Of causes
70 action, and that several causes Of q
ton are Joined together in the col
ed plant without being separately state
.i The transport Lawton is booked
q depart this afternoon for Guam and
20 vite with government supplies. s.
% was due to get away at l p. m. but W
&c, delayed. Several OF her sailors desc
A ed while the vessel was here and II I
70 police do not catch them this afterno