Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL

England Bakery.
Dressed dolls will be given away
Friday and Saturday at Sachs.
The best and cheapest stove WOOD
in the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
Bulletin want ads. will help you man
age things to your financial profit.
| There will be a meeting of the Board
of Education at $3.50 .. m. tomorrow.
Miss X. Harris will continue the ART
sale at the Hawaiian Bazaar unit
| Christmas.
1t may rain again. Get one Of those
silk umbrellas now on sale at the Pa
cific Import Co.
The liquor store of Thos. +. McTighe
& Co. will remain open every evening
until Christmas.
Spruce up your clothes before
Xmas by sending them to the Honolulu
Clothes Cleaning Co.
Unusually smooth weather prevailed
In the harbor today. Hardly a ripple
could be seen on the waters.
The steamer Kauai is discharging
300 bags of X. S. NJ. sugar into the
hold of the bark kaiulani today.
Deputy Attorney General +. w. Mil.
verton today received a warrant for
sixty gents from the Territorial Aud
itor.
a 1870 barrel tank Is being placed
on the railroad wharf for measuring
oil transferred to scows for the dredger
Pacific.
The big rush Is on us, don't wal,
until the last moment to make YOU
Christmas purchases at Santa Claus
Emporium" Wall, Nichols Co.
The Kentucky Cafe. 81 Alalies
street, serves lunch from 1880 a. m
to p. m. with tea, coffee or claret, for
70 cents. (Other drinks extra.)
English puttie leggins at Manufac.
turers' Shoe Co Genuine pigskin, $500.
Russia leather, $500 These are the
stylish things to wear while riding.
The two Consignments of selected
bananas shipped thus far for distribu.
don on the mainland by Wells, Fargo
express have been reported as arriving
in good condition.
Only four days more in which to pur-
chase your toys for the children. The
Fair at Kerr's still continues and Santa
Claus appears every evening to enter
tain the little ores.
Buy your Christmas Cakes from the
New England Bakery.
A By Authority notice under New
Today calls attention to regulations of
the Board of Health regarding expec.
toration. sprinkling OF Numbered art
| icles and garbage.
Christmas Day Football. Champion
ship game at Baseball Park. y. I'd
Males VS.. PunahOu. Admission % and
30 cents. Tickets on sale at Hawaiian
News, Young Building.
| The dredging work being done In the
channel by the Reclamation and Pa
cattle Is proceeding unusually fast TO-
day on account of the smoothness OF
the water in the harbor.
Judge De Bolt this morning rendered
judgment in the sum of $2O2 with costs
in favor of plaintiff in the suit OF II
G. Middleditch, trustee of the HerricB
Carriage Co. VS.. ]. w. Cathcart.
G. w. Ashford and II. w. Breckons
attorneys for petitioner in the case OF
w. G. Peacock VS.. Alexander Garvie
have filed notice that a motion to Sc
the case for trial will be presented be
fore Judge De Bolt next Friday.
Clinton J. Hutchins states that Rob
ert Oyerend has gone to the Kona plaI
tation to make an inventory. Upoi
incorporation of the enterprise over
end will probably become manager. Al
item in yesterdays Bulletin anticipat
ed the fact.
Mrs. II. A. Isenberg, her children
and sister, Miss Augusta Duisenberg
sailed on the Manchuria for Honolulu
The remains of the late II. A. Isenber.
are aboard. 1t is planned to have the
funeral services next Sunday afternoon
in the Lutheran church.
Judge Lindsay this morning deliv
cred decision In favor Of plaintiff IN
the bitterly fought ejectment suit of }
| o. Carter VS.. Koolau Kaikainahaole e
al, rending judgment for plaintlff ii
the sum of $3.50 and restitution of III,
contested premises at Kawaiahao, lie
nolulu.
The Tropic Fruit Company of Wahi
ava has secured an option on all tn
interests Of L. G. Kellogg in the Wa
hiawa lands. The property adjoins tn,
land of the Tropic Fruit Company an,
consists Of $50 acres. The considera
ton Is 100000. All the land will b.
put into pineapples.
superintendent Babbitt has no
made his selection for a successor l.
Secretary Rodgers, who leaves the EC
vocational Department the first of tn
year. The salary of the position is 8
low that II has not attracted many al
rlicants and 1t Is quite necessary tina
the person holding this position. a
well as the book clerk, shall be a CT
pable stenographer.