Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-28
LOCAL and GENERAL


DO not miss the Friday sale at Nor
gan's.
Try one of those delicious hot sup. |
pers at the Cobweb Cafe.
Joe Marsden returned to the Coast |
by the Alameda this morning.
Lutted's Taro Flour for sale by Hen
ny May & Co.. and G. ]. Day & Co.
large number Of evergreens have
been added to the Young roof garden.
NJ A. Gonsalves & Co. keep on hand
large amount Of No. l guava char
| coal.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81. $3.50 and 81 per week. 1913
| Fort street.
Sprouted cocoanuts in any quantity
from / to 10000 may be had from II.
May q Co. Ltd.
Park Expert Charles milford Robin
son and wife left for the mainland to-
day in the Alameda.
The Elleford Company is expected
by the next Alameda to fill an engage
ment at the Orpheum.
Blom is showing this week splen-
did line of ladies fine ribbed vests at
the low price of for CSC.
Mrs. Charles r. Frazier and Mrs. @.
G.. Bockus left in the Alameda this
morning for a trf, to the Coast.
There will be a social session ut the
Eagles regular meeting tonight. Wis
ting Eagles are invited to attend.
The organization committees OF tho
Country Club will meet at the office OF
Clinton ]. Hutchins tomorrow even
ing.
FRESH Kahikinui beef. young veal and
island chickens will arrive by the XII
} nau for the Raymond Ranch Market.
Phone AGA.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs,
Richards at O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Rath will speak on the Palama Set
cement work.
, Miss Helen Hughes and Miss Post,
who arrived on the Rithet on Sunday.
are stopping with Mrs. J. G. Rothwell
1920 College street.
The Hawaiian News Co has just re.
celved fine new line Of writing tablets
(. and papeteries, including all the pop
uar makes and sizes.
a linen shower was given on Monday
}. for Miss Flo. Wadman, whose engage
ment TO a gentleman from Kentucky
was recently announced.
On Saturday. at 10 a. m, Morgan
: will sell at the old power house, foot
of Pacific Heights, six tons scrap iron.
the power house and dynamo.
Arabic" applied to iron roofs re-
duces temperature as much as SO de
grees. This has been ascertained by
; actual test California Feed Co.,
agents.
Mrs. Harry Taylor Of Chicago, who
oh n.
ping at the Moana for several weeks,
departed today for the mainland by
the Alameda.
The name and fame Of Primo lager
, have been noised abroad by virtue OF
its superlatiye excellence and its never
varying quality. II is an ideal drink
for the springtime.
The united Lenten service OF ST.
Clements church and St Andrews ca
. thedral will be held this evening at st
Clements at 1880. The address VIII be
delivered by layman.
The Department OF Public Works has
notice to contractors in this issue por
tanning to the construction Of a 3O-inch
pipe line from reservoir No. to the
power station, Nuuanu valley.
4 Whitney & Marsh have limited
4 quantity of silk shirtwaist suits which
they will place on sale on Saturday
morning. See their ad on the last page
and also their window display.
:. The special exhibition and sale of the
= Kllohana Art League, held yesterday
in the Young Hotel, was success, sc
much so that another exhibition will
be held on Friday afternoon and Satur'
day, when new works will be shown
President Moore Of telephone con-
pany of Marshalltown, Iowa, and a fire.
quent visitor here, says Honolulu and
the telephone company would find II
the essence of economy, to have all the
!. wires OF the company placed under
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Pittock we're de-
parting passengers In the Alameda. Mr.
Pittock is the owner OF the Portland
Oregonian and the Portland Telegram
He came here to stay few weeks ana
has remained nearer two months. lie
expects to come again on his way u
the Orient.
The Ancient order of Hibernlans anc
. the Ladies' Auxiliary gave very sue
cessful social at their hall last night
There were some excellent literary ant
musical numbers. A special vote n
thanks was given Miss Ivy Williams ioi
her piano selections To the efforts o
Miss NJ. Alice Doherty, president o
the Auxiliary, all were indebted for al
enjoyable evening.
There was music and a ball at thu
Young hotel last evening in honor o
the officers and ladies of the transpor
Sheridan and the officers OF the British