Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
LOCAL and GENERAL

Business houses close on New Years
Talk of Democratic daily newspa. |
pre- is being revived.
The steamer Ke Au Hou is at Hanalei
loading kiauea sugar.
Gonsalves & Co., Ltd, Just received
fresh lot of sorghum seed.
Get VIM c. Lyon Co.'S prices on the
New International Encyclopedia.
The Christmas music will be repeated
in st. Clements church tomorrow.
Sol Sheridan is expected again from
the Coast in the Ventura January 4.
The temperature of the water off EIo.
nolulu harbor yesterday was rs de.
grees.
The suits for delinquent sewer rates
will not be begun before the latter part
of January.
Always the latest in millinery at Miss
Powers millinery parlors, Boston build.
ing Fort street.
The steamer Mikahala is at Waimea
discharging her cargo. She will load
with Diamond w sugar.
A notice to property and income tax.
payers of the Territory of Hawaii is
run under New Today.
|. n. j. Teibush, of Oakland, Cal,
new chemist at the Aiea plantation ar.
rived yesterday on the Alameda.
The library will close on New Years
Day for the circulation Of books. The
reading room will open as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. Dodge, as
sisted by Miss Charlotte Carter, will
reopen their private school on Monday,
January s.
MIR. Merrill of Rochester. New York.
will address the car men at their ser.
vice tomorrow morning. Subject, The
Worth of Day"
The S. S. Alameda brought the Met.
ropolitan Meat Co. a splendid assort-
ment of choice delicatessen from the
mainland markets.
Seventeen men were left here by the
Lawton to be transferred to the Con.
cord when she arrives en- route to join
the Asiatic squadron.
Whitney & Marsh will offer their
celebrated home made underwear at
great reductions during their sale, be-
ginning Tuesday morning
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Woodburn of
Boise City, Idaho, will arrive on Janu.
ary 70 to visit for several weeks. Mr..
Woodburn is a wealthy placer miner.
oahu Lodge No l, X. of p. will in.
stall its newly elected officers on Fri.
day evening, January 5, 1906. BY order
OF the G. c. f. NJ. Coleman. X. II, s. .
Senator j. NJ. Dowsett and family
arrived on the steamer Kinau this
morning from Maalaea Bay, where
they spent Christmas with Senator
Dowsett's mother.
p. E. Tosh speaks at the closing
meeting of the year at Y. NJ. c. A. hail
on Peace: Individual, Social and Ma.
tional." The meeting is at 4:3O, fol.
lowed by tea at $3.50.
Road Supervisor Sam Johnson's bond
Of $4,000 with the Territory has now
been turned over to the County and
$1,000 added thereto by the Waterhouse
Trust Company, to make 1t $4,000.
Lee Kan and others, doing business
as the firm Of Kwong Hing 10y Co., at
los King street, have filed petition in
voluntary bankruptcy. Their liabiii.
ties amount to $3,50l.S0 and assets to
1880.
The heavy soliciting for the kinder
garten exhibit SO taxes the resources
of the ladies who have formerly stood
back of the Y. NJ. G. A. New Years
lunch that 1t will not be given this New
Years.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. has great spec.
ial for Tuesday, January End. Ap-.
plique laces, to AZ inches wide In
straight, waved and medallion effects
will be sold at 12Rc. a yard. Worth
from 25c to soc yard.
An authenticated copy Of the will
of the late Gustav Kunst has been ad
mitted to probate by Judge De Bolt.
Julius BaetCke was appointed admin.
istratOr under his previous $4,000 as
temporary administrator.
Purser Mcnamara of the W. G.. Hall
reports the following sugar list on
Kauai: X. S. NJ, 250O; V. K. 700; !
Diamond w, $500; NJ. A. K, 1889; G. 4 !
r., 1913: McB., 1000; X. p, 1000: "A.
NJ, 1900; /. p, 1850; X. S. Co, 1000.
Central Union Church-The pastor,
Rev. DR.. Kincaid, VIII preach in the
morning on THE Upward Calling OF
CODA New Year Message to the
Church." and in the evening upon
"Watchfulness." All cordially invited
to these services.
Defendants in the foreclosure suit
of Lahapa Ernestberger VS.. Kina Ma
hau and Nahau have filed an answer
charging that thesplaintiff procure the
deed to the land in question by coercion
and under influence on Kaioapohia, de.
ceased, who was the nephew of the de-
tendant, and who had often promises
TO leave her the land
Oahu Lodge No. |, X. of p, last
night elected and will install the fol.
lowing officers on Friday evening Jan.
uary 8. 1905. C. c., G. NJ. White; V.
c., A. d. Bond; p, c. A. Watson; NJ.
OF W., c. Meyer; X. of r. & s., T.. NJ.
Coleman; NJ. of E., A. G. Silva; NJ.
OF F., G. A. Reeves; I. G., ]. McCrea.
dy; o. G., J. Gosnell; M. of A., c.
Sedgebeer. Members of local lodges
and visiting brothers are fraternally