Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-12
LOCAL and GENERAL
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An. $. S. Texan. Lyons, from Ia
coma, a. m. Sunday.
The Boy Orator celebrates his TWEEN
ty-fourth birthday today.
Today is the anniversary OF the birth
Of Abraham Lincoln.
Order your meat from Raymond
Ranch Market Tel i6i.
A ladies' gold watch with initials
NJ. X. p. engraved on back has been
lost. Reward at this Office.
list of the officers elected to serve
| for the ensuing year in the firm of q
Brewer 4 Co is published in this issue
A petition for a writ Of error has
been flied in the case of Annie Kealoha
and Keoni Williams VS.. w. X. Castle.
trustee
Purser Hart made the following re.
port of the trip OF the Niihau, which
arrived yesterday morning from Ka.
uai ports:
The steamer Argyll was sighted OF
port yesterday. She was towing the
barkentlne Fullerton from Port Har-
ford to Kihei.
Lincoln's birthday was celebrated to
day in the public schools by appropri'
ate exercises, each school getting up
its own program.
Freight arriving on the steamer Ka.
uai this morning is as follows: As head
of cattle, 2S72 bags p. s. NJ. sugar, 3712
bags II. s. Co. sugar.
George Angus last Saturday became
the happy father Of baby girl. Mrs.
Angus was quite Ill for a while. but
she is now doing nicely.
The county clerk calls for tenders
for constructing a reinforced concrete
bridge on the Nuuanu Pail, Koolau
side. See ad for particulars.
Henry c. Vida has a notice In this
issue stating that he will not be re-
sponsible for debts contracted in his
name without his written order.
DR.. Judd this morning stated that
Governor Carter was getting along
very well and that he was satisfied
with the progress of his recovery.
Freight brought from Ahukini on
the steamer Iwalani yesterday is as
follows: From l.. =. mill, 309S bags
A sugar; from II. NJ. mill, 1140 bags
A sugar and SIS bags b sugar.
George Ross was tried in the Police
Court today for abusing his wife, and
Judge whitney decided to allow him
thirteen months In which to reform.
before sentence should be given.
Thirty-two Chinese, who were ar
rested Saturday night for operating a
game Of fan tan. pleaded guilty in the
Police Court this morning. and were
fined SO each, In addition to costs.
Moyogawa, a japanese. was arrest
| cd this morning for attempting to steal
goods from a house OF another OF his
race, in the Iwilei district He con
fesscd his guilty intentions to the in
terpreter after being arrested.
The last official act performed by
Governor Carter was the signing OF
the papers which completed the bond
sale. This had heretofore been in.
complete, although the first instalmeu'
Of $4,000 had already been sent here
Damien Council No. 563. Y. NJ. l..
lgives a literary and musical entertain
ment and ball at San Antonio Hall on
Thursday. the 22nd instant, In obser
vance OF Washlngton's birthday. The
Entertainment starts at 1880 p. m; the
dancing at Q o'clock.
A lady living in Punahou this morn
ing sent her japanese yard boy down
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trouble with the household pipes. She
told him: You go down town and
tell John Mott to come" The bright
japanese replied: Then he won't"
John Oleson, marine who escaped
from the o. S. S. Manning tie evening
before she sailed, last week, for 4
cruise OF ten days among the Islands
was captured by the police yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock. He will
Iprobably be courtmartialed when tbs
Manning returns.
According to the report OF Pursel
w. X. Lewis of the steamer Iwalanl
the following lists of sugar are await
ing shipment on Kauai: X. s. NJ, 2
400; V. X, 1900: Diamond W., 5000
G.. & r.. 100; NJ. A. X. lS,1iS; Mob
22.S9O; X. r.. 1900; l.. p, ass; n. NJ
s3s; NJ. S. co. $4,000; X. S. Co, 5000
II you let the Honolulu Photo Suppl
Co. do your printing and developln
for you, you are sure OF satisfactor
service. and you will get all the pictur
that there Is in the Aim. We have bull
up our reputation by good work an
we are constantly adding to II. w
have all the modern facilities for doin
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